Sentence examples for narrow slippery from inspiring English sources

But Greg, ever the intrepid one, has already started down the narrow slippery steps.

But the track in the countryside outside Budapest is so narrow, slippery and sinuous, that it is next to impossible to pass.

A sign warns you against walking onto the ledge, which is narrow, slippery and dangerous when the mistral kicks up in the afternoon.

Before the race, pundits said that despite the narrow, slippery and bumpy nature of the Singapore street circuit, those same top five drivers would make it through the first corner without incident.

For the first 30 of the 78 laps Sunday, it was a typical procession on the narrow, slippery, winding track through the streets of the principality that makes it next to impossible for drivers to pass.

From this narrow, slippery foothold I'd guide the rusty steel into the hot acid bath, then reach into the clouds of acrid steam to lift off the 50-pound spreaders.

The path down to the hole, descending a sheer cliff, was narrow and slippery.

The paths — one is 19 miles long and the other 27 miles — are narrow and slippery and lack rails or a support wall, and many pilgrims fall to their deaths into the valley.

The steps are rough, narrow and slippery when damp, which they usually are, without so much as a flimsy handrail as a barrier between you and oblivion hundreds of feet below.

The trek took us by some very narrow and slippery footpaths to a waterfall in hills to the west, passing wild banana trees so raggedy they looked like they were hung with old clothes.

They see the charm of Pamplona's cobblestone streets but what they don't see, or don't want to see, is that the bulls have trouble navigating those narrow corridors, slippery with spilled beer and blood.