Sentence examples for narrow format from inspiring English sources

Vittachi and his colleagues decided to organise a prize in which the narrow format that underpins most book awards would be broken open.

This "slender" guide to shore dining, in the "familiar" "tall and narrow" format, convenient for "sticking into a beach bag," is "just the ticket" if you happen to be Sorry.

What NPR listeners seek, he maintains, is not a narrow format but a "sensibility," a pattern of "interests, values, and beliefs," which explains why the audience for "All Things Considered" also responds well to the quiz show "Whad'ya Know".

So-called "narrow format" shops -- think dollar stores, drug stores and warehouse clubs -- have been thriving at the expense of big-box stores like Walmart and Target for several quarters now, the analysts wrote.

Although there are significant differences between the two works, the influence of van Eyck on Christus' work is most evident in the vertical, narrow format and in the central figure of Saint Michael, who also divides the scene between heaven and hell.

For decades the lifeblood of college radio has been programming that veers between anarchic and insightful, as young D.J.'s indulge their whims free from the narrow formats of commercial stations.

Although Mr. Russo's rambling narratives are at their most beguiling in the fullness of novel-writing, he adapts comfortably to the short story's narrower format.

Narrow-format digital shows, mostly free of commercials, will go head to head with the advertiser-laden talk and pop-music channels on AM and FM radio.

The tragedy of ever-narrower formats exists across the radio dial.

On Tuesday, Sotheby's had a "Water lilies" view awkwardly compressed into a narrow horizontal format.

Narrow in format and crammed edge to edge with writing, it looks like an aerogram and reassures a fretful spouse of her long-absent husband's unbroken devotion.