Sentence examples for narrow bit of from inspiring English sources
But stodgy Boston has heaped uncharacteristic love on this northernmost piece of the project, which spans a fairly narrow bit of the Charles River.
The comments on her column show the wide variety of practices and opinions in just one narrow bit of the world, American academic life.The problems multiply when crossing professions, borders, generations, languages and social classes.
"I tried a million things up there," Mr. Janjigian said of a long narrow bit of wall above a built-in shelving unit that his partner designed for the dining area.
Some officials say they are worried, but no more so than about plans to build a canal across the Isthmus of Kra, a narrow bit of the southern Thai peninsula, which have been mooted for 350 years and may take as long again to be realised.That is not to argue, of course, that the melting of the Arctic poses no risks to Singapore or indeed the rest of the earth.
Cedar's film seems to be about a bitter, aged scholar, Eliezer Shkolnik (Shlomo Bar-Aba), who has devoted his life to researching an exceptionally narrow bit of the Talmud - literally, his whole career.
Keep your long, blunt object handy to help guide the stuffing into the far corners and narrow bits of the fox shape.
The wide bit, he explains, is creative talent, and the narrow bit is the filter that determines which part of the creative people's input makes up the industry's output.
He presided over a rapid, sweeping reform of the firm's corporate governance and executive pay that has won praise.Trust me, I'm a lawyer-statesmanSome general counsels may feel that they have their work cut out just doing the narrow legal bits of their job.
Yet Sirleaf's attention narrowed on a bit of black iron railing and a cluster of leaning teenage boys.
What an agreeable day for a dandified stroll up the Burlington Arcade!' I am thinking to myself as I stroll up the Burlington Arcade, that bit of narrow Regency splendour, bursting with dinky, high-end emporia.
Instead of just a little bit of narrow, crappy data once a year, we'll be harvesting crappy data every day.
