Sentence examples for through its narrow from inspiring English sources

He sees it in the subway as it squeezes through its narrow tunnel; he is lured into a Chinese restaurant, and even opera singers at the Met seem slender and fit.

Children run rampant through its narrow hallways.

The lab primarily focuses on the bacterial protease ClpXP, a ring-shaped protein motor that unfolds and degrades other proteins by pulling them through its narrow central pore.

Navigating a shopping cart through its narrow aisles is a full-on contact sport, like driving a bumper car through a Middle Eastern souk.

However, Brighton's Old Town, a conservation district including the famous Lanes shopping area, is often so crowded that visitors have to move single file through its narrow streets.

No buses run through its narrow streets, and the nearest subway stop, at Astoria Avenue and 31st Street, is a 15-minute walk.

Then you're shot out of this wetsuit at an unimaginable velocity, through its narrowest part, head first, into another even tighter space.

By the middle of the 19th century, in the course of a single year 220,000 head of cattle and 1,500,000 sheep would be "violently forced into an area of five acres, in the very heart of London, through its narrowest and most crowded thoroughfares".

For about 750 miles (1,200 km) of its northward course through the country, the river cuts its way through bare desert, its narrow valley a sharply delineated strip of green, abundantly fecund in contrast to the desolation that surrounds it.

At its core, however, the High Line today is a linear park through its own narrow garden.

Mexico also tends to see the war through its own narrow lens.