Sentence examples for usually narrow from inspiring English sources

The creek was usually narrow enough to step across.

Fold and thrust belts are not common and are usually narrow where present.

Rift valleys are usually narrow and long, some measuring hundreds of kilometres in length.

Yes, but eligibility requirements are usually narrow, and income limits are quite low.

Most online daters have an idea in their heads about the kind of person they want, rejecting those who don't perfectly match their usually narrow criteria.

All species have alternate, usually narrow leaves and catkins, male and female on separate trees; the seeds have long, silky hairs.

The gap between candidates usually narrows nearer to polling day.

They differ from Pellaea species by having fronds that die back each winter and by their fertile leaflets, which are usually narrower than the vegetative ones.

Kerry's deeply recessed eyes, small as an elephant's, appeared more than usually narrowed in those days, and his smile, too, had tightened into the sort of skeptical wince that a cartoon dad displays to signal his endurance of adolescent noise.

But this usually narrows down and limits the user base — not an easy thing to sell to a client.

In their work they argued that existing supervised learning algorithms in literature are usually narrowed to one specific domain and rely heavily on domain-specific vocabulary.