Significats de narrower street en anglès

Presently we swerved to the right and into an even narrower street.

Quinn cut through a cramped alley, emerging into a much narrower street.

He rounded another corner, and another into a narrower street.

He turned aside onto a narrower street, where jugglers strolled among hawkers of strange fruits.

They turned into a narrower street between tall dirty tenements, and in a twinkling all was changed.

Rapp turned onto an even narrower street.

Warden alighted, and turned into a still narrower street; she wanted to see poverty at its very worst.

We settled down into the flow of ground traffic with a slight bump and immediately made a left into a narrower street.

It was four stories in height, with occasional spray-painted obscenities on the alley side and on the wall facing the narrower street.

St. Margaret's Lane was the ulna, a narrower street running parallel with the High, tenanted by smithy, tannery, and the less genteel artisans and businesses.

They turned into one of the narrower streets, and we quickened our steps.

They turned right and headed toward the narrower streets of the theater district.

The city seemed Satanic, the narrower streets oppressing like the galleries of a mine.

He followed and saw the street divide into narrower streets and bye-ways, into roads and country lanes.

And because of the narrower streets, there cannot be any major improvements in downtown to the current conditions.

At twilight it began to rain, the ash fell plush and damp, the narrower streets became dark and inviting.