Sentence examples for bit narrower from inspiring English sources

Each of the 195-width front tires on the Exige is actually a bit narrower than the rear tire of a 2009 Yamaha Vmax motorcycle.

'He's just getting the maître d' to park the Hummer H2, but the streets around here are a bit narrower than Cheshire,' said Pino.

I was watching a video of their match last week, and they now playing a bit narrower in midfield, more compact.

They [jihadists] are more careful, while Facebook and Twitter are more proactive at taking material down – from both ends the information is getting a little bit narrower," said Neumann.

"I would assume the trade deficit in October is going to be quite a bit narrower," said Ram Bhagavatula, chief economist for financial markets with the Royal Bank of Scotland in New York.

Though a bit snug -- the front seems a bit narrower than the competition's and the rear has proper room for only two passengers -- the seats are supportive and infinitely adjustable.

Others found the advice a bit narrow.

— have on the whole been a bit "narrow".

My shoulders are a bit narrow, so I like a square cut to even things out.

The information is a bit narrow, but the point of view sincere.

Hips are a bit narrow but wide enough, I think, to carry children.