Sentence examples for narrowly put from inspiring English sources

Fowler narrowly put a header over the bar, and when he slid a return ball through to Barmby in the area a desperate man and ball tackle from De Kock could easily have been given as a penalty.

Don't forget Lampard's 'goal' on Sunday was followed by Germany narrowly putting the ball past the post.

Yet I still feel about the book that Amin's miraculous tongue - those amazing sayings, always falling into farce by missing truth so narrowly - put me under an obligation to him.

After all, they went through this anxiety as recently as 2011, when Congress narrowly avoided putting the government on hiatus.

James Gray narrowly missed putting the visitors in front when he was unable to tap Darren Carter's cross home.

But I also think a lot of it revolves around these sort of reductivist arguments that are valid based on defining things very narrowly and putting them in categories that are unhealthy.

The party's Brighton conference narrowly agreed to put off a vote on the proposals, despite a debate that gave strong backing to change, including cutting the age threshold for buying sex magazines and videos from 18 to 16.

The Great Barrier Reef, which last year narrowly avoided being put on the World Heritage endangered list, is experiencing its worst bleaching in recorded history.

Until very recently, most polls put him narrowly ahead in the state, but his lead has been shrinking fast.

In August, the Liberals narrowly defeated a motion put forward by Labor councillors to rescind the name change plans.

Although the YouGov figures show May well ahead of her among the membership, a ConservativeHome survey of party members this week put her narrowly ahead of May.