Examples of using So narrow in English and their translations into Swedish
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In certain sections of the course the streets were so narrow that Rob Hunt had to tuck in his rear-view mirrors.
her waist so narrow I can wrap my hands around it.
I do think, though, that it is disappointing that the rapporteur should take so narrow a view of the future of the European textile sector as lying in a Euro-Mediterranean zone.
It was so narrow we had to squeeze against the mountain wall on the inner side of the levada to be able to pass each others.
joy to be working so wide and at the same time so narrow.
the only road that led to his goal from the valley was very steep and so narrow that the defenders could destroy him with the first cannon shot.
In fact, many are so narrow that a car can hardly pass
motorbikes cannot pass through some streets, and some are so narrow that people cannot pass through them either.
the categories are still so narrow it seems natural to say that a girl is"boyish" when we want to describe how strong
The re-entry corridor is, in fact, so narrow and the two were placed 14 feet apart.
In order to purchase the best kitchen appliance online you have to be very specific of what your family want, so narrow down all your choices, like the kind of brand,
the mind that is so narrow that it will hesitate
Notice all the effort it takes to be so narrowed and unaware.
So, narrow down you choice to only ONE anti-vitiligo product,
So, narrow your focus to the major pairs,
In places it is so narrow that only a single vehicle can pass.
That are always so narrow, They have a lot of stallsinside the building
But they haveso many kinds of activities inside. less than three feet wide, They have a lot of stallsinside the building that are always so narrow.
Sometimes these rooms are so narrow that it is sometimes so problematic to put a kitchen set that you have to find places for furniture and appliances in other rooms.
its principles are so broad as to allow room for everything which is in the interests of monopolies and so narrow as to exclude the fundamental rights of the workers.