Sentence examples for narrowly placed from inspiring English sources

Giuliani filed papers to form a Presidential exploratory committee last November 10th, three days after the voter rebuke of Republicans that narrowly placed both houses of Congress under Democratic control.

Since his own death, Cornell has suffered from being too narrowly placed within the apostolic succession of American avant-garde art, which makes him look more of an outsider than he was.

Ms. Cohen, who by some accounts is the swing vote in selecting a new mayor, received 2,083 first-choice votes, narrowly placing third.

Dr. Ron Forthofer of Colorado, a retired professor of biostatistics, writes that the Deficit Commission report is narrowly focused, placing sacrifice on the backs of working people.

Since then, it has undergone a transformation: from narrowly escaping being placed in special measures by Ofsted, the education standards watchdog, it is now described as "good" in every aspect of its provision.

Moreover, American officials say that India has only narrowly escaped being placed on the list of terrorist nations for its backing of unrest in neighboring nations, including bombings and perhaps assassinations in Pakistan.

Some Blairites say that members of the Miliband circle are too complacent about the party's poll ratings which have placed Labour narrowly ahead of the Tories for much of the year.

Daily Mail editor-in-chief Paul Dacre remains the highest placed newspaper editor, narrowly ahead of Sun editor Rebekah Wade.

A superb quick free-kick involving Toure and a beautiful first-time pass from David Silva should have seen City go ahead soon after, but Aguero placed his effort narrowly wide of the far post.

He topped the Forbes mascot list last year by a slim margin over the Phanatic, with the two narrowly switching places this year.

After having narrowly passed in front of Melbourne, the turns quickly placed Evans back in the carrier's path.