Sentence examples for narrowing at from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the people were not yet dead," Ms. Urai said, her eyes narrowing at the memory.

But this week's GCSE results showed little sign of the gap narrowing at that level.

@janetmarland, headteacher, via Twitter The real attainment gap is narrowing at both primary level and secondary level.

(Webster: fricative: frictional passage of the expired breath through a narrowing at some point in the vocal tract).

"Alongside our £2.5bn pupil premium, the result of these reforms is that the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers is narrowing at primary and secondary level".

"Christmas Tree" is a "shape poem," taking the form of the right half of a Christmas tree, narrowing at the end to a trunk.

Ford's Stonehill character doesn't seem much of a stretch from the public perception of the actor: loner, short-tempered, doesn't suffer fools... "Neither am I alike or unlike the characters that I play," he says, eyes slightly narrowing at the question.

Paul Webb of Britain's Brunel University concludes in a forthcoming book ("Political Parties in Advanced Industrial Democracies, Oxford University Presss) that although partisan sentiment is weaker than it was, and voters more cynical, parties have in general adapted well to changing circumstances.Besides, even if party differences are narrowing at present, why expect that trend to continue?

Slight disc space narrowing at L5-S1 waseenen on the lateral view (Fig. 1).

However, the ratio does not appraise soft-tissue stenosis and canal narrowing at the level of the intervertebral disc.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Patent bypass grafts with narrowing at the origin of the vein graft to the circumflex distribution.