Sentence examples for narrow away from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Marseille and Toulouse remain one point behind PSG after narrow away wins.

But after recent narrow away wins at Sunderland, Swansea, West Bromwich Albion and Fulham, this is something that they are now rather good at.

The circumstances were somewhat different: 12 miles away from the Emirates Stadium, in leafy Borehamwood, where on the approach to the game a couple of staff in Uefa branded bibs looked less than thrilled with the thankless task of bobbing into the woodland next to the narrow away terrace to hunt for balls that were smashed over in the warm-up.

But Speed says the win over Montenegro and a narrow away defeat by England has changed people's perceptions.

It is no coincidence that these narrow away defeats have come at a time when the Argentine's sharpness has been blunted.

Albion Rovers took a giant step towards the Scottish League Two title and promotion with a narrow away win at second-placed Queen's Park.

And then when you walk right over to it, stand at the base, you twist your head back onto your sore neck to peer directly up at it, and it just narrows away into forever; the sightline making a pact with the infinite.

Gary Teale was relieved that his St Mirren players "dug out" a narrow win away to Partick Thistle but acknowledged that it will take more to keep the Buddies out of the relegation zone.

Several narrow rows away, Zilija Dedic, 46, and her two girls used well-worn tissues to blot their tears.

The Russians have been the class act of the group but Wigan put up a good fight in both their matches against Rubin, drawing at home and going down to a narrow loss away.

In a small house, tucked a few narrow alleys away from a busy street in Kampala, Frank Mugisha leans forwards in his chair and places his hands on his desk, the wideness of which emphasises his own slight frame.