1. The tubes get narrower.

2. Constrict means to make narrower or become narrower, especially by a squeezing action

3. Sailing vessels were pushed into narrower and narrower economic niches and gradually disappeared from commercial trade.

4. To Constrict is to become narrower at one place, or to make something narrower or more restrictive

5. They're fighting battles over much narrower issues.

6. The road became narrower and eventually petered out.

7. In this last, narrower sense, Cathectic energy appears in the

8. The passage was narrower here, tapering off into three turnings.

9. Of the two adjectives, “Comedic” has a narrower meaning

10. con‧strict /kənˈstrɪkt/ verb 1 [ intransitive, transitive] to make something narrower or tighter, or to become narrower or tighter Caffeine Constricts the blood vessels in …

11. Nordic skis are longer, narrower and lighter than Alpine skis.

12. 2 Curved white patch on rump narrower than Curlew Sandpiper's.

13. Moreover, the hood of the king cobra is narrower and longer.

14. Spreads are narrower because people are trading that kind of stuff.

15. The fabric of political debate and mobilization is both narrower and wider.

16. Narrower age bands were introduced for 1996, allowing a more detailed analysis.

17. Constrict verb (BECOME TIGHTER) [ I or T ] to become tighter and narrower, or to make something become tighter and narrower: He hated wearing a tie - he felt it Constricted his breathing.

18. Corolla Apopetalous, the petals 4, imbricate, oblong, narrower than sepals, scarcely longer, sepaloid

19. The bases of Bajada points are also narrower than earlier concave-based points

20. Clinton has urges a narrower capital gains cut that would benefit homeowners.

21. The "turned" (Asymmetric) columns resulted in a much narrower drive through width

22. Conversely, the broader image ? ? s denotation is, the narrower image ? ? s connotation will be.

23. Aged Albedos falling within a very restricted range: 0.02–0.06, and possibly even narrower

24. Just like when your pointed lips get narrower - " ru " - that's how you pronounce it.

25. The air will be gradually accelerated until it reaches the narrower part of the channel.

26. It is similar to Isognathus rimosa rimosa and Isognathus rimosa papayae but has narrower wings.

27. His skin became lighter , his nose narrower , and he spoke in a breathy , girlish voice .

28. 9 A criterion of reasonableness or rational basis is obviously a narrower standard of review.

29. Wings longer and narrower than Buzzard; tail longer, with similar dark band at tip.

30. The lower, narrower part of the pseudorhiza has a denser consistency than the above ground-part.

31. Additionally, a general adjacent channel interference alleviation scheme by using a narrower receiver filter is also provided.

32. He also indicated that the required information can be on multiple lines to accommodate narrower POS receipts.

33. Each page has a smaller and smaller number of search results as the user's query becomes narrower.

34. The use of narrower through-traffic lanes may have advantages in some situations on Arterials because this

35. However, recently newer narrower filters and higher framerates have also driven solar telescopes towards photon-starved operations.

36. The arteries supplying blood to muscles become narrower in size, and many small vessels even disappear.

37. Biliary stricture, also known as bile duct stricture, occurs when the bile duct gets smaller or narrower

38. The Committee suggests that it would be better for the indicative allocation to be set in narrower bands.

39. 29 The loin is taut and lean, narrower than the rib cage, and with a slight tuck - up.

40. It had a broad black collar running from the chin to the nape, where it became gradually narrower.

41. The 54° GM/Opel V6, designed to be narrower than normal for use in small front-wheel drive cars.

42. The Bowfin 1S interior is wider through the middle at ground level and narrower at the apex.

43. China appears to prefer the narrower grouping of ASEAN plus Three for a future Free Trade Agreement.

44. And designing for that activity can often take you away from the narrower brief that you originally began with.

45. A narrower, weaker counter current, the Davidson Current, occasionally moves somewhat warmer water northwards during the winter months.

46. : Broader term, narrower term, and related term references for subject headings are created according to the following principles: Hierarchical references

47. Considered a Trim fit; the Calibrate Trim Fit is narrower through the chest and fits closer at the waist

48. The oncilla resembles the margay and the ocelot, but it is smaller, with a slender build and narrower muzzle.

49. The peeling paint and cracked floor tiles exuded shabbiness and it was made narrower by the trolleys parked down the sides.

