Sentence examples for of narrow paths from inspiring English sources

PAYNESVILLE, Liberia, 5 December 2014 – Alphonso Kanboh and four other men walk through a maze of narrow paths that wind through a community in Paynesville, just outside Monrovia, the Liberian capital.

A teacher's turf: Community outreach in the fight against Ebola PAYNESVILLE, Liberia, 5 December 2014 – Alphonso Kanboh and four other men walk through a maze of narrow paths that wind through a community in Paynesville, just outside Monrovia, the Liberian capital.

With no money and nothing to do, I would circle the neighborhood, a maze of rutted, narrow paths that wound slowly up the side of a hill, at the top of which was one of the city's newly paved roads.

Other firms are treading on narrower paths.

One side of the narrow path was a wall of rock; on the other was a deep vertical drop.

And then there are country settings like the garden of the Musée de la Vie Romantique, once the home of the 19th-century artist Ary Sheffer, at the end of a narrow path at 16, rue Chaptal in the Ninth Arrondissement.

He's enticed by the hidden quality of each narrow path, which enable people to dodge the hectic city streets, while discovering new spaces between the buildings.

So the plants on one side of the narrow path through it live in a much more shadowy world than the other half, which has brilliant sunshine in the middle of the day.

The great black-backed gulls leave their dead stiff and folded on the ground to be eaten by mice, and stand on rocks either side of a narrow path regarding me with something between disdain and pathological hatred.

We liked to go up the log-and-earth steps of that narrow path and past the big old oak and then around the building in order to arrive at the front door at just the same time as Mister Nabokov, so we could greet him coming in.

The views from the spot — today where Gilman Street becomes Eames Boulevard — still lure people to the area, all the more because of a narrow path-lined public park edged by London plane trees, which starts where the chapel used to stand.