Sentence examples for narrowly made from inspiring English sources

For the Wolfpack, who narrowly made the field of 68, it was a destination that few fans had projected.

Although Trachsel hesitated as he rounded first, he narrowly made it to second for a one-out double.

Left-wing MP Jeremy Corbyn has narrowly made it onto the ballot paper for the Labour leadership contest after a tense final morning before nominations closed.

McIlroy, a 22-year-old from Northern Ireland, narrowly made the cut at Wentworth in the BMW PGA Championship and wound up in a tie for 24th.

In 1988, the Supreme Court narrowly made it unconstitutional to execute anyone under sixteen, but some believe it's a decision that is open to challenge.

In 1988, the Supreme Court narrowly made it unconstitutional to execute anyone under sixteen, but some believe it's a decision that is open to challenge..

Despite narrowly making each leg, he charged less and less each time.

El País's pollster narrowly makes Podemos Spain's most popular party, but it cannot enter government without seeking coalition allies among the "old" parties it damns as part of "la casta".

Keith, a lawyer nearing 40, narrowly makes it out of one of the buckling towers, then turns up, "all blood and slag" and with "a gaze that had no focus in it," at the door of the wife, Lianne, from whom he has long been separated.

But he steadied himself, picking up a shot on the par-five eighth to narrowly make the cut.

What's more, even the protections that are established in the draft Order would be weak because it defines "broadband Internet access service" too narrowly, making it easy for powerful corporations to get around the rules.