Meanings of watch narrowly in English

Thou wilt find this true if thou shouldst watch narrowly.

George Melville had intended to watch narrowly the landlord and Col. Warner, to detect, if possible, the secret understanding which must exist between them.

Keen watched narrowly as the Frenchman set her forecourse and then her maintopsail.

Watching narrowly during the night, he perceived that they went back to Veragua.

Like a pack of wolves, they watched narrowly for any sign of weakness.

As Kennedy said nothing, she turned to Chapelle, whom I was watching narrowly.

Avery's eyes followed him, watching narrowly as the two men met.

He was still watching narrowly, but Piers' face told him nothing.

He paused for a moment, following still and watching narrowly.

Ball was watching narrowly for some sign that the news was as bad as he feared.

They instructed the man to go slowly, and watched narrowly so as not to miss the path.

He watched narrowly this fashionably dressed visitor.

Both men watched narrowly and anxiously, as spadeful after spadeful of dirt quickly disappeared from the white ground.

He was yet watching , watching narrowly, the flame that still smouldered and might blaze afresh at any moment.

We both stooped, and watched narrowly the curious operation to which we had directed our young friend's attention.

And so he watched narrowly, but with apparent unconcern, while Bill climbed from the sled, followed by Daddy Dunnigan.