Sentence examples for under a narrow from inspiring English sources

Food was slid under a narrow opening.

Proposition 227 prohibited school districts from offering bilingual education except under a narrow set of circumstances.

Two minutes later Bird was in Seascale, driving under a narrow rail bridge.

Under a narrow cliff stands a 115m-high arch of black rock, big enough for a boat to pass through.

The plan proposes a 260ft-tunnel passing under a narrow two-lane street that crosses Manger Square in front of the Nativity Church.

Functional electrochromic cells working under a narrow voltage of 1.5 V and reaching an optical contrast of 52% at 566 nm were constructed and tested.

Buchanan also criticized the controls, calling them "float-y" and noted the difficulty in executing precision jumps, explaining that "[i]t's far too easy to over- or under-shoot a narrow column and slip to your doom".

The convictions were reversed in 1979, but the defendants were retried under a narrower interpretation of the law and were once again convicted.

The devices were evaluated under two staircase width conditions (1.12, and 1.32 m), and three devices were also evaluated under a narrower staircase condition (0.91 m).

Companies that did not wish to make the switch would continue producing under a narrower definition of compounding: mixing medicines for individual patients on the basis of a prescription, or making limited quantities ahead of a prescription.

The customized pricing and usage terms that patent holders can offer under a narrower understanding can result in significant benefits – not just for innovators but for users who would otherwise face a restricted product menu and potentially higher prices.