Sentences with phrase «very narrow road»

On a very narrow road, high above the sea, you will surround the Mount Seraya, with its amazing barren landscape contrast to the deep blue sea.

Hautla is high in the mountains, on a very narrow road, mostly unpaved.

So I turned the car into a very narrow ROAD.

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But the road is narrow and very dangerous, but Jesus is with us all the way.

On top of being pitch dark at night, the road signs are rare and not very clear for newbies like us, the roads are narrow and winding.

At White Hart Lane, Defoe seems to play very narrow, whereas on the road he moves out in to wider positions.

Japanese roads are very narrow and the bridges weak, but the Government is spending $ 2,000,000 on the road from Tokio to Yokohama, and has ordered the provinces to improve their roads and bridges.»

But I'm very glad to hear that chewing less completely is a good thing, because I do enjoy just eating and enjoying my food rather than thinking about it, So I think I'll throw caution to the winds and chew with only slightly careful abandon, the careful bit being sure that things go down the right way, so down the road a bit I don't reproduce Dad's narrow shave due to chewing and swallowing wrong.

Hi Rena, that feeling reminds me of several coastal roads very narrow, winding, some can be avoided by taking highways, but others need to pass so close to the cliff that fear can make you do something stupid....

When Group B rally cars were legislated out of the World Rally Championship at the end of the 1986 season, Lancia needed a production - based alternative to tackle Group A. Key technologies from the Delta S4 Group B, namely four - wheel drive and turbocharging, were then applied to the narrow - bodied Delta HF 4WD to create a very short - lived (yet able) road car and, for 1987, a WRC championship - winning rally car.

However, this is only very rarely a problem as the Sprint's narrow width means that you can use the whole of the road to expand curves that would ordinarily seem tight in other cars.

Editor Christian Hazel and the staff of Petersen's 4 - Wheel & Off - Road have narrowed down this year's field of very worth drivers and vehicles to these finalists, dubbed the Dirty Dozen.

Once on a very narrow snow covered road after bad storm there wasn't enough room for an oncoming car to pass... I pulled into the «bank» on the side of the road with the hope «we can do this»... and other car passed and I «plowed» through!!

As this is such a wide car, it's a good job the steering is very accurate, helping you position the Q7 on narrow roads.

It was fun to be able to make a very narrow U turn to see a friend that we spotted on the side of the road, thanks to the car maneuverability we were able to do this pretty quickly.

At times, though, you are aware of its size, particularly on narrow roads and also in very tight, very slow, second - gear sections of race track, where you find yourself hauling it from one apex to another.

Similarly, if lanes are unusually narrow (in road works, for example), the system may warn of vehicles in a non-adjacent lane.The system depends on clear detection by the two radars which might be impaired in adverse weather conditions (very heavy rain or snow etc).

I was happy the car was small because some of these back roads are very narrow which cause you to avoid oncoming traffic.

It never feels anything less than huge, which makes going very quickly on a narrow road a bit like threading a needle.

After 40 years of driving pick - up trucks for work I retired and wanted / needed to downsize, especially as I now live in the mountains of Southern CA and roads are very narrow and twisty.

A very important aspect is training the dogs to know when to stop, such as at curbs and road crossings, as well as having spatial awareness so they wont lead their handler through an alley that is too narrow for them.

Ambergris Caye, although a very narrow island, has a road that extends from San Pedro Town to the southern tip of the island, and approximately 8 to 10 miles north of the San Pedro cut / bridge.

Also, New Zealand roads are often narrow and twisty, with very few safety barriers.

Driving by car is very straightforward and perhaps one of the best ways to see the country, so consider renting a compact car (convenient on the narrow paths) and hit the road!

The road is very narrow with lots of curves so drive carefully.

Next day we continued northwards driving along the coast, through windy narrow roads with gorgeous views (which we had to imagine some of the times as it was very foggy that day).

Driving can be very slow as roads are narrow, very winding and locals seem to enjoy driving as close to your rear bumper as possible.

Pfeiffer Beach is very popular but is only accessible via narrow 2 miles (3.2 km) road.

There are very few motor vehicles on the island and the roads are quite narrow as well as...

There are very few motor vehicles on the island and the roads are quite narrow as well as being rather steep in some places.

All this takes place on our narrow and often busy roads and makes for very interesting people watching when you are out and about.

In these countries, we drove on a lot of very narrow, winding roads, so you would have to be comfortable driving on roads like this.

The road is very narrow and winding but a fine example of the magic of the Great Otways National Park.

The road leading to the summit's car park is very steep and narrow although efforts to widen the road are on - going.

It sees the narrow Beach Road and adjoining streets crammed with market stalls and shoppers from across Koh Samui, with a diverse range of wares available at very low prices.

You're driving a car that is totally simulated without any aids at the pro level in a road that is very narrow with a lot of corners because the tracks are the real tracks.

Philadelphia has a very narrow street grid which - unfortunately - doesn't allow for ample room to paint bike lanes in many neighborhoods, but it does have the effect of producing streets where cars and bikes are sharing the road at a reasonable speed.

However, it took me months to realize that it was such a huge number, because there were only ever a few cars driving along the road; the road was a very narrow, two - lane road; and the only sounds that really stood out to me were the clicks of old bikes with warped fenders and the dings from the bike bells of «faster» bicyclists passing slower ones (of course, none of the Dutch bicyclists race down the road, but some casually bike a little faster than others).

It's not even much of a bike lane, it's narrow and beside four lanes of traffic that goes very fast, just a strip of paint on the road.

The rules of the road are fairly hard and fast, so that did not narrow down my options very much.