Sentence examples for narrow triangle from inspiring English sources

What is now Hanover Square, the narrow triangle bounded by William, Stone and Pearl Streets, was waterfront in the 16th century -- Pearl Street was originally Dock Street.

In 1847 the Astor Place Opera House opened on the narrow triangle of land at 13 Astor Place, where Starbucks is now a retail tenant.

Essentially a narrow triangle, Roland Garros has long been hemmed in on both its long sides, with the Bois de Boulogne to the north and the city of Boulogne-Billancourt to the south.

Three stars make up the long narrow triangle that gives the constellation its name.

Its name is Latin for "triangle", derived from its three brightest stars, which form a long and narrow triangle.

Then draw a narrow triangle on the end of the circle with a small line inside.

In winning tournament after tournament and three world championships, Mr. Holland brought a cool self-confidence to the rapid-fire clacking of the checker-like pieces (the "men") around the 24 narrow triangles of the backgammon board.

We eat neat, narrow triangles of four-month-old clarissa cheese, made by hand by Lino.

The corresponding values for the narrow triangles were 65%, 14%, and 21% (Fig. 1c).

The base of the triangles was either 1 inch (broad triangles, N = 120) or 0.5 inch (narrow triangles, N = 183).

Thus in both cases, significantly more triangles were dragged by their tips than the 33% expected by chance (broad triangles: χ²2 = 37.55, p < 0.0001; narrow triangles: χ²2 = 82.90, p < 0.0001; Fig. 1c), and this despite the fact that the tip section had a smaller surface, smaller circumference, and fewer edges than the base section, as Darwin (1881) discussed in detail.