Sentences with phrase «barrows says»

Last school year, Neuqua Valley moved girls soccer games to North Central College in Naperville because of the condition of the field at Neuqua, Barrows said.

We don't know how natural fibers are interacting with humans or animals,» Barrows said.

«We're going to keep looking at this page of writing, and we're going to tear it apart,» Barrows said.

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Judy didn't say much about it, but she read us William Carlos Williams and showed us the holiness in a red wheel barrow, glazed with rain.

When Dickens died, so entwined was he with the festive season, that a Covent Garden barrow - girl was heard to say: «Dickens dead?

Jim (Moose) Barrows, the U.S. downhill coach, says, «There are four major elements in a good course: 1) high - speed turns; 2) a section where a racer proves he can take high speed in a prolonged tuck position; 3) a demand for endurance; and 4) a moment of truth, a difficult situation that requires extremely precise technical ability and that also demands that the racer show mental discipline and courage.»

Neither New York officials nor idea42's staff would share specifics about the anti-gun program, saying it was still too early in the process, but Barrows pointed to his company's work with incarcerated teenagers in Chicago in 2016 as an example of what it might look like.

«The ocean is the endgame for plastics,» said marine biologist Abigail Barrows, who is a principal investigator with Adventure Scientists.

«This is definitely a case where quality is more important than quantity,» said Barrows.

Trapper got me them boots early that spring, said they came off a barrow, some boy in Dalston died that winter.

«Plastic particles smaller than 5 mm pose a massive environmental and human health risk when they enter our waterways,» said Abby Barrows, a marine research scientist with Adventure Scientists and College of the Atlantic, who is featured in the film and has analyzed thousands of water samples from around the world for microplastics.

Hernandez's research emphasizes that there are sometimes significant tradeoffs between climate and energy policy and the needs of the natural environment, Cameron Barrows, a research ecologist at the University of California - Riverside, who is unaffiliated with the study, said.