Sentence examples for narrow crook from inspiring English sources
Perched on a narrow crook of land jutting into New York Harbor, the Erie Basin auto pound and evidence warehouse seems a logical place to store hundreds of seized cars, thousands of guns and 9,846 barrels of evidence containing sensitive DNA material.
Narrow crooked alleys and crumbling shacks had been splashed with color as many locals allowed the two artists to spruce up the walls of their tumbledown settlements with uplifting words such as 'Change', 'Welcome' and 'Thank You'.
Concerned about averting fire and disease, the commissioners rejected crooked, narrow streets like those downtown.
A labyrinth of shop fronts, storehouses, narrow streets and crooked alleys, where the billboards are in English but the protest placards are in German, was built inside a mammoth studio.
Also, remember how embarrassing it was any time Jerry Seinfeld would crook his narrow little horse face on that show and say some line about Superman in a fake-deep voice?
The path of grief is crooked and narrow, but telling your story can illuminate it.
She and the crook went up the narrow stairs together, toward the bedrooms, with the man calling back, "I got the lady, so don't call the cops or nothing".
Many voters would agree with Igor Botan, a political analyst, that the choice was between "pro-Europe crooks and pro-Russia crooks".Ultimately, three pro-Europe parties won a narrow majority in parliament.
It has about 7 feet (2 metres) of integral tubing to which is added a separate coiled crook (a detachable piece of tubing) inserted at the narrow end, lowering the horn's fundamental pitch.
