Sentence examples for the narrowest points from inspiring English sources

The narrowest points are at the southwestern end, where the River Foyle enters the lough, and at the northeastern end, opposite Magilligan Point.

Mediterranean and other seas present a major obstacle to soaring birds, which must cross at the narrowest points.

Fair Harbor is one of the narrowest points on the island (which makes it an ideal home base for a day trip).

At the narrowest points, about 36 inches lie between the veil and the lobby and gallery glass at the front of the building.

Gibraltar is on the far south coast of Spain at one of the narrowest points in the Mediterranean, only 15 mile from the coast of Morocco in North Africa.

Additionally, Joint Space Narrowing (JSN) was assessed as the interbone distance at the narrowest points of the medial and lateral tibia femoral compartments.

At the narrowest point of the Parvati valley is Manikaran.

(The plane crossed from Europe to Africa over the narrowest point of the Strait of Gilbraltar; the flight took 19 hours).

Its width varies from 3 to 17 miles (5 to 27 km), with the narrowest point in the south.

She said Zalabiyeh overlooked the narrowest point in the Euphrates and was on a vital trading route.

The city also commanded a land route that ran north along the west Anatolian coast and crossed the narrowest point of the Dardanelles to the European shore.