Sentence examples for lots narrow from inspiring English sources

He was going to lead a public prayer nearby, in Riyadh, a section of the city with rocky lots, narrow sand-bleached streets, and pastel-painted concrete houses.

Well, hopefully we have shown the gap is a lot narrower".

Today, there is no such gap, or at least it's a lot narrower than it was.

In most advanced economies the gap between rich and poor in the 1970s was a lot narrower than it had been in the 1920s.

"Since this course was improved for the U.S. Open, the fairways are a lot narrower," said Hartmann, the Met PGA player of the year for the last two seasons.

The biggest difference between the candidates is over coal, but even there the ultimate policy differences may be a lot narrower than environmentalists or coal companies would want or expect.

Once again, in RotoWire's Projected Points Tool, Craig Kimbrel comes in as the 25th ranked pitcher, and the gap between him and the next best closer is a lot narrower.

One-click is a lot narrower, however, and might survive standard legal tests for "novelty" and "nonobviousness".

The product launching today is also a lot narrower in scope — and, perhaps, less disruptive — than the early-look Echobox we profiled back in February, which also included editorial suggestions.

Our options just got a lot narrower, both for our leaders and for society in general.

The differences are a lot narrower than people think and they mostly arise in areas again of identity politics.