We walked another hundred yards.

The river is fifty yards across.

They were now standing some fifteen yards apart.

There were 426 yards and 2419 inhabitants at the end of 18th century.

And now Sorek, 150 million cubic meters (196 million cubic yards).

The Ashkelon plant, in 2005, provided 127 million cubic meters (166 million cubic yards) of water.

I know a tent next to a caravan, exactly 300 yards from here.

But even with those measures, Israel still needed about 1.9 billion cubic meters (2.5 billion cubic yards) of freshwater per year and was getting just 1.4 billion cubic meters (1.8 billion cubic yards) from natural sources.

But he knew that her reserve of strength was more than enough for the remaining five hundred yards.

For one hour a day they're brought to these bleak and bland exercise yards.

Hadera, in 2009, put out another 140 million cubic meters (183 million cubic yards).

A hundred yards back, a group of about four dozen spectators wipe sweat and tears away from their eyes.

At the 19th century Tallipiha Stable Yards, browse through the work in these local artist spaces.

'What is the matter with you, Anna?' he asked when they had gone a few hundred yards.

They did not live in houses as such, but in small yards gathered together near each other.

So you walk for another hundred yards, expecting perhaps another sign, that might courteously be yellow, in front of you and saying Trains.

He had not gone many yards before the clouds, which had been threatening since morning, broke, and there was a downpour of rain.

A cemetery at least several yards wide had been exposed. The people had been packed in and layered tightly.

All told, desal plants can provide some 600 million cubic meters (785 million cubic yards) of water a year, and more are on the way.

If he had felt light hearted in the cattle and farm yards, he felt still more so in the fields.

Even the armed bandits who waylay relief supplies making necessary a guard of soldiers with automatic weapons, standing every few hundred yards cannot destroy this moment.

The marathon is a long distance running event with an official distance of 42.195 kilometres (26 miles and 385 yards), usually run as a road race.

Characteristics Size and shape Most tornadoes take on the appearance of a narrow funnel, a few hundred yards (meters) across, with a small cloud of debris near the ground.

Sturridge received a pass from Xherdan Shaqiri while about 30 yards out from the Chelsea goal with his team trailing 1 0.

It's roughly 250 yards across, so it's pretty big big size, you know, bigger than a football stadium and it's going to pass by the Earth in April of 2029.

I'm serious. And they have these infrared devices that can look at their countenance, and see a fraction of a degree Kelvin in temperature shift from 100 yards away when they play this thing.

Although we can't bring trees and prairie plants and frogs into these environments, we are bringing images of nature into these exercise yards, putting them on the walls, so at least they get contact with visual images of nature.

A few yards away, plastic sacks of soil amendments and last season s black plastic road cloth is waiting to be laid out for 2015 planting testimony to the complexity of inputs that need to be managed today to produce even the simplest of foods.

The crowd of mostly young people flooded the large park at the city's center, overwhelming the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony taking place several hundred yards from the State House, which sits atop the park's main summit.

But the start was not in the ellipse, but about 250 yards to one side of it, and the first obstacle, the dammed up brook seven feet wide, was there. The riders could either ford or jump it at their discretion.

This is one of those rare times that I have seen Pakistan s people feel and move together as a nation. Even the armed bandits who waylay relief supplies making necessary a guard of soldiers with automatic weapons, standing every few hundred yards cannot destroy this moment.

When I was in Zimbabwe, we were touring a place with the village chief he wanted to raise money for a secondary school and there was some construction a few yards away, and I said, What's that?

After crossing the brook Vronsky had the mare quite under control, and held her in, intending to cross the big barrier behind Makhotin and then to try and pass him on the flat 300 yards before the next obstacle.

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