He pointed toward a narrow cleft between two stalactites near the roof.

For Captain McCallum, though, the narrow cleft of the place suggested other possibilities.

Behind loomed the black hill with its narrow cleft just discernible.

Arriving there, I thrust the painter deep into a narrow cleft.

A narrow cleft split the brush and overlooked a slope of tumbled rock.

Then they came to a narrow cleft about twenty inches wide.

And separated from it by a narrow cleft there was a fiery-red dune.

The tunnel curved; on the left a narrow cleft appeared.

The little windows contrived in the deep, narrow cleft were furnished with glass panes.

He edged back into the narrow cleft which was the entrance to the ledge.

Washington Street slants across the picture as a narrow cleft.

A soldier conducted us through a narrow cleft, overhung with crags, to the summit.

Finally it knotted, and caught in a narrow cleft on the edge of the deck.

The low murmur of shallow water came up to him from a deep, narrow cleft.

The heat was suffocating, the narrow cleft holding it, the matted foliage keeping out all air.

Spencer lay on his back, working himself inch by inch ever deeper into the narrow cleft.