Sentence examples for narrow lines from inspiring English sources

Instead Benjamin weaves narrow lines around his singers, cradling each word, revelling in evocative sonorities.

Therefore, the reaction curves, although commonly drawn as narrow lines, may actually represent wider reaction zones.

The Supreme Court ruling however, decided the case along fairly narrow lines.

But now the American need for troops and dollars that only other countries can provide is prompting a real reconsideration of those old, narrow lines.

This hatching of narrow lines through the skin not only helps the crackling to crisp nicely but makes carving a little easier.

Now I have four lines, and they could be wide lines and narrow lines instead of dots and dashes.' " That consequential pass was merely the beginning.

"He had a very narrow line to walk.

"It's a narrow line," Mr. Todhunter acknowledged.

Normally, an undisturbed atom radiates a very narrow line.

Still, Capote walked a narrow line with his reinvention of the form.

"I think it might be because it manages to delicately walk a very narrow line.