Sentence examples for narrows out from inspiring English sources

One morning in late January, the de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver glided off the Tongass Narrows, out of Ketchikan, and flew over the kind of Alaskan landscape seen in the movies: unpeopled expanses of evergreen forest and the sea, laced with ice and fog.

"Buyers use them to narrow out the properties they would absolutely not want to see".

In the 90s they narrowed out but they were still hard, un-killable – 90s action stars literally dodged bullets and had high velocity driving skills.

defer.add img); On one end of the foam, make sure that the foam is narrowed out where the upper bridge of your nose would be.

The bishops ignored this evidence to ensure that their own narrow, out-of-the-mainstream beliefs held sway on Capitol Hill.

But after 2017, eligibility requirements for the child tax credit will narrow, shutting out many very poor families who currently qualify under provisions enacted by both Bush and Obama.

"Scary", "narrow-minded", "out of touch" and "stiff old men" were some of the epithets it used to describe perceptions of the current Republican Party.

It has twenty-two villages that hug the narrow streets; out back are fields where farmers grow potatoes and wheat and strawberries.

And that tail from almost above looked preposterously narrow, poking out from a round little body that I wanted to cup in my hands.

With all the credit cards out there, narrowing down your options can feel overwhelming.

Paul Robinson came out to narrow the angle but Walcott drove the ball past him.