The border is blue, between an inner and outer band of silver.
A piece of flat iron is nailed to the end of the bookcase, just above the level of the uppermost shelf (fig.
In the Cluniac Priory at Much Wenlock in Shropshire there is a long narrow room on the west side of the south transept, opening to the cloister by three arches, which could hardly have been put to any other purpose.
A chain was taken about 12 inches long, more or less, consisting of long narrow links of hammered iron.
A long narrow chisel-like celt of this pointed oval section (8 inches) from Aberdeenshire[340] has been figured.
A long narrow chisel-like celt, with an oval section, is given in Fig.
From that time forth the Solent would become what it is at present, losing its character as an estuary, and assuming that of a long narrow sea.
Somewhere southeast of the lake, Hearne spoke of a long narrow lake “entirely surrounded with high land which produces a vast quantity of fir trees, but none of them grow to a great height in those parts.
For long stretches it is straight and without current, giving the appearance of a wide, quiet river, or a chain of long narrow lakes.
Thus, long narrow ravines, sometimes twenty feet wide, are laid open, and often give access to the waves.
Egypt, therefore, he says, like the Red Sea, was once a long narrow bay, and both gulfs were separated by a small neck of land.
The valleys of Guasco and Copiapó may both be considered as long narrow islands, separated from the rest of Chile by deserts of rock instead of by salt water.
The Uspallata range is separated from the main Cordillera by a long narrow plain or basin, like those so often mentioned in Chile, but higher, being six thousand feet above the sea.
In the dim light I could discern what seemed a labyrinth of long narrow passages; traversing which, we arrived at the dungeons.
Between them the Corso is seen shooting out in a long narrow line of lofty façades, traversing the entire length of the city from north to south.
To travel the canoe on dry land, the axles, each covered with a strong common pillow, are brought under the fore and after portions of the canoe, like the axles of a long narrow carriage.
There are two handles, and the whole affair is not unlike a long narrow pair of nutcrackers.
The valleys of Guasco and Copiapo may both be considered as long narrow islands, separated from the rest of Chile by deserts of rock instead of by salt water.
The Terai is a long narrow strip of territory, extending for three hundred miles along the northern frontier of British India, and is about twenty miles in breadth.
Long narrow streets, very fairly paved, lead in all directions; the houses are not so high as those of Benares or Cairo, the streets are broader, and some of them would admit of the passage of a carriage.
Returning to the great hall we found an entrance formed by colossal figures leading into a long narrow chamber, about 70 feet by 12, whose walls had partly escaped the general wreck.
It is quite possible upon a frame of this kind to weave a long narrow band of any kind.
The complete sampler is a long narrow strip of linen, across which run specimen bands of various kinds of work.
Either a metal rod or a long narrow piece of wood must now be threaded in and out of the warp-strings and placed in position at the base.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long narrow" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
