Fort Dearborn, blockhouse and stockade, built in 1803 because of Indian unrest, at a narrow bend in the Chicago River, northeastern Illinois, U.S., and named for Henry Dearborn, Revolutionary War hero.
Southwest of McAllen and partly facing Mexico to the north, it is tucked into a narrow bend of the Rio Grande river, which serves as the international boundary.
It's 9 30 a.m., and cars are whipping around the narrow bend of two-lane Lee Chapel Road near Pond Point Drive as if it's a qualifying run for the Indy 500.
The local authorities said they had no clear idea as to what caused the sinking, which occurred on a narrow bend in the river that has strong currents and a rocky bottom.
If the AIDS pictures were blown up onto billboards too, there would be no sanctuary from images like the one of the black stick-figure man in a white-walled hospital in Zimbabwe, struggling alone down a narrow, bending corridor to a shower for lack of a doctor's or nurse's help.
The low frequency branch of the torsion free axisymmetric modes of thin cylindrical shell with hemispherical caps vibratingin vacuois investigated using membrane approximation The joint conditions needed at the seams are derived by taking the effect of bending into account in narrow bending layers, using the method of matched asymptotic expansions.
Tucked into a narrow bend on this leafy road stands a half dozen miniature cafes where poets, activists and writers socialise over strong cups of Arabic coffee and bowlfuls of hummus.
From the housewives who cart home their groceries by bicycle, to the tiny shops and simple homes, Sumida Ward's irregular grid of narrow, gently bending streets appears at first glance to have gone unchanged for many decades.
Climb a little as the trail narrows and bends, bearing always right and staying close to the hillside.
Roll the slices from the wide end to the narrow and bend gently into a crescent.
