How to use "narrow" in a sentence

The walls there are very narrow and the trail goes up and down, sharply

Some of you have come fresh from narrow jail cells

Buck's Row was a quiet, narrow road with warehouses on one side and some small houses or cottages on the other

He probably ran into Whitechapel Road through a narrow lane called Wood's Buildings.

In Berner Street, almost opposite a school, were two big wooden gates which opened into Dutfield's Yard, a dark, narrow court between numbers 42 and 40

There was a full moon, and this pleased Valjean as he moved quickly along the narrow streets

Valjean, his gun in one hand, pulled Javert behind him over the barricade and into a narrow alley, where the corner of a house hid them from view

Through the bars, Valjean could see daylight, the river, a narrow riverbank - but how could he get out?

At the end of the rue de l'Homme-Arme, which was too narrow for the carriage to enter, Javert paid the driver and accompanied Valjean to his front door on foot.

Walking more slowly now, the woman went down a narrow passageway.

People were coming and going from the main entrance, like last time, but the narrow passageway down the side looked dark and empty

On either side of the narrow path stood high graceful bushes covered with flowers

We were standing in a little narrow bay

The room stepped down toward the stage in alternating wide and narrow galleries

Each narrow gallery consisted of a three-foot-wide aisle with a low railing on one side and a curving row of raised, plushly padded booths on the other side

The nerve-fraying sound bounced off the walls of the narrow passage, echoing and re-echoing.

When Tina squeezed into the narrow gap between the tables and caught Michael's attention, his reaction was far different from what she had expected

The guy was about five feet eight with a narrow face and a neatly trimmed blond beard

She studied him through the narrow gap

A door stood at the far end of this narrow, rectangular work area

Too late, he saw the sign at the fourth intersection - NOT A THROUGH STREET - but they were already around the corner and headed down the narrow dead end, with nothing but a row of ten modest stucco houses on each side.

He had a well-formed face with high cheekbones, a narrow straight nose, and thin lips

Cautiously he leaned forward and peeked through a narrow gap in a partly closed venetian blind

She started down the tunnel toward him, determined to get him out of there - and something reached for her from a narrow cleft in the wall

Now they were on a narrow county road, moving steadily higher as the valley sloped toward its northern end

A narrow and forbidding track led into the woods, recently plowed but still treacherous

In the script, Tina saw the narrow road initially as a strange light beyond a screen of trees

But to my surprise, she continued along to the end of the passage, then up a narrow staircase and into a large dark room under the roof

I walked up the narrow road towards my house

Then we left the house and ran as quickly as we could down the narrow road

I climbed out of the window and moved along a narrow ledge to the library roof, where I sat down