Sentence examples for narrow the playing from inspiring English sources
The stage is framed with black panels to narrow the playing area.
For religious singles, online personals at such specialty sites narrow the playing field.
It all goes back to the planning, if the charity has decided it doesn't want to pay over a certain fee or is looking at income or capital growth, these details will narrow the playing field.
Is this, as Picador publisher Andrew Kidd claims, an anti-elitist move that takes into account consumer requirements - or, as the Bookseller's Nicholas Clee suggests, a policy that appears democratic at first glance, but will in the long run engender "conservative commissioning" and narrow the playing field for hopeful first-time authors?
That really does narrow the playing field for people.
Narrow the playing field.
Sure, for simplicity, for necessity, we try to narrow down the playing field of options, instructing one another to pick an emotion from a list of standard emojis.
"This narrows the playing field," for implied pre-emption arguments, Mark Herrmann, a corporate defense lawyer in Chicago, said of the decision.
Fortunately, the palette we chose for the sound of the score forced me to paint with a few specific colors, or that is to say that the decision to work exclusively with analog synthesizers narrowed the playing field for me in a really positive way.
The playing surface is so narrow that when spectators sprawled onto the floor, standing or sitting cross-legged to see Procell play, the fans became the boundary line.
Housewives awake at dawn in order to break pots and vases while the Lefkadian Philharmonic parades through the narrow streets, playing hymns from Bach and Beethoven.
