Sentence examples for narrow which from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bair is arguing for a broad definition; the Treasury wants something narrow, which of course will mean fewer people will get help.

Horton Scale score: 3. Romney's Michigan was narrow, which was embarrassing, but he squeaked through largely because of his ability to sell himself as a fiscal conservative.

It's narrow, which cuts down on some of the worst echoing, but your experience may well be dependent on the quality of the sound engineer.

Along the way he scrapped one and wrote a replacement in the studio; the result was "Chutes Too Narrow," which he says is the perfect length, 30 minutes.

Villa's other three midfielders then went narrow, which meant they now sometimes outnumbered United and they pushed high up the field on the ball-side.

"It's very long and narrow, which affords good views of the Sound on one side and the pond and golf courses on the other," he said.

Schwarzenegger, with a $14 billion deficit to contend with, reasons that Woodford's philosophy -- Same man, same result; changed man, changed result -- will mean more parolees staying on the straight-and-narrow, which translates into fewer bodies on the state dole.

Mr. Kirtzman, his eyes narrowing: "Which is, of course, a purely hypothetical situation".

The One mini 2 is 9mm shorter and over 5mm narrower which makes it much easier to hold and use with one hand.

The gender gap narrowed, which confirms our preliminary observation from the statistics yearbook.

As a result, the band gap becomes narrower, which could lead to an improvement in the conductive performance of SnO2.