Sentence examples for they were narrow from inspiring English sources
They were narrow and foxlike.
The day before, hazards had been ploughed fields and some scary stepping stones; now they were narrow verges and speeding lorries.
I've used the phrase "nooks and CRANNIES" my entire life, and never really thought about whether they were "Narrow openings" or any different from nooks.
They were narrow and one-paced, while it was not entirely surprising that Oxford struggled to replicate his performance against Arsenal.
They were narrow cords, their ends attached to poles that marked the wings of the performance area; starting close to the floor, the cords were spaced several inches apart, all the way up the poles, high into the room, and even stretched above the audience.
Celtic couldn't get through because they were narrow.
He said they had searched about 70% of the warehouse and that investigators believed they were narrowing down the likely origin site of the fire.
Cardiologists missed it because they were "narrow-minded," says Wake Forest University's Dalane Kitzman.
They were narrowed down to the top three, with Malcolm David Kelley winning it, after the producers were impressed with his role in Antwone Fisher.
They are narrow people, art people, offhand, linens.
Downstream of gullies, channels are wide and braided; elsewhere they are narrow and single-thread.