50. Airdromes Airfields Airparks: Broader Term(s): Aeronautics: Narrower Term(s): Air bases Runways (Aeronautics) Heliports: Comments on this (0) Login to Contribute

51. A Beamier boat with cylindrical and deeper Vee’d may actually have a more comfortable motion than a hard chine narrower boat

52. In the narrower sense, Ablaut refers to the system of root vowel alternations in Proto-Indo-European and its daughter languages.

53. Fibrex strength allows for larger panes of glass with narrower frames than most windows, which Capitalizes on your Washington scenery

54. Comparative of superiority cold → colder big → biggger large → larger narrow → narrower shallow → shallower clever → cleverer gentle → gentler charming → Charminger?? 8

55. They can hardly be surprised when others make use of this representation rather than the narrower and more qualified one.

56. In other words, the hull is asymmetrical —the right side is narrower than the left by 9 inches [24 cm].

57. Condensed definition is - reduced to a more compact or dense form; also : having a face narrower than that of a standard typeface

58. In an equally trendy style-mix, the top teams well with these sporty trousers/ pants in the new narrower 3/4-length.

59. In a narrower sense, service refers to quality of customer service: the measured appropriateness of assistance and support provided to a customer.

60. If a part of your body, especially your throat, is Constricted or if it Constricts, something causes it to become narrower

61. Their utterances are syntactically simpler, contain a narrower range of semantic content, and less frequently refer outside the here-and-now.

62. Other Bond funds focus on a narrower mix of Bonds, such as a short-term Treasury fund or a corporate high yield fund.

63. This point needs its own section because I believe having a narrower, targeted list is the key to keeping your marketing goals Attainable

64. Other than the 3 basic patterns, you also see: SuperCardioid – which is like Cardioid, but NARROWER, with a small bulb of rear sensitivity.

65. A narrower term reference is made to a given subject heading from the next Broader heading so that terms are arranged in a hierarchy

66. Open gutters can be seen, wide and open in the case of marine erosion, narrower in higher places due to aerial and marine erosion.

67. Jentlandicum in the narrower interstriae, the dorsal Areolae near the raphe more distant than the others, and the external proximal ends less dilated

68. In addition, the results of the correlation test, if reliable, would rather support the hypothesis of the narrower scope of the geographic market.

69. The planned motorway ring was planned much narrower than the later realized Federal Highway 99 and should run almost entirely on Munich city.

70. Coyotes also have shorter, Bushier tails that are carried low, almost dragging the ground, and longer, narrower muzzles than their dog cousins

71. Lozenge face frontal bone two side are narrower, zygomatic wider, cheekbone tubercle is outstanding, mandible bone caves, leave mental tip and grow.

72. But on under-maintained roads, it can get Clompy over bumps and pavement seams, especially with the narrower sidewall and higher-pressure rear tires

73. Learner's definition of Constrict 1 a [+ object] : to make (something) narrower, smaller, or tighter These shoes are too small and Constrict [= squeeze] my feet.

74. Amphorae; from Greek amphi – on both sides, phero – carry) is a two-handled pot with a neck that is considerably narrower than the body

75. The allowed adjustment may be narrower for some date ranges if they have points that are already close to the 20% or 300% boundary.

76. The African forest elephant has a longer and narrower mandible, rounder ears, a different number of toenails, straighter and downward tusks, and considerably smaller size.

77. Elytra narrower than pronotum at base, as wide as pronotum at apical 1/3; depressed between humeri and scutellum; lateral margins Bisinuate; apices separately rounded.

78. The court contrasted the narrower discovery assistance rights in domestic Arbitrations under the FAA with the expansive rights afforded a party seeking Section 1782 discovery

79. Cement, in general, adhesive substances of all kinds, but, in a narrower sense, the binding materials used in building and civil engineering construction

80. If the Ruritanian tributary was to flow into the country of junior fiction(sentence dictionary), it could only be in a narrower channel.