Today, nobody lives within nine miles of the site, which is a narrow plain pressed between two cliffs of sandstone.
We turned off Bloomingdale Road and entered Crabtree Avenue, which is a narrow dirt road lined on one side with sassafras trees and on the other with a straggly privet hedge.
I gave both of those a miss, but did try Snake Alley – which is a narrow covered passageway where writhing snakes are skinned alive so that people can drink their warm blood while scoffing snake stew – and Modern Toilet (Lane 50, Xining S Road), which has seats and serving dishes shaped like toilets.
Customers for Cross Sound's high-speed passenger ferry to New London, Conn., and the Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos regularly overflow the existing 300-car lot; they park along the shoulder of Route 25, which is a narrow two-lane road at that point.
By using a testbed of 'COTS MOTES,' which is a narrow band radio and sensor platform developed by Warneke et al.[30], σ is estimated about 11.1 us[311.1
Here, pore diameters of up to only a few nanometers can be achieved, which is a narrow window compared to the nanometer to micrometer range accessible with anodic electrochemical etching.
Compared to the top non-blog sources on Techmeme's leaderboard, which is a narrower universe of sites which tech blogs link to, the top five mainstream media sites there are CNET News, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and Computerworld.
He will herd them out of the holding pen into the kill chute, which is a narrow aisle that forces the lambs into single file.
In order for that to happen his work needs to enter the art historical cannon, which is a narrow framework that is shaped by the politics of the market, art history, and race.
To the left, this crossway leads south to the lower corridor, half-way of which is a narrow stairway, so narrow that a sarcophagus could hardly have been passed through it.
