Sentence examples for narrow looking from inspiring English sources

Updated at 3.58am BST 12.18am BST Round the mountain For those of you who love trains – *cough* Andy Maclure *cough* – and for those who love breathtaking mountain landscapes: a video of the Durango-Silverton train in action, cutting some very sharp turns along a very narrow looking ledge.

As margins continue to narrow, look for diversification into power production and oil exploration.

But they also provide a unique, if narrow, look at how the character of outsourcing varies globally.

One day a few weeks ago, just after a cold front, he stood on a spit of land at the southern tip of the Verrazano Narrows, looking through binoculars.

Over three summers, from 2010 to 2012, researchers surveyed the birds' nesting colonies on 230 islands and along more than 1000 kilometers of coastline in Hudson Strait and Northern Hudson Bay Narrows, looking for signs of predators.

The trick to achieving a narrower looking nose is the application of darker tone or shade to each side of the wide nose as you are applying the make up.

I spotted a woman's narrow face looking down at me from the crowd, her expression unreadable.

However, that narrowing looks unlikely to persist in coming weeks and months, if the Bank of England succeeds in maintaining strong-ish domestic demand for goods and services at a time of weak overseas demand.

And now Day has that same flared narrow look for Lenz.

And when it appears the book could become another narrow look at New York-equals-Manhattan, he takes a wide-angle view of the other boroughs, lovingly evoking "Marty," "True Love, Queensns Logic," "Working Girl" and "I Like It Like That".

That's a very narrow look at the market.