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Meanings of narrow streets in English
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Usage of narrow streets in English
1
There was a large turnout of the citizenry in the narrow streets.
2
They were in the town now, and the narrow streets were crowded.
3
Now I must go to the narrow streets and the dark ones.
4
Through the narrow streets I made no attempt to ride beside her.
5
Its flat-roofed houses are well built and its narrow streets are clean.
6
The narrow streets were filled with men, women and curious, wide-mouthed children.
7
It was morning and yet the narrow streets were all but deserted.
8
Buildings four and five stories tall hung precariously over the narrow streets.
9
History oozing from a concrete jungle of tall towers on narrow streets.
10
They biked the city's narrow streets together and worked on bikes side-by-side.
11
Sam surveyed the narrow streets between the wooden houses as they walked.
12
During the '90s, drug gangs and guerrilla fighters controlled the narrow streets.
13
She was gazing at it straight down one of those narrow streets.
14
They met in narrow streets and spoke to each other with grave dignity.
15
The narrow streets stopped her breath; the hubbub deadened her senses.
16
Hundreds seemed to be moving this way and that in the narrow streets.
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Narrow streets through the time
Narrow streets across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common