Sentence examples for narrow crevice from inspiring English sources

The narrow crevice between the two structures reminds me a little of the enchanting entrance to Petra in Jordan through high walls of narrowing rocks.

Divers reach a T-junction far inside but are forced back by rushing flood waters that clog a narrow crevice near an elevated air pocket nicknamed Pattaya Beach.

Then placed it along the edge of the bedroom window, again pushing the material into the narrow crevice where the frame met the sill, knowing all the while that the gesture was both ineffectual and unnecessary.

TWO by two, the dozen or so people in my tour group took turns lying on our backs, hands at our sides, and slowly sliding ourselves into a narrow crevice under a rocky overhang, like mechanics sliding under a car.

In the primitive fishlike chordate amphioxus, for example, the invaginating blastoderm eventually comes into close contact with the inner surface of the ectoderm, thus practically squeezing the blastocoel out of existence or at least reducing it to a narrow crevice between the ectoderm and the endomesoderm.

I stuff the folds of clean, white cotton into a narrow crevice, cramming cloth into fractured earth.

He found his teammates through narrow crevices, playmaking out of the post.

A sprinkling of foreign visitors groped through narrow crevices and labyrinthine tunnels.

Some have fixed partitions inside that form the narrow crevices bats like to roost in.

In some, lateral flattening and byssal attachment allows occupation of narrow crevices.

Walls in the service corridor are solid white, punctuated by narrow vertical slivers of light that give the effect of the sun streaming through narrow crevices.