Sentence examples for narrow by a from inspiring English sources

See Full Size Ptolemaic tuning, often misleadingly named just intonation, sacrifices one of the fifths (D A), which is altered to 40 27 from the simpler ratio 3 2, making it flat (too narrow) by a comma.

The screenplay (written by John Huston but credited to Anthony Veiller) cleverly weaves together a variety of familiar crime plots to answer the questions Hemingway left unanswered, most obviously how a decent man was lured from the straight and narrow by a femme fatale.

Take the first sheet of paper and make it more narrow by a few inches.

This time, the city said the pathway was too narrow by an inch.

It has been narrowed by a stronger performance in the developed world too.

That's consistent with what you'd get if the enthusiasm gap had been narrowed by a point or two.

The wage gap has narrowed by a few points, but men still out-earn women by about twenty percentage points for the same work.

Thompson began to reassess her career, realizing that she was too serious and obsessed, narrowed by a kind of tunnel vision that left her with little besides swimming.

Her face, narrowed by a knotted head scarf, was white, except for the tip of her nose, which was pink like a rabbit's.

The law, as narrowed by a 2007 Supreme Court decision, applies to communications "susceptible to no reasonable interpretation other than as an appeal to vote for or against a specific candidate".

The law, as narrowed by a 2007 Supreme Court decision, applied to communications "susceptible to no reasonable interpretation other than as an appeal to vote for or against a specific candidate".