Sentence examples for narrowly off from inspiring English sources

His shot had the pace but its accuracy was narrowly off and the effort flew agonisingly wide of Ustari's far post.

He adapted well, though, and was twice narrowly off target as Martinez's side exerted pressure.

Ronaldo was the next to try his luck, curling a free-kick narrowly off target.

There was also the moment when Ainsley Maitland-Niles curled narrowly off target.

Costa was a slippery menace and on a couple of other occasions he fizzed shots narrowly off target.

If we attack too narrowly off the French scrum or lineout and bring their back row into the game, then we will make problems for ourselves.

He landed another remarkable kick from the touchline and was narrowly off-target with one from all of 70 yards – and this at a stadium where swirling winds were popularly supposed to make goal-kicking particularly difficult.

He later added Arkansas and narrowly held off Ohio governor John Kasich in Vermont.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Santorum did endorse Mr. Specter in 2004, when he narrowly fought off a challenge from Pat Toomey in the Republican primary.

Trump narrowly held off Cruz in North Carolina and then chalked up Illinois by eight points from Cruz.

In the State Senate, the top cost-per-vote total goes to Wendy Davis, Democrat of Fort Worth, who narrowly held off Representative Mark Shelton, Republican of Fort Worth.