Sentence examples for which narrows to from inspiring English sources
We began our tour in the village of Snekkersten with a two-night stay at the charming hotel Villa Brinkly, looking out over the Øresund, the strait between Denmark and Sweden, which narrows to little more than 4km at Helsingør.
Yet just north of the Rio Grande, which narrows to a concrete-lined trickle, El Paso is tied with Lincoln, Nebraska, for being the safest city in the United States.
On Tuesday, Reuters reporters saw women, some carrying children and sick people, wade through the river, which narrows to less than 10 meters (11 yards) there.
The station sits atop an embankment about 40 feet high, and spans the main road between Nailsea and Backwell, which narrows to a signal-controlled single lane to go under the railway.
The resulting array size precludes insertion past the second turn of the scala tympani, which narrows to 200 μm in humans [ 32].
The deficit, which narrowed to $1.62 billion from $3.08 billion in April, also reflected a drop in interest payments on government bonds.
At the end of last year, Cameron and Osborne led Miliband and Balls by 21 points on economic management, a gap which narrowed to 18 in January and 17 just before the budget, before narrowing by another four points this month.
Those discussions, which narrowed to one bidder, Interactive Brokers, came after investors - worried that MF Global was too vulnerable to the fallout from Europe's debt crisis - deserted the firm, making it the first American financial institution to fall victim to the sovereign debt woes.
The morning's lone high-profile report before the bell was the monthly U.S. trade deficit, which narrowed to $30.7 billion in August, down from $31.9 billion a month earlier.
Only the sentry on the right-hand flank, Private Lawrence Jackson, could see around the bend, which narrowed to just 33 yards at that point.
High land prices, the process of planning – it all requires huge investment, which narrows it down to your Barratts and Taylor Wimpeys".
