Sentence examples for narrow summer from inspiring English sources

And away we went, a couple of twenty-year-old Harvard juniors in jackets and ties and narrow summer pants, leaping like deer across the Commonwealth Avenue traffic, hurdling hydrants, dodging in front of dowagers and startled pedestrians, our feet spattering down the red brick Boston sidewalks, our heads straining like Olympic sprinters.

Royal Dutch Shell's narrow summer window to drill for oil in the Arctic became slightly narrower Thursday after protesters in Portland, Ore., suspended themselves from one of the city's many famous bridges to briefly block an essential support vessel from traveling north.

Republicans are defending a narrow 51-to-49 51-to-49 51-to-49

■ Narrow 53-47 win for Sadiq Khan in London over Zac Goldsmith.

The amendment, which was attached to a highway bill, was defeated on a narrow 48-to-51 48-to-51 48-to-51

Republicans have a narrow 52-to-48 52-to-48 52-to-48enate, leaving themajorityinthe room for defectionSenate

Ted Kennedy used it in his narrow 1994 senatorial victory over Romney.

Britain's narrow 52%-48 52%-48endum vote in June in favour of leaving the EU was unexpected.

In comparison to her improbably narrow 1950s predecessor, Lammily is shorter, browner and broader.

"I.B.M.'s footprint is more narrow today than it was when I started.

Still, despite continued heavy incentive costs, demand for passenger vehicles is expected to narrow this year.