Sentence examples for narrow breach from inspiring English sources

What little is said shimmies through a narrow breach in the mortar: Father has his arm around Tereze.

North of the Maas, meanwhile, where the bulk of the Dutch defense was concentrated, the Germans achieved a narrow breach of the Geld Valley line on May 12, whereupon the Dutch, unable to counterattack, retreated to the "Fortress of Holland Linee protecting Utrecht and Amsterdam.

We've seen the outcome of assuming that voters will choose equality, which is what many of us in California thought would happen with Proposition 8. We expected that such a narrow-minded breach of basic human rights wouldn't fly in such an enlightened state.

Egypt has slowly tried to resecure the border, refusing to allow the resupply of goods to the border towns of El Arish and Egyptian Rafah and taking steps to narrow the breaches.

The lake drained when the natural dam at The Narrows was breached; eventually the Harlem River valley, the Hudson River valley, and all the low areas of the region were flooded by the sea, which reached its present level in this area about 6,600 years ago.

Narrow shafts of sunlight breach the subterranean dark via a constellation of tiny skylights that are, our host points out, actually repurposed eyeglass lenses.

In a worse case, Thorthormi lake would breach a narrow moraine and merge with Rapshteng, an enormous adjacent glacial lake, and unleash a catastrophic torrent of water through Bhutan.

Storm-driven flooding, overwash, and breaching of narrow and low barrier segments will be the likely morphodynamic response at both sites.

These common rock structures are breached by the narrow North Channel.

Judge Rakoff wrote that the hustle program was "the vehicle for a brazen fraud," but the appeals court focused on the much narrower question of when a breach of contract can amount to a violation.

For example, the language would allow students to raise only narrow categories of school misconduct -- breach of contract and substantial misrepresentations -- which, pro-student negotiators wrote in a memo last night, "do not begin to capture all of the misconduct that is covered under state law".