Sentence examples for narrowly at the from inspiring English sources

2012 The legislation fails narrowly at the General Synod by just six votes in the House of Laity.

Norway led narrowly at the start of the final session, but Brazil finished strongly and won by 12.

But all these trends look better over the January-through-August period than they do when looking more narrowly at the last few months.

American Pharoah won narrowly at the Derby, and then going away in the slop at the Preakness, and, three weeks later, in bright sunshine at Belmont.

8.05pm BST 22 mins Dzeko busts the offside trap again, then squares for Ibisevic to miss, narrowly, at the near post.

She fulfilled this requirement narrowly at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain, turning 14 less than a month after winning the gold medal in the 10-metre platform event.

The movie is a well-intended, loving tribute to Stanton's art, but it looks narrowly at that art because of the narrow mold into which Wenders pressed it.

It is now, however, used extremely narrowly, at least within the academy, excluding people from most academic departments, but still applied to the few who study the subject now called "philosophy".

The application was supported narrowly at Community Board 7 on the Upper West Side.

My, my! Updated at 9.49pm BST 9.48pm BST 88 min: Mexico crash a shot narrowly over at the other end.

He showed he was effective at this track when narrowly beaten at the big meeting last year off a similar handicap mark.