Sentence examples for narrower front from inspiring English sources

On a narrower front, meanwhile, the company has also begun courting a specific, important class of customer: mothers.

This is a narrower front than the one chosen by his predecessor, Jean-Claude Trichet, but Mr Draghi thinks he can deliver more fire-power.

But Pine Island glacier has a much narrower front exposed to the ocean and does not as immediately connect to the center of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, which has led scientists to increasingly train their attention on the wider and less studied Thwaites.

The narrower front wings mean it will be more difficult for teams to turn airflow around the outside of the front tyres, which will affect the entire car's aerodynamic downforce.

The latest rule changes - involving a smaller turbo-charged engine with a more powerful electric battery and energy recovery system, as well as a narrower front wing and lower chassis to reduce downforce - have necessitated thousands of new drawings, parts and tests.

Starting in 2021, F1 will move toward narrower front tires.

There is a step at the narrow front door.

Their studies face each other across the narrow front hall, with the doors always open.

The stage is unusually wide and shallow, the audience space narrow front to back.

It left behind stories of battlefield atrocities and grief along the narrow front.

Eat in the narrow front room, called le wagon (dining car) by habitues.