, more narrow comparativo, the narrowest superlativo, the most narrow superlativo Those close to him said the list is narrowed to two.
Her entire world had narrowed to the need for rest.
He gave up the job, but narrowed the number down to three.
By Spring 1997 the team had been narrowed to a final group of 31 students.
That pretty much narrowed the field to the house in Deal.
So I sort of narrowed this down to four problems.
"That would narrow it at least to one class of person."
And it was as if the world suddenly narrowed to the two of them alone.
So the story, for now, has narrowed to two people.
That narrowed its loss for the year to 7.04 percent.
After an exciting opening half the Kilkenny team had a narrow 1-3 to 1-2 lead.
"Lads, the road is too narrow for me to park here," he said.
Not, I grant you, the opportunity of a lifetime, but let's narrow down the job description to one specific question.
We reached the main highway, the road that had seemed so narrow on my way to camp.
The margin of decision on key votes has been narrow, thus open to reversal according to circumstances.
The inner wall is more narrow to the southeast and wider elsewhere.
A narrow 1-10 to 1-9 score line gave victory to the Scots.
Its leaves are relatively narrow in comparison to other trilliums.
Kilkenny took a narrow 0-7 to 0-5 lead at the interval, however, the game was far from over.
An hour ago, they had found a small lead in the frozen cap, too narrow to surface through, really no more than a crack.
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