Meanings of make narrow in English

The very narrowness of the round tends to make narrow people.

Hubert, who did make narrow observance of her face, was struck with the cold dignity of her smile.

Ultrastructurally, Kv1.2-immunoreactivity was associated with the plasma membrane of bipolar cell bodies and with dendrites that make narrow-cleft junctions with cone terminals (ON-type).

A small number of other bipolar cell dendrites made narrow-cleft basal junction only.

The broad grin he gave her made narrow slits of his dark eyes.

They were making narrowing circles, and at last each alighted on the new nest beside their young.

I know that I am birdlike, made narrow and small as if for taking flight, built straight-waisted and fragile.

(I leave the interval wide for others to make narrow.)

As the climate is so hot, all the streets are made narrow, that they may be kept as much as possible in shade.

Best Buy shares made narrow gains, rising 27 cents, to $39.16 on the New York Stock Exchange.

They can be kept under partial control by use of a spring-tooth harrow, the points being made narrow so that no ridging will occur.

He made narrow slits in the walls, and behind them he placed archers who could shoot through with deadly aim, while they themselves were untouched.

This empty moat was filled with water, to keep at bay long-forgotten enemies, and yonder loop-hole was made narrow, as a protection from long-moulded arrows.

{59} He had become the symbol of transcendent reality that made narrow interpretations of election seem petty and inadequate.

"The aluminium was for lightness," explained the inspector, "and it was made narrow to carry up the sleeve, I expect."