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Meanings of narrow strait in English
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Usage of narrow strait in English
1
We enter by a narrow strait great widths of the future.
2
HELLESPONt, narrow strait between Europe and Asia Minor, named for Helle
3
The narrow strait conducts you to a high and naked bluff!
4
Why, how do we know but what it's only a narrow strait there?
5
Many British exports reach European markets through the narrow strait between Dover and Calais.
6
But in cities across the narrow strait in Spain, he has no royal authority.
7
A narrow strait divides that little island from the still smaller one of Oronsay.
8
Next we began to sail up the narrow strait lamenting.
9
And now we began to drive through that narrow strait.
10
A narrow strait separates the island from the mainland.
11
What is now called the Petit Passage, the narrow strait between Long Island and Digby Neck.
12
Upon the main land, across a narrow strait, he had established a mission-post among the Hurons.
13
The townsmen had tied logs together and strung them across the narrow strait, forming a dam.
14
They were, obviously, either running in a narrow strait between two islands, or into a bay.
15
This is a narrow strait in the Sound, at the distance of six miles above New York.
16
At last the goal seemed at hand and the dangers of the narrow strait had been escaped.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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