Sentence examples for is narrow at from inspiring English sources

The tower's spire is narrow at that point, and the cramped quarters hampered movement.

The style was chosen because the channel is narrow at Carroll Street, and the thickness of the leaves of the more common drawbridge might not allow some boats to pass.

The umbral cone is narrow at the distance of Earth, and a total eclipse is observable only within the narrow strip of land or sea over which the umbra passes.

"This one has what in the iris world is called a doggy look: the fall is longish and it droops like a dog's tongue, and is narrow at the haft," said David Nial, the superintendent of the gardens, pointing to the lower petals of a clone of a plant that was popular in 1500.

These experiments showed that difference between the hydrate start formation curve and the hydrate start dissociation curve (the metastable region) is narrow at lower pressures and that it widens as pressures increase.

Because the beam is narrow at the focal plane, and due to a finite (extent) depth of field, the illuminated portion of the object can be represented by a K1 × K2 × K3 parallelepiped s ̄ r j, which contains the corresponding most significant reflectivity samples (i.e., the ones shaped by the transmitted pulse, lateral beam function and the depth of field).

The vaginal channel is narrowest at the upper and lower ends.

Mr. Sarkasian left nothing to chance; the glass is narrower at the top in order to not cast a shadow.

@janetmarland, headteacher, via Twitter The real attainment gap is narrowing at both primary level and secondary level.

"Alongside our £2.5bn pupil premium, the result of these reforms is that the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers is narrowing at primary and secondary level".

The Greek column, which is narrower at its summit than at its base, is diminished by a curve beginning slightly below the midpoint, giving it an effect of an almost muscular power to resist loads.