Sentences with phrase «narrow little room»

Just the lightest brush Of fingertips, the slightest hint of rush, And error filled the narrow little room It was allowed.

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The Turnpike is characterized by narrow shoulders and concrete medians that leave little room for driver error.

At first, they drove back to the church their grandparents built, but the narrow streets had little room for their Chevys and their Buicks.

While working on our little back mudroom redo I was inspired to create something for this narrow little wall that separates the kitchen from the living room.

And some felt it narrowed the curriculum or was too top down from government, leaving schools with little room to make decisions how best to educate their students.

Not only that, legroom is scarce for taller passengers, with narrow openings below the seats for feet and very little knee room behind the seat back.

The track is very challenging and very narrow with no room for even little mistakes.

Seating position is comfortable behind the wheel, and there's plenty of room in there, even though this generation is a little narrower than the old car.

Both markets» narrow spreads and low yields leave little room for more spread tightening as interest rates gradually rise.

A little further south, «Sai Khao Inn» which is tucked away down a narrow lane opposite BanPu Resort, also has good value, quiet AC bungalows and rooms up against a hillside rubber plantation.

Rooms are a little dark as most only provide a narrow window with not much of an outlook over the pool, but conducive for sleep.

Seatguru shows some older configuration that might still be around, but what I found is this: The plane has a 3 -3-3 economy layout with only a 29in seat pitch, making the seats very narrow with little leg room.

The Rio street track shares similarities with the famous Monaco track in that it is very narrow and you're never far from a crash barrier which allows very little room for error.

«Barnett Newman Paintings» (closes on Saturday) The overused accolade «gemlike» nonetheless fits this strange little show, or at least its first room, which contains six small, often narrow paintings by this eminent Abstract Expressionist.

I don't dispute the value of focus, but I would leave a little room for the risk averse in advising to bet the farm, or the law practice, on a narrow estimate of what will turn out to be appealing to (potential) clients.

This leaves no room for punishment, and it ought to leave relatively little room for «creative» conditions for supervising bail that go beyond these relatively narrow constitutional permissions (appearance and dangerousness).

If there is little room for a side table next to your sofa, position a narrow console behind a sofa to serve as a display shelf.

We have added built in bookcases to our great room and a narrow little cupboard type «thing» (like in the second photo) to our dining room.

When we moved into our home a little over a year ago, we were a bit flummoxed upon discovering that absolutely NO sofa was EVER going to fit around the two hallway bends and through the old narrow doorway to make it into our reading room.

Originally a single dwelling, it had been divided into eight flats with lots of mezzanines, little rooms and narrow corridors, so the owners knew they had a fabulous chance to open up the space and reintroduce natural light and volume.

«Sure, we have a narrow hallway and a tiny powder room, and yes, it's a little quirky, but it's true to the original home.»

I needed one that was a smaller scale since my family room is fairly narrow, but I still wanted it to have traditional classic style and personality with a little rolled arm.

We also had a little incident trying to get our old leather sofas up the narrow staircase to our second floor living room.

This room is long and narrow, so it was a little tricky to arrange furniture in.

On the other side of the room is a sweet, little reading nook with a narrow bookshelf (similar here) and a dip - dyed canopy from Target.

Named after the narrow kitchens on ships, these rooms may be tight, but they're also known for using what little space there is very efficiently.