Sentence examples for narrow fit from inspiring English sources

The trap, which was long and narrow, fit perfectly in the barrel.

The low-cut narrow fit boots are engineered to provide traction and brilliant mobility.

I also tried on a white twill shirt with a perfect narrow fit — just the way Phineas and I like it — for $228.

Mr. Burgasser prized the gusseted inseam and narrow fit of these organic cotton-Lycra pants because they were easy to move in and comfortable.

I tried on more clothes: a pair of black velvet pants from Tony Melillo ($265) looked sharp and felt light as air; a blue Tim Hamilton shirt ($295) was made of cool, slippery cotton fabric; and a Rykiel Homme button-down ($350) had a fine, narrow fit in an eye-catching purple and white check.

Rather, it was the combination of the newness of the micro-dot cotton lace, the narrow fit of the minimalist shape, the little pleat below the rear, and the digital pop of red from the underslip that made the dress look modern.

Silk trench coats belted with pelts were paired with utilitarian narrow-fit trousers, a sharp move away from the wide-legged casualwear which has so far dominated the catwalks at Walter Van Beirendork and Carven.

I wonder if landlords have access to special building yards that allow for these things: custom narrow-fit doors, slender little sinks, corner-mounted toilets.

But the photo was too narrow to fit the standard postcard size.

The notches in their arrows were too narrow to fit the wider bowstrings of the Western people they fought, so that the arrows could not be picked up and shot back at them.

And a land route is out of the question: there is no access from the American side, and the only access road leading to the river banks in Canada is too narrow to fit a boat and trailer.