Sentence examples for narrows out of 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.

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

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The doubters' argument is too narrow and out-of-date.

Ryley said that Sambrook's argument – that expensive rolling TV news channels could be shut freeing more resource for online delivery – was "too narrow and out-of-date".

We then propose a scheme to use a narrow-bandwidth, out-of-band busy tone channel to make reservation for broadcast and link error detection frames only.

"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.

But the plan is narrow, out of date and contains no information about budgets and expected completion dates, according to ActionAid.

Finding such planets has always been the Holy Grail of exoplanet studies, partly because the zone is so narrow; out of the eight planets in our solar system, Earth is the only one in the sun's habitable zone.

In general, the range of changes in gene expression was quite narrow: out of a total of 45033 transcripts, in Gelsemium s. 2c and 3c, the lowest dilutions, only a small subset of genes (577 and 165, respectively) showed |log2 fold change| > 0.5.

From a qualitative point of view, the overlap between the set of C. hamatus duplicated genes and that of zebrafish is narrow (out of 124 subtrees with C. hamatus lineage-specific duplications, only 6 also include zebrafish duplicates) showing that these two sets are different in composition.