Sentence examples for narrow hollow from inspiring English sources

Long dogleg right that entices the gambling golfer to putt through a narrow hollow log over water.

The xylem tracheary elements consist of cells known as tracheids and vessel members, both of which are typically narrow, hollow, and elongated.

After a three-month stint working in New York, we had just arrived in Minturn (population 1,068), a former railroad town sandwiched in a narrow hollow between Vail and its upscale sister resort, Beaver Creek, where we rented an apartment overlooking its cozy Main Street.

The long, thin tape consisted of crystalline MWCNTs exhibiting indiscernibly blurred interior lattice images and a narrow, hollow core, as well as small and large nanoparticles.

In addition, the two independent all-steel BRBs, each having a single plate core simply in-filled in a narrow hollow section, are connected by longitudinally distributed battens rather than continuous plates.

Its consistent three-dimensional shape is possibly the result of early diagenetic mineralization, as opposed to the more unlikely explanation of passive sediment-infilling of a narrow, hollow structure [ 15].

The craggy hills, narrow hollows, streams and lush hardwood forests have long held people here hostage, body and soul.

The Elk River rises in the broad valleys of Pocahontas County, West Virginia, over the mountains from Virginia's Piedmont horse country, then spills into the narrow hollows of the counties of Webster, Braxton, and Clay on its way to join the Kanawha River, in Charleston.

The Army Corps of Engineers, which wrestles with the nation's flood problems, says that in 65 years of flood control projects, this is the first time something so elaborate has been attempted by carving fresh space to save a town in such a tight turn of steep mountains and narrow hollows.

By Jedediah Purdy January 14 ,2014 The Elk River rises in the broad valleys of Pocahontas County, West Virginia, over the mountains from Virginia's Piedmont horse country, then spills into the narrow hollows of the counties of Webster, Braxton, and Clay on its way to join the Kanawha River, in Charleston.

Narrow and hollow in the center, a finished Baumkuchen is usually between three and four feet in height, and the tapering sides are marked with smooth ringed ridges.