Sentence examples for a narrow broken from inspiring English sources

When it's dry, riders enjoy the comparative luxury of choking dust and the suffocating heat generated by the throngs of enthusiasts lining a narrow, broken and uneven route more accustomed to serving tractors towing farm machinery.

The head, antennae and postclypeus are black, with a narrow broken pale brown transverse band across the vertex just behind the ocelli.

Inside, visitors climb a stairway that leads toward a narrow break between two lobby walls; the opening offers an enticing glimpse of Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon".

Bicycling through Hells Gate National Park Its name is intimidating enough (though Hell's Gate actually refers to a narrow break in the cliffs at the park's entrance), but the – albeit slim – prospect of coming upon a voracious lion while riding nothing but rubber tires and a metal frame is downright formidable.

He said, "I looked down and through a narrow break in the clouds, I saw the shadow of the Chicago skyline projecting onto the lake.

A narrow road breaks off from the center of the town of Padang Pariaman and ascends gently toward Koto Timur, the subdistrict that includes Mr. Maskuri's village.

A vessel filter [ 1] can be used to enhance tubular structure; however, it cannot address the problem of the image force and veins, which can lead to a narrowed or broken segmentation of vessels.

Bordering the eastern shores of the Black Sea, Abkhazia consists of a narrow coastal lowland broken by mountain spurs, followed by a hilly foreland zone of eroded marine and river terraces that merge into the steep slopes of the Caucasus Mountains located to the north.

AFTER taking an elevator to the basement of the Nassau County Courthouse late last month, officials walked through a hallway narrowed by broken seats from jury boxes, an empty six-foot-tall tank that once held ammonia and piles of wooden chairs.

In a narrow sense, events have broken Tehran's way.

The unmoulded arch rested on wide piers, each broken by a narrow window, above which ran a simple cornice.