Sentence examples for for narrow ends from inspiring English sources
Still, as in any public debate, at least some of the noise over the roadless issue is clearly intended in part for narrow ends.
Andile Mngxitama, once hailed as a possible successor to Mr Malema said: "We find it unethical, we find it reactionary and we find it part of the culture of corruption and part of abusing legitimate issues of the people for narrow ends".
You'll need to cut the fabric for the narrow ends, the long sides and the lid, as follows: Measure the narrow ends of the shoebox, allowing for an equal overlap around the edges of 5cm/2 inches width and 7.5cm/3 inches to the depth.
You'll need to cut the paper for the narrow ends, the long sides and the lid, as follows: Measure the narrow ends of the shoebox, allowing for an equal overlap around the edges of 5cm/2 inches width and 7.5cm/3 inches to the depth.
It would be irresponsible to blame Netanyahu for this act; irresponsible, as well, to ignore what became his pattern -- a dangerous penchant for stoking crises for his own narrow ends.
Responding to the TGF-β produced by its own cells, the developing tubule can apparently sense where it has the most room to grow away from itself--for example, at the narrow ends of a rectangle or the tips of a Y-shaped well.
Diameter of narrow end of a sleeve.
Slalom required speed and maneuverability (much like the requirements for slalom skiing), favoring shorter boards than those used for downhill racing and very narrow ends to avoid wheels rubbing the base of the deck during sharp turns.
Using a war in Georgia for narrow political ends will not help to solve the crisis.
The musician, who is playing nine sold-out stadium concerts in Buenos Aires starting next week, said Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron had used the Falklands question "for narrow political ends".
"My concern as an Englishman is that they've been used and the argument has been used for narrow political ends in England, first by Margaret Thatcher and now by David Cameron.
