Sentence examples for on its narrow from inspiring English sources

While the "key" is in its overlapping position the parts may be separated, but if it is turned round on its narrow neck, so that it is in exactly the same position as the other five small cross parts, it locks the whole thing so tightly that nothing but sheer force could loosen the twenty-one pieces.

28 July 2006 David Perry takes over as prosecuting counsel and advises CPS that Ripa is unclear and there is no need to take a view on its narrow interpretation unless defence raises it.

On its narrow summit towers the imposing statue of Christ the Redeemer, 98 feet (30 metres) tall.

Then I do something you will consider truly strange: I start by cooking the steak on its narrow side.

The quirky building was built in 1703 on its narrow site with the front door on the side of the house to maximise space.

Environmentalism continues to rely heavily on its narrow repertoire of fear narratives, generally drawing authority from often-selective representations of scientific research.

Soon Lou and Mindy will bid the group good night and retreat to their tent, where they'll make love on one of its narrow rickety cots, or possibly on the ground.

I stand the block on one of its narrower sides and slice downward, aiming for slices about 2-3mm thick.

Still, some legal analysts said that the supreme court might not agree to take the case on because of its narrow focus on California.

Mr. Pittman, people at the company said, argues that new technologies are further away and that America Online should continue to focus on its narrow-band dial-up service without worrying too much about faster, broadband services for now.

On its narrowest point, the ruling was straightforward and logical.