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It was a narrow alley in an old commercial district.

It turned, at the far end, into a narrow alley.

He pointed across the narrow alley to the next building.

Gary found the narrow alley and made for the front street.

He turned north and came up behind the buildings in a narrow alley.

So we had to run down a narrow alley between that building and the next one.

They ran through a narrow alley in the dark, silent city.

At one side of it was a dark narrow alley.

They went, still running, into and along a narrow alley.

The two men stepped out into a dark, narrow alley.

The undulating greens and narrow fairways of the classic 6,700-yard course, built in 1922, proved difficult for the 156-man field.

Just short of the green, yet another creek cuts through the narrow fairway.

Among its many noted features, the course has distinctly narrow fairways.

With its narrow fairways and heavy rough, the Inverness course was a stern test for the players.

She has beaten the best in all kinds of conditions, including events that feature the same narrow fairways and fast greens found at the Open.

The Mountains course is target golf, and it has narrow fairways.

This is an old-fashioned type, narrow fairways and small greens.

Hesperia's golf course is known for its narrow fairways and fast greens.

Because of the narrow fairways, length off the tee may not be that much of an advantage.

Down the narrow fairway of hole five, leading her between the trees to the left so they wouldn't be seen.