Sentence examples for from the narrows from inspiring English sources

Then it came from everywhere at once: from the narrows between crumbling buildings, and from the roofs as well, kids tossing overhand and underhand, unloading balloons two at a time.

The Hebrew word for Egypt, Mitzrayim, which means, "from the narrows," represents not so much a geographic location, but a state of mind, from which each of us seeks liberation in our own way.

A small breeze blows in from the Narrows, 1 World Trade Center shimmers in the twilight, tugboats pass, the air is filled with salt.

Global Terminal, in Bayonne, New Jersey, has one clear advantage over most of its competitors for container-ship businesses in New York Harbor: it's a straght shot from the Narrows, the harbor's entrance.

A broad, empty promenade lined in places by a parade of London plane trees surrounds the island, opening a panorama of sea and air from the Narrows to the Statue of Liberty and the towers of Manhattan in the background.

As Washington expected, 5,000 British soldiers marched north from the Narrows through what are now Bay Ridge and Sunset Park, while 5,000 moved through Flatbush, both groups engaging the Americans in the areas around Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery.

This may be resulting from the narrowed band gap and the enlarged surface area of N-doped mesoporous TiO2 nanorods.

Under Hawaii law, Abercrombie gets to make the final selection from the narrowed crop.

Perhaps most urgently, it would broaden the debate from the narrow confines of the settlements question.

Even from the narrow perspective of the nuclear issue, the administration's geopolitical calculus is absurd.

People spilled out of the nearby buildings and trickled in from the narrow alleys.