Sentence examples for from the narrowest from inspiring English sources

The AC Milan striker's goal from the narrowest of angles helped earn the Netherlands a 2-0 victoverover USSR in the Munich final and the country's first major title.

He is a past-master at squeezing the maximum of power from the narrowest of margins.

Griffith was condemned in certain circles for his criticism that the judiciary, drawn from the narrowest of social elites, was incapable of responding adequately to the challenge of social justice that underpinned the disputes they were being asked to resolve.

Mueller scored three minutes into the second half when he ran onto Franck Ribéry's defense-splitting pass, rounded the goalkeeper and then — after seeing no teammate in support — curled the ball inside the far post from the narrowest of angles.

Only if the offer is seen from the narrowest sectarian viewpoint — that it dares to raise revenue by ending those tax deductions — could it be seen as any kind of concession.

As De Goey slid for the ball, the Nigerian danced inside him, trod in a large puddle that gave up a visible splash, and from the narrowest of angles sent the ball skimming just over the heads of Marcel Desailly and Frank Lebouef and into the top corner of the far post.

Perhaps most urgently, it would broaden the debate from the narrow confines of the settlements question.

People spilled out of the nearby buildings and trickled in from the narrow alleys.

Private cars are effectively banned from the narrow road, but tourism has boomed all the same.

It seems hard only from the narrow point of view of the pig.

From the narrow perspective of a Lloyds shareholder, he deserves to go.