Sentences with phrase «narrow passages as»

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As the Bible already stated, it is a very narrow escape passage to Salvation, and not many people are willing to go there.

It is as if a group of trapped cave explorers choose one of their number to squeeze through a narrow flooded passage to get out to the surface and call for help.

The Congress seems for the most part to agree with the media, if passage of the Freedom of Access to Clinics» Entrance Act» the act that narrowed the First Amendment rights of abortion protestors as an entire class of citizens» is any indication.

Or, phrased differently, being was experienced as the passage of all things from future possibility into the nothingness of the past through the narrow juncture of the always disappearing present; and so the thought of being had not yet been separated into a stark opposition between temporality and eternity.

Whistling: Because the newborn nasal passage is so narrow, you'll often hear whistling as he draws in a breath.

Before passage of ESSA in 2015, Ladd said «there was no way schools alone could succeed and help children flourish as long as we had this narrow focus on test scores.»

They must navigate a narrow passage between delivering the curriculum as required by their local board of education -LSB-...]

As she goes farther, the passage angles steeply downward and grows narrower, until there is barely room for her to crawl and none to turn around.

As a kitty approaches a narrow spot in the fence, a slender space between rocks, or a small area between the living room chairs, whiskers help him determine if he can fit through the passage without getting stuck or turning over the furniture.

A narrowing of the air passage through the larynx results in obstructed or partially blocked airflow, such as a narrowing of the air passage.

It is said that on a full moon, a narrow passage opens as the water level lowers revealing a causeway that leads into a «hidden chamber».

The missing 10 % is a minor issue: while guiding Link across the equivalent of a tightrope (among other narrow passages), the 3DS» thumbstick is a slight hindrance because it can not be pressed as delicately as the thumbstick on the N64, GameCube, or Wii controllers.

Launching rockets utilize the touch screen capabilities of the Vita to guide your rocket, you may run into a jam when you have to guide a rocket through narrow passages, as your finger will block your view of the screen slightly.

The entrance room houses the installation Spoiled Foot, which fills the space with a large, obstructing black and red mass hanging from the ceiling and which forces the public to walk in a narrow passage and brush against the side walls as a metaphor of the contrast between those who live at the margins and a centralized social power.

In the dim light of this narrow passage, it was impossible for the photographer to stop the motion of the restless children, who appear as ghostly blurs moving barefoot across the cobblestones.

Noysky Projects presents A Narrow Passage, a multidisciplinary exhibition that explores themes of constriction, compression, and concealment as a way to relate to personal biographies.

This narrow, nondescript passage — known as the Impasse Ronsin — was once an artery of aesthetic energy that, in no small fashion, defined French postwar art in all its insanity.

His bright canvases famously feature vivid blues, reds, yellows, oranges and greens; a dominant broad area of colour is typically punctuated with narrow, angular passages of colour, which at once separate each colour as well as unite them.

I guess I'd add that this is understandable, given that the denier camp really doesn't have much actual science to use as ammunition or to build their arguments on, and thus they tend to wage their campaign by cherrypicking data, or seeking to attack narrow and often out - of - context passages found in scientific papers or in simplified postings about those papers found on sites like Skeptical Science.

Another architect noted that he separated the kitchen from the dining room «to the great benefit of the family's health», designing it «as a passage of such narrow width that there is no space for family meals in the housewife's laboratory.»