Sentence examples for watch narrowly from inspiring English sources
Selborne said: watch narrowly, skim close to the ground.
With the exception of one Lawless 25-yard piledriver that Brown watched fly narrowly wide, the first period of extra time failed to live up to the promise of those closing stages as the contest again descended into stalemate.
"From this time," he writes, "I was most narrowly watched.
A closely watched and more narrowly defined indicator that excludes volatile aircraft and military orders rose 4.0 percent — the best range since last summer.
The author does not appear to be watching his subject narrowly for early signs of the monstrous deformations that will later emerge.
Over 4,000 Carpigiani watched their team narrowly miss out on a historic promotion to Serie B after they lost 3-2 to Monza.
The Uruguayan nearly gave away the softest of equalisers before half-time, crashing a far-too-relaxed clearance against the boot of Javier Pastore and watching it rebound narrowly over his crossbar, but thereafter he was commanding – displaying stunning reflexes to deny Mauricio Pinilla (twice) and Mattia Cassani.
His consequent frustration was manifested by a booking for a foul on Pérez, which led to the concession of a free-kick, from which the industrious Dwight Gayle sent a clever lob over the advancing Lössl before watching it drift narrowly wide of an upright.
More than 38 million people watched Ruben Studdard narrowly outpoll Clay Aiken for a million-dollar recording contract Wednesday night during the finale of the hit Fox talent series "American Idol," making it the second-most-popular entertainment show on television this year.
as the bills in that case would be more narrowly watched, than if they originated with the branch having most of the popular confidence.
"It will be a very difficult mission but I am completely sure that we will achieve what we want". Gomes watched Reading lose narrowly 1-0 at home to promotion-chasing Middlesbrough on Saturday and said he was impressed with the Royals' display.
