Sentence examples for few narrow from inspiring English sources

There are a few narrow exceptions, though.

A few narrow bridges connect elevated platforms anchored, like everything else, six feet below the waterline.

The food of Morocco, Mr. Lahlou said, is extraordinary but has become stuck in a few narrow ruts.

The madrassa is just outside of town, down a few narrow roads with mud and adobe buildings tight against them.

Fish Island comprises a few narrow lanes enclosed by the A12 and the river Lea navigation (a canalised river).

A few narrow, dusty streets away, a metre-long piece of rocket shrapnel crashed through the roof of a family home on Wednesday and into the living room.

But, apart from some patterned pants and a few narrow-strap dresses, these outfits seemed too hot to handle in the workplace.

He added that gay-rights supporters would not abandon Mr. McDonald just because "a few narrow-minded primary voters wanted to punish him for standing up for the freedom to marry".

Several standard-gauge lines branch from the main line to port cities and to some interior towns, and a few narrow-gauge lines cross the High Plateau to the Algerian Sahara.

"Commuters and businesses will suffer because a few narrow-minded union barons are currently flexing their muscles in a fight for the leadership of a union where just 30% of members support a strike".

As a result of this, missions have more open battlefields with fewer narrow corridors.