Sentence examples for several narrow from inspiring English sources

Tells how Mujawamariya, after several narrow escapes with marauding soldiers, managed to escape to Brussels.

Down the road, several narrow tunnels and tiny cubicles are all that are left of late-Roman-era Jewish catacombs.

We turned down several narrow streets, then entered an apartment building, which is where the fiancée lived with her family.

Several narrow rows away, Zilija Dedic, 46, and her two girls used well-worn tissues to blot their tears.

Most of the phones are designed, however, so that they can be set at one of several narrow frequency bands to avoid interference with neighbors' phones.

Circle Current, the local name for this whitewater stretch of the New Haven River, includes several narrow slides through its protruding bedrock slabs, one 40 feet long.

Each NB/WB test includes NB and WB speech codecs (G.729A, G.722 and G.722.2), several Narrow-, Middle- (i.e.,  Hz) and Wide-band MNRU conditions and one of the five candidate codecs at different bit-rates.

To generate and measure the reliability for a reference standard set with representative cases from seven broad syndromic case definitions and several narrower syndromic definitions used for biosurveillance.

Consequently, this article will not summarize his positions under broad, modern headings such as 'metaphysics', 'epistemology', etc., but will rather present exposition and analysis of his contributions to several narrower problems which remain philosophically viable today.

QoS-Fi is an OFDM-based QoS-aware PHY/MAC protocol that allows different Wi-Fi STAs to access several narrower orthogonal subchannels with differentiated channel access priority in a wide-band Wi-Fi.

In addition, the Horn of Africa seems to harbour several narrow-ranged endemic taxa: praetermissa appears to be endemic to the high plateaus of Ethiopia north of the Rift valley, hueii replaces it in similar habitats south of the Rift valley, while ellioti is restricted to arid landscapes in Somalia (Fig. 1b).