Sentence examples for narrowly cut from inspiring English sources
On the whole, the clothes are aggressively priced and narrowly cut.
The pants she referred to were made of a slinky material, narrowly cut.
Even his more narrowly cut shorts, nicely done in a steel-gray suede, offered plenty of breathing room.
At Ozwald Boateng's show, narrowly cut suits and zippered raincoats came down the runway on the backs of men carrying attaché cases.
She had just tried on a gray pinstriped pantsuit with a narrowly cut blazer and slacks that flared at the bottom.
"We didn't want to be too loud," said Mr. Lewis, a slight man who, in a narrowly cut blue corduroy suit, looked like a character in an Antonioni film.
Fighting against tradition and their parents, they were supported by a local grassroots organisation and narrowly avoided being cut.
Just last Thursday, House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said he thought Congress should cut taxes more narrowly than Mr. Bush proposes.
Focusing on immediate economic concerns over future environmental ones, the European Parliament narrowly rejected a proposal to cut the number of pollution permits.
At mid-week, government forces held the capital, Bissau; the rebels were dug in on the outskirts.A bigger dealThe House of Representatives narrowly approved a plan to cut taxes by $101 billion and to pass equivalent (unspecified) spending cuts.
As a result, Democrats and Republicans agree that an alternative must be found.Mr Romney's original tax proposals were narrowly crafted to boost investment: cut the corporate income-tax rate from 35% to 25%, end taxes on companies' foreign earnings, and eliminate taxes on capital gains and dividends for those earning less than $200,000 a year.
