Sentence examples for narrowing then from inspiring English sources

Brown swiveled, blue eyes narrowing, then dashed to the corner where Evans was crouched down cheerfully trying to get a microphone to work as assistants fluttered.

"One of the beliefs among primary care physicians and cardiologists is that if you see a blockage and you open it, it must help in some way even if the data suggest otherwise," said Dr. Lin. "If you're thinking of the arteries as plumbing and you see a narrowing, then your response is to try to open it".

For example, when the line of scrimmage reaches the thirty-yard line, the uprights could narrow, then narrow further when the twenty-yard line is reached and maybe further again at the ten-yard line.

His eyes were like camera lenses, the pupils narrowing and then dilating: click.

This gap in life expectancy reached a peak in the early 1980s (over seven years' difference), has been narrowing since then, and is currently approximately five years.

The road got narrower and narrower, then dwindled to dirt.

Making them shorter, wider, more narrow, then oversized, high-waist, drop-waist.

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It has a digital QWERTY keyboard and its narrower then the iPhone.

That is, the profile of the faster soliton will be taller and narrower then slower one.

If delineation range for determination of HPs is very narrow, then the HP will have a small size.