Sentence examples for small crawl from inspiring English sources
Mr. Quigley said that he watched as Mr. Rivera tried to dive into a small crawl space just under the platform.
"Then I read 'Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl,'" he added, referring to an 1861 autobiography by Harriet Jacobs, "about how she existed for years in a small crawl space as she hid from her master".
A woman who sells beaded necklaces on a beach in Acapulco tells me how her parents created a small crawl space between the wall and the refrigerator where she would be sent to hide if they heard that there were drug traffickers roaming around in their SUVs or on motorcycles.
As with the company's other timepieces, the mVoice swaps the LCD for a standard watch face, while preserving a small crawl for receiving notifications.
ALTHOUGH the world is home to tens of millions of animal species, the vast majority are small crawling things with lots of legs.
Others note that on some species (Plumbago auriculata), small, crawling insects have been trapped in the Plumbago's mucilage, which supports the conclusion that these tentacles could have evolved to exclude crawling insects and favor flying pollinators for greater seed dispersal or perhaps for protection against crawling insect predators.
On a typical morning, a dozen small buses crawl along Boulevard East in New Jersey in search of city commuters.
"Billie Jean," "Beat It," "Thriller": the touchstone videos rolled past without comment, other than a small news crawl offering the bare facts of cardiac arrest and sudden loss.
The ceiling was about thirteen feet high — we were about four yards underground, with a single doorway as an exit, and two narrow slits of sturdy glass just below street level that were too small to crawl in or out of.
The ceiling was about thirteen feet high we were about four yards underground, with a single doorway as an exit, and two narrow slits of sturdy glass just below street level that were too small to crawl in or out of.
Small streams crawl through the valleys and past the mountainsides covered in amapa, a purple flower.
