| Gale then tried to scowl at him, but the amusement was visible in her narrowed eyes and the hints of a smile warred with her frown. |
| A report by a top level think-tank blows a hole in Government claims that the gap between rich and poor has narrowed. |
| The war had begun six months earlier, and by now the fighting had narrowed down to the ragged eastern edge of the country. |
| Connor walked into the room and I narrowed my eyes at him slightly but quickly looked away, refusing to acknowledge him further. |
| During speech, singing, or playing a wind instrument, the size of the aperture is narrowed and varied, to produce sounds of different pitch. |
| The diameter of the mass narrowed as it approached the adventitia, which was perforated, and the tumor was present at the deep margin. |
