Sentence examples for narrow waterways from inspiring English sources

Two narrow waterways intersect to form a pool at the center of the rectangular layout.

They can be difficult to dock and navigate in narrow waterways.

Or, as has happened in the past, Iranian naval vessels could challenge U.S. warships in the narrow waterways around the Arabian Peninsula.

From his base here in Tei, a small fishing village on the Waanje River, he canoes up the narrow waterways that cut across the river's floodplain, and hikes a few miles inland, to where the last Kim communities remain.

Day-trippers can take a free guided walking tour, or for £8 (around $12 at $1.47 to the pound) per adult, drift along the park's narrow waterways on a boat tour.

The progress of the 20th century -- the advent of cars and computers, of television and telephones -- did not penetrate the dense reed beds and narrow waterways that protected their village.

Across the narrow waterway is the Unesco-listed Old Town, where the city first took shape in the Middle Ages.

"It's a very narrow waterway, and they may have strayed into Iranian waters," Commander Gage said.

It is separated from downtown Boston by a narrow waterway, Fort Point Channel, that might as well be an ocean.

The narrow waterway is broken up every few kilometers by an écluse, the elegant French word for lock.

Ellen Vaughn, 80, lives across a narrow waterway from Sedge Island and worries about a summer of odors from sludge.