Sentence examples for the narrows from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce in width or extent; to contract.
- We need to narrow the search.
They'd hang onto the drawbridge as it was going up and then drop into the narrows.
As we entered the narrows, I pinned the accelerator, and we shot into the dark.
"I'm starting to see seagulls hanging around the narrows," Mr. Osmers said last week.
"However, there may have been changes in the behaviour of harbour porpoises sheltering in the narrows".
The Narrows Interchange is located just north of the Narrows Bridge, on the eastern edge of Kings Park.
The Narrows Bridge is a freeway crossing of the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia.
We are no longer enslaved to our personal Pharaoh who attempts to block us in the narrows.
At a distance of 500 m Blücher entered the narrows between Kopås and Hovedbatteriet (the main battery) at Kaholmen.
I looked past the Narrows to Manhattan.
CURSE OF THE NARROWS, by Laura M. Mac Donald.
They sailed through the Narrows and out into the Atlantic.
