Sentence examples for narrows from the from inspiring English sources

And the focus narrows from the universal to the local.

This year, with input from players, management, news media and fans, the Tour tinkered with the format, tweaking the points system to create more volatility in the field as it narrows from the 144 eligible at the Barclays (though only 136 will compete) to 120 at the Deutsche to 70 at the BMW to 30 at the finale.

US 301 enters Delaware from Maryland to the east of Warwick, Maryland, where it narrows from the four-lane, divided Blue Star Memorial Highway in Maryland to the two-lane undivided Middletown Warwick Road in Delaware.

The intestine includes a loop and it can be divided into foregut and hingut since it narrows from the stomach towards the anus.

In late June 1776, British ships from Halifax appeared off Sandy Hook, N.J., just beyond the Narrows from the tip of Manhattan.

The view out the Narrows from the south end of the island, Picnic Point (a name selected in a contest on GIPEC's blog), is unlike any other: the Verrazano Bridge, the loading cranes, the freighters at mooring.

Many stepwells gradually narrowed from the surface to the lowest tier underground, where the temperature was refreshingly cool.

Despite the latest data, the Chinese trade surplus is on track to narrow from the $183 billion of last year as the government tries to rebalance the economy.

While the loss narrowed from the previous year's, the company revealed it had gained fewer customers, leading investors to wonder if Vonage could sustain its growth rate in the face of increased competition.

Cleland et al. [24] found that disparities in child survival by socioeconomic status and maternal education did not narrow from the 1970s to the 1980s in a dozen of developing countries.

Let's go to work with the circumstantial evidence, begin to narrow from the outside in, and find some witnesses who will turn.