Next, the East Fjords, on a road that tightly curved with the sea.
The narrow road winds tightly up the mountainside, past lotus-filled ponds and waterworks that cascade gracefully from terrace to landscaped terrace.
For now, they seem content to leave in place two groups of peaceful, largely seated activists: the remainder of those who blocked the road, now tightly corralled by a grass verge; and a larger group at the front of the Cuadrilla site, who have yet to be targeted.
But on that desolate mountain road, strapped tightly into their powerless Bug, Gianni, and Medrano had absolute trust in Romy and Jen to drag them to safety.
By comparison, he said, most West European cities are rats' nests of narrow lanes suited largely for small signs, and advertising on freeways and other major suburban roads is tightly constrained.
The Strata Diocletiana, built after the Persian Wars, which ran from the Euphrates North of Palmyra and South towards northeast Arabia in the general vicinity of Bostra, is the classic Diocletianic frontier system, consisting of an outer road followed by tightly spaced forts – defensible hard-points manned by small garrisons – followed by further fortifications in the rear.
Couched in some of region's most desirable verdant hillsides, the winery is reached via a tightly winding road.
The reality of this seemed to dawn in a flash, and the alliance forces hurried back toward the dirt road, their Kalashnikovs strapped tightly across their shoulders and their cumbersome ammunition packs jouncing up and down.
In this wondrously accomplished and furiously expressive drama — blending the moody rambles of a road movie with the tightly ratcheted criminal tension of a film noir — the director Amy Seimetz, in her first feature, captures the wildly flailing energy and exhausted torpor of grinding frustration as well as the flickering grace of stifled dreams.
U.N.L.V. did just enough to earn two important road wins in the tightly-packed Mountain West Conference and keep pace with San Diego State.
