Sentence examples for narrow to a from inspiring English sources

The dog's pale-gold eyes narrow to a slit, then open again, round as walnuts.

Mr Funes has seen a double-digit lead in opinion polls narrow to a dead heat with Arena.

This saw the UK trade deficit on goods - the balance between imports and exports - narrow to a better-than-expected £8.1 billion in June from £8.7 billion the previous month.

Mr. Santorum said the Republican contest needed to quickly narrow to a two-person race between Mr. Romney and someone else, but he declined to explicitly call on the other candidates to drop out.

Should the race narrow to a head-to-head match with no decisive leader after the first four states vote in January, an extended fight could be set up because of the Republican National Committee's new rules this year.

The worry for the Cooper campaign is that the poll will suggest the contest will narrow to a battle between Corbyn and Burnham, viewed as the candidate closest to Corbyn.

Already discounts are starting to narrow, to an average of 14%.

Traffic narrowed to a single lane.

From there, information about Day narrows to a trickle.

After just a few kilometres a fine three-lane access road narrows to a potholed carriageway.

That spread has now narrowed to a third of a percentage point.