Sentence examples for getting narrow from inspiring English sources

"Tight, very tight, Ohio is closing, we'll be within one point…our path is getting narrow," said Chris Wallace reading an email he had just received from the Romney campaign.

Theoretically, under the status quo, a candidate could lose the popular vote three to one and still win the Presidency by getting narrow pluralities in states that add up to 270 electoral votes while getting no votes elsewhere.

"I thought my mind was getting narrower and narrower, thinking about trivia".

Was it my imagination or was the passage getting narrower, closing in?

The country lanes were getting narrower, more like rutted farm tracks.

"Everybody's perception of the reality is getting narrower and more focused.

In London, figures show the gap between bike and car use is getting narrower.

But it seems even 30 may be too late to prevent your arteries getting narrowed and damaged.

At least it's getting narrower – first time out Peston had 166,000 viewers against Marr's 1.6 million.

Germany's economy, as we have seen, is not what it was: the gap with France's and Britain's has been getting narrower.

An increasing number of people in Britain are living on the edge and that edge is getting narrower and more precarious.