Sentence examples for that narrowly from inspiring English sources
America had only two bombs, and it was the second that (narrowly) persuaded Japan to surrender.
He was grilled by lawmakers about the election dispute that narrowly gave him the White House.
Next came a whipped cross that narrowly evaded the eager Gignac.
The Penguins had three shots on Hedberg and plenty more that narrowly missed the mark.
Ironically, Mr. Obama would end up with regulations that narrowly target power plant emissions.
When I tried to take it back, she threw a mean left hook that narrowly missed my face.
In results that narrowly beat analysts' expectations, Coca-Cola Enterprises said yesterday that its second-quarter profit rose 26percentt.
The result, an extended epochal conceit that narrowly escapes gimmickry, describes a world at once intimate and alien.
The Sunday program also included Martinu's Rhapsody-Concerto for Viola and Orchestra, a passionate work that narrowly avoids lugubriousness.
In another, a paramedic in a T-shirt lets Chroosha, a pit bull that narrowly escaped a life of dog fighting, lick his face.
After all, defining scientific concepts within a specific formal language makes any axiomatizing effort dependent on the choice, nature, and idiosyncrasies of that narrowly-defined language.
