Sentence examples for narrow shade from inspiring English sources
Two police officers are posted to maintain order, but the women – who shelter from the stifling sun in the walls' narrow shade – are silent and subdued.
He's at Katine on market days, sitting cross-legged on the ground, in a row with other tobacco sellers, in the long narrow shade of the thatched market shelter.
They are in the narrow shade of a chapel built out of a construction trailer, scrolling through photos on an iPhone, trying to choose something suitable for a headstone.
Dyes from natural origin are believed healthier over synthetic ones, but due to lower substantive nature, durability and narrow shade range on textiles of them need further advancement in the application of bio-colorants for coloration and finishing of textile materials [13, 68].
The streets are narrow, shaded by old trees and edged with sidewalks where children trot to school.
On the northern fringe of the French Quarter, Tremé, also known as Faubourg Tremé, bears resemblance to a well-to-do Caribbean community, with pastel-colored Creole and shotgun-style cottages and Greek Revival-style homes lining narrow shaded streets.
Following a narrow walkway shaded by pines, I arrived at a more secluded area, where the hospital's residential quarters once stood.
We walked out of the town, up steep narrow alleys, shaded by trees and flowering shrubs, and blessedly free from motorised vehicles, to the ruined Villa Jovis which the Emperor Tiberius built as his retreat on the edge of a precipitous cliff from which those who offended him were hurled to their deaths.
Mayor Benedetti is lobbying to urge Mr. Clinton and his daughter, Chelsea, to ride through the old city in a horse-drawn carriage, Cartagena's answer to Venice's gondolas, to show off its quaint narrow streets shaded by rococo balconies draped by lush tropical flowers.
Then the road narrowed and shade trees crowded the shoulders.
But, in contrast to the charming, laddish Mr Schröder, he comes over as narrow, schoolmasterish, a shade intolerant, and lacking in warmth.
