Sentence examples for narrower road from inspiring English sources
The car turned onto this narrower road, into the glaring afternoon sun, which dazzled them.
After about two hours, we turned off the main highway on to a narrower road and started a gentle climb towards some low hills, but just as I was beginning to get excited by the change in topography, we entered a tawdry new village of cement houses, with the cement factory visible on the horizon.
A year ago, before Barack Obama's prodigious fund-raising powers were clocked in at $1 million a day, the senator made a great show out of raising a good idea: He would take the narrower road of public financing in the general election if he secured the nomination and his opponent did the same.
If a narrower road has turnouts, use them to let anyone traveling faster behind you pass.
On narrower roads, use turnouts to allow others to pass when it is safe to do so.
The Narrow Road to the Deep North.
Few lorries ply the narrow road.
The Narrow Road to the Deep North, by Richard Flanagan (Knopf).
He turned down a narrow road, and declined to chat.
They drove through a moonless darkness on a narrow road.
The Narrow Road to the Deep North, travel account written by Japanese haiku master Bashō as Oku no hosomichi ("The Narrow Road to Oku"), published in 1694.
