Sentence examples for narrows onto from inspiring English sources

SR 16 crosses the narrows onto the Kitsap Peninsula on the partially tolled Tacoma Narrows Bridge and continues through Gig Harbor and Port Orchard before the freeway ends in Gorst.

Discussions were wide-ranging (a woven sheet cranked through a music box? water dropped on strings?), but eventually they narrowed onto a specific goal: a harp inspired by the movement of pendulums.

Then in late 2012, the company narrowed its focus onto hotel search specifically — launching its current Top10.com in February 2013, and raising a $1 million extension round last summer from existing investors.

As we look to educational researchers' conceptualizations of movement, we wish here further to narrow our focus onto the work of instructional designers and in particular design researchers.

And it's easier to narrow the focus onto Hitler's leadership qualities when even school curriculums glaze over his role in World War II.

Especially if you are a visual learner, creating a visual representation of your ideas may help you stumble onto or narrow down ideas to a good topic.

The entire building must be removed through one narrow exit onto busy Oxford Street.

Its rays darted through the doorway and down the length of the long narrow chamber onto the back wall.

The Turks feigned flight, circling around into the hills, and then charged down the narrow pass onto the main body of the army.

Athletes in the blue stream (the elite men and women follow this route) are the first to exit the highway off the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge onto Dahlgren Place.

SUNLIGHT streamed through narrow windows onto the clusters of scientists, dressed in styles that ranged from wool jackets and dark slacks to chinos or jeans and button-down shirts, who were eating lunch the other day at the Brookhaven National Laboratory cafeteria.