narrow entrance

He found a good place in the rocks, more than twelve feet high with a narrow entrance.

Just in case some are still lively, bees can be pacified with a few puffs of smoke blown into each hive's narrow entrance.

Here was the narrow entrance which she had seen on the plan, with the castle above, and an arm of rock running out from the shore.

One example is the Mediterranean which lies between Europe and Africa. It has only one narrow entrance to the ocean in the west.

It takes a skilled pilot to steer the ship through the narrow entrance to the harbour.

There is only one narrow entrance where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic.

The party passed through the narrow entrance into the box, bowed and smiled to the crowd below.

A dark or narrow entrance such as those that used to be at New York City's Bryant Park (top) keeps people out instead of inviting them in.

With great skill, the captain piloted the big ship through the narrow entrance to the harbour.

Zhai, Liu Boming and Jing Haipeng stayed inside for about 46 minutes to adapt to Earth's gravity before crawling out of the narrow entrance.

In 1533, the Spanish began construction of El Morro, a walled fort that would protect the narrow entrance to the harbor of San Juan.

It has only one narrow entrance to the ocean in the west.

It has only one narrow entrance to the ocean in the west. One quarter of the