Sentence examples for narrow reservation from inspiring English sources

Janet, Thomas and Thomas' sister, Geneva, are members of the Yurok tribe, whose long, narrow reservation follows the Klamath River for 43 miles, extending one mile from each bank.

Controversy has centred on the extent to which his films involve a militant conservatism whether, for example, Truffaut in L'Enfant sauvage deplores, documents, feels nostalgic for, or positively and without reservation approves the narrow, strict rigidities with which its psychologist (played by Truffaut himself) sets about civilizing the abandoned autistic child.

The reservation now is a narrow, wooded tract with fewer than a dozen buildings and even fewer people.

Of the 450 Poospatuck tribe members, 275 live on the reservation, a network of narrow streets with small houses, tidy modular homes and ramshackle trailers.

Ahn, in a Rochas pouf skirt, walked quickly from one end of the narrow room to the other, taking reservations on a cordless phone and stopping to make conversation.

(Huffington Post) Narrowing the Field Web Reservations International, the Irish parent company of HostelWorld.com and Hostels.com, bought the British rival HostelBookers.com for $100 million in an effort to compete with sites like Expedia and Booking.com.

You must make a reservation months in advance and climb 162 narrow spiral steps (no elevator) from the top of the pedestal.

Indian gaming has primed the pump of economic development on reservations across the country and helped to narrow the enormous gap between tribal and nontribal economies.

Mainframe reservation systems can list fares for only a narrow parameter specified by the user -- say flights between Boston and Los Angeles at noon on a certain day.

We then propose a scheme to use a narrow-bandwidth, out-of-band busy tone channel to make reservation for broadcast and link error detection frames only.

The reservation "within its limits" refers of course to the relatively narrow social range the film covers.