Sentence examples for though narrow from inspiring English sources
His victory, though narrow, gave him control of both houses of Congress and all the provincial governorships.
But even though narrow roads and hairpin bends may be less common in Oklahoma than in Tuscany, Mr De Tomaso felt it was worth making a pitch.
Such was the reaction to the expected, though narrow, victory of Oscar Berger in a run-off presidential election on December 28th.
Still, the trade commission's decision was seen as a major, though narrow, victory for the Chinese government and Chinese paper exporters.
To show that the interior is in fine shape, Ms. Uspenskaya embarked on a tour, bustling though narrow passageways and explaining exuberant floral frescoes.
But while the Federal Election Commission has established elaborate, though narrow, guidelines for determining whether the creation of a specific campaign advertisement violates the coordination ban, it has not focused on other kinds of activities between all PACs and candidates.
The gap in total numbers, though, narrows steadily as pay decreases.
This week though, the narrow spit of land exuded a very different impression.
The hosts hit back through Sutton, though, to narrow the gap on second-placed Aberdeen to three points again.
Still others say that his lead, though narrowed, could be widening.
Advanced Micro Devices said on Thursday that slumping demand for computer chips sent its quarterly sales down 33percentt last quarter, while its losses, though narrower, were still substantial.
