People clung to steep embankments and under narrow overhangs, or zipped themselves into tents on soupy pavement.
The neighborhood, which was home to almost 1,800 people at the time of the 2000 census, occupies less than a square mile, much of it dense with tall trees that overhang narrow and winding streets.
Once the canyons were built out with the homes of studio chiefs and matinee idols, increasing demand for a "house in the hills" — that marker of one's arrival as a player in Hollywood — meant development began to creep up into the steep overhangs and narrow switchback trails above.
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.
A 12-meter sloop has a graceful silhouette, lent by its narrow beam, sweeping bow and low overhang on the bow and stern.
This technique can be especially appropriate for patients with narrow external canals, anterior defects and bone overhang making the perforation margins barely visible under a microscope.
This technique is especially helpful in patients with narrow external canals, anterior defects and bone overhang, when perforation's margins are barely, if at all, visible under a microscope.
Purchase a long, narrow cage and hang it from an overhang on your house, garage or balcony.
It is being said that the new entrance must be "welcoming," a strange assertion from an institution that came to prominence despite an entrance -- designed by Marcel Breuer -- that must surely be one of the most forbidding anywhere: a dark, narrow bridge across a deep trench under a looming overhang.
Where dwellings are close to one another, air-conditioners are often poorly placed in narrow spaces between buildings.Another noise-magnifier is a roof overhang.
