1.  Heat the liquid in a large, wide container rather than a high narrow one, or it can boil over.

2.  Although the question is a narrow one, it has a certain practical importance.

3.  But the decision was a narrow one.

4.  But the definition of being in the business is a narrow one.

5.  Carol A. Griffin, who represented Milka, said the issue was narrow one.

6.  Chirac called elections a year ahead of schedule hoping for a conservative mandate, even a narrow one, for the remaining five years of his term.

7.  Choices range from broad indexes to very narrow ones.

8.  Her liberalism was, however, not a narrow one, for it was marked by a constant openness to new ideas, forces and people.

9.  If secondhand paperbacks are to be allowed a place among the society of books, it is only a very narrow one.

10.  It may have one wide bed or two narrow ones.