But it was a busy road, with a speed limit of up to 60 miles per hour, and the shoulder was narrow and debris-strewn, with an ominously jagged border that dropped off into a sandy ditch.
Throughout the remainder of the week, the Battle of Ortona degenerated into a small-scale version of the Battle of Stalingrad, with vicious house-to-house fighting through the narrow streets and debris of Ortona.
In an interview today, a Sochi rescue worker who was among the first on the scene -- a long and narrow stream of floating debris -- said his crew was mystified by a long metal object floating vertically in the water, which he displayed on videotape.
They would have been the first rings ever observed around a moon: three narrow bands of icy debris encircling Saturn's second-largest satellite, Rhea.
The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) outdated the smooth featureless pictures of the zodiacal light by revealing numerous bands of asteroidal debris, several narrow trails of cometary dust, and a clumpy dust ring (Dermott et al., 1984; Sykes and Greenberg, 1986; Sykes and Walker, 1992).
The EndoVac system removed considerably more debris from narrow isthmi in mandibular mesial roots.
The normal sequence is that other evidence, like a debris field, narrows the search area before underwater detection devices can be brought into play effectively.
But so far, none of the debris has helped narrow down the precise location of the main underwater wreckage.
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.
Through the narrow channels, part of the debris flow including boulders and fallen trees were deposited on a wide gentle slope (Fig. 10g).
