Sentence examples for will be narrow from inspiring English sources

The window will be narrow for a second-tier candidate.

No matter where the Open is played, everyone knows the fairways will be narrow.

There will be narrow exemptions for professional pest control and for the police and defense forces.

But the case arose from unusual circumstances, making it fairly likely that the eventual Supreme Court ruling will be narrow.

Even if Dilma Rousseff wins a second term, everything suggests that her victory will be narrow, heralding a government lame from the outset.

U.S. officials said the financial relief will be narrow and could be reversed after six months unless Iran agrees to take further steps to limit its nuclear program.

But conservationists complain that the listed views will be narrower.

The possibilities, Hutchings said, will be narrowed in coming months.

It will be narrowed from four lanes to three, and sidewalks will be widened accordingly.

The sidewalks will be narrower, so we'll have to step over drunks instead of going around them.

The street will be narrowed, the bridge over it removed, and restaurants and high-tech signage installed along the block.