Sentence examples for narrowly opened from inspiring English sources

Every single time the building door opens you'll catch her peeking through the crack of her narrowly opened front door.

PC2 therefore mainly represented variation in flower shape, with a positive value indicating tubular and narrowly opened corolla, while a negative value indicates more campanulate corolla with inserted stamen and broad limb and opening.

Drop your lower jaw dramatically but keep your mouth opened narrowly.

At that point, police sharpshooters opened fire, narrowly missing Mr. Khan.

He continued to feed the tiger by throwing raw chickens through a door opened just narrowly enough to keep a paw the size of a lunch plate from swiping through, neighbors said.

For Mr. Estrada, the end was inglorious, beginning with his impeachment trial on Tuesday, when senators serving as judges narrowly refused to open bank records that prosecutors say would have proven his guilt on corruption charges.

After opening narrowly lower the major indexes fell sharply in late-morning trading and closed deep in negative territory.

This, Kennedy said, is a sign the policy was "narrowly tailored" to open the door for a small number of talented minority students and not a rigid rule that put a heavy stress on race.

The data shows that despite the indications of possible mortgage fraud, federal prosecutors have narrowly focused their efforts and opened criminal cases in only 10 of the 89 judicial districts across the 50 states, in California, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vermont.

The real fear of those who regard embryonic research as destroying a potential human life -- and the hope of some who see it as a touchstone to overcoming many diseases -- is the sense that Mr. Bush has opened a door narrowly, and that a future Congress may blow it off its hinges.

The Eighth Circuit wrote narrowly, leaving open the question of whether a more precisely written statute than Nebraska's might pass constitutional muster.