Sentence examples for narrow circuit from inspiring English sources

Athens remained confined within this narrow circuit for several generations, but in the 4th and 5th centuries it experienced a revival.

The Hewlett-Packard solution uses clusters of "blade" personal computers -- each a narrow circuit board that handles all the processing chores of a desktop PC.

On Sunday at the Hungaroring, it rained lightly but steadily at the start of the race, and again later on, creating a sensational show on the narrow circuit on which it is difficult to pass and where the races usually look like a carnival procession.

For the first 20 laps of the race it looked as if the narrow circuit on the Île Notre Dame would produce a procession and let the pole sitter, Sebastian Vettel, lead from start to finish in his Red Bull on a hot, sunny afternoon.

It rained lightly but steadily at the start of the race at the Hungaroring, and then again later on, creating a sensational show on the narrow circuit on which it is difficult to pass and where the races usually look like a carnival procession.

It is a pity the narrow circuit threading through Battersea Park, concealed as it is behind a perimeter of trees in full leaf, could not make more of the Thames bordering the track to the north nor the London skyline beyond.

That is one of the best places to overtake on a narrow street circuit where passing is notoriously difficult and Rosberg's sluggish starts this season made him look particularly vulnerable.

Park also drives a Winston Cup car for Dale Earnhardt Inc. CANADIANS ON FRONT ROW: The Canadian teammates Alex Tagliani and Patrick Carpentier swept the front row for the Vancouver Molson Indy with an aggressive wall-banging show yesterday on the narrow street circuit.

It had been a wild race from the start, as I wrote in my race report, and one that was never expected on the narrow street circuit that has produced so many uneventful races of late.

In any case, the F.I.A. ruling removed all doubt that the crash on the 14th lap in Singapore, two laps after Alonso made an unusually early refueling stop, was deliberately arranged to scatter debris on the narrow street circuit and force the safety car to take to the track.

Senna is remembered particularly for his qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix in 1988, when he claimed to have risen to a different level of consciousness while wiping out all other competitors with his superior speed on the dangerous, narrow street circuit.