Sentence examples for narrower at from inspiring English sources

Six feet wide at the base, it was hardly any narrower at that great height.

I've got a wall that's two inches narrower at the bottom than it is at the top".

Mr. Sarkasian left nothing to chance; the glass is narrower at the top in order to not cast a shadow.

The handcrafted candles, left, narrower at the tip, are made by dipping, a technique of the Premontres monks, which forms even layers of wax from the wick outward.

The river is far narrower at this point, and there are none of those picturesque islands, but the view is completely unobstructed and the tankers still pass by.

The United States Supreme Court's own definition of commercial speech has been in flux for some time, but appears to be a good deal narrower, at least in some recent formulations.

The principal change in skis is the sidecut that gives the shaped ski a form more like an hourglass: wider at the top and tail and narrower at the midpoint.

With a minimum fall of two feet per mile, the main drainage sewers employed gravity to conduct their contents downstream, while smaller sewers were egg-shaped (narrower at the bottom than the top) to encourage the flow.

Mr. Romney's range is more narrow at 36 votes.

Most corn narrows at both the tassel and stem ends.

But the list of "true" acceptances narrows at the level of acting programs.