Sentence examples for narrow himself from inspiring English sources

Hamlet, in other words, is a well-rounded person; to kill Claudius, he has to narrow himself into a kind of action hero.

By narrowing himself to just the sex, Harden, by contrast, sets himself a higher burden of proof.

Oddly, the Western television networks have fallen into a rut over St Petersburg, asking if Obama can "narrow the gap" between himself and Putin.

The question for Murray at the start of 2016 was what he could do to narrow the gap between himself and the player many reckoned to be one of the best of all time.

Miyamoto himself was to narrow these down to fifty finalists.

Every step he took, he says, helped him understand himself better and narrow the range of professional possibilities.

He is as narrow as himself and as wide as the universe".

Nah.'" Soon afterwards, with his options severely narrowed, Statham found himself hawking dodgy jewellery on the streets of London.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Murray has kept himself within touching distance in the fourth set, holding serve to narrow Djokovic's lead to 3-2.

The victories increased Mr. Bush's delegate total to 93, narrowing the gap between himself and Senator John McCain of Arizona.

He has narrowed the gap between himself and the Republicans' George W. Bush and, for the first time in months, has drawn ahead of fellow Democrat Bill Bradley in New Hampshire.In this section Looking for that perfect gift?