Sentence examples for for some narrow from inspiring English sources

Virtually all of Fujian is mountainous except for some narrow coastal plains.

He says that Britain has joined NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia for the best of motives: not just for some narrow British interest but to stop the Serbs from killing the Kosovars or putting them to flight.

In short, an army of lobbyists all looking out for some narrow special interest.

Wider floss is better for bigger spaces between teeth, but for some, narrow floss can be easier to use.

"I think I would be lying if I said that I didn't expect, at some point, for some narrow-minded group of people to try to create some publicity" around "Glee" or "Modern Family," said Dana Walden, the chairwoman of 20th Century Fox Television, which produces both shows.

Her crusty husband, Beano (the handle may have worked when he was a boy, but now that he was over sixty it sounded absurd), could probably use a little eye candy twitching onto their screened-in porch for sundowners: some narrow hips wrapped tightly in a fresh kikoi, long wet hair slicked back from a tanned, exertion-flushed face after a shower.

Or perhaps, for some, in some narrow stretch of your imagination, you want to emulate this nonsense?

Social protection is reserved for those who fit some narrow definition of national belonging.

There are some narrow exceptions for special foods as they apply to, for example, food allergies and Celiac disease) but the key word is "special". Bland isn't special.

It creates a zone – too broad for some, too narrow for others, but reasonable enough – where the law stands back and leaves this most personal of decisions where it belongs.

There are some narrow exceptions, for things such as short-term emergencies, which are then reviewed by a judge promptly after the fact.