Sentences with phrase «allowing about a yard»

Not exact matches

Though their best player, versatile outside linebacker Julian Peterson, missed most of training camp because of a contract dispute, the 49ers are confident about the continued progress of a unit that ranked fourth in the NFC in yards allowed in 2003.
That allows the Tide to flip the field right back before Jalen Hurts comes up about half a yard short on third - and - 3, and a Bama punt is downed at the 6.
But the return game was inefficient (I'm talking about kick returns here — opponents didn't punt), and Thomas Bennett's punts didn't travel far enough (42.3 - yard average with minimal fair catches) to justify allowing 8.5 yards per return.
While searching, spaniels are not allowed to range deep into the field but must stay within about 30 yards of the gun, its normal effective range.
Florida has been about defense this year allowing 3.5 yards per rush to teams normally getting 4.2, just 6.3 yards per pass to 7.4, and 4.7 yards per play to 5.6.
Homes can represent so much about us and I'm glad that you have found a home that will allow you all to find joy and happiness within it's walls and yard.
The presence of the Pierre Auger Observatory in large science fairs in Argentina such as La Brujula in Mendoza and Technopolis in Buenos Aires allowed millions of Argentines to learn about cosmic rays and the world - leading experiment that takes place in their back yard.
TNEG is all about supporting the independent music scene and allowing bands to perform in an environment where there are no restrictions or labels and where one's success is simply attributed to putting in the hard yard.
TNEG is all about supporting the independent music scene and allowing bands to perform in an environment where there are no restrictions or labels and where one's success is simply attributed to putting in the hard yard.
Finding your sweet spot when it comes to urban - suburban living is not about how much a house costs or how large your yard is — it's about finding a house that allows you to get to work, run your errands and leaves you with enough time in your day (and money in your wallet) to enjoy your life.
A Winter Park woman charged with illegally letting her five cats loll in her front yard has been found not guilty in Orange County Court.County Judge George Sprinkel ruled that Feather, Mimi, Lale, Precious and Miss Kitty were acting properly Aug. 24 when county animal control officers cited the five felines for lying about on Elaine Gray's front lawn.The ruling Thursday brings freedom not only to Feather et al, but to pets throughout Winter Park and in other cities that — contrary to county law — allow animals to run freely on an owner's property.
If your dog is allowed to roam freely in your yard, but you are still nervous about him or her escaping, invest in the LINK Smart Dog Collar by the American Kennel Club.
Gary Loewenthal, former Host for the About Cats forum used to carry his cat, Mike around their back yard, allowing him to sniff and explore at will.
When we're experiencing drastic weather extremes, I allow my dogs out in the fenced - in yard to go potty and then wrestling with each other several times a day indoors is about the extent of the exercise.
Of course American «Football» should be called handball; because you never actually put foot to ball, until you have failed to advance ten yards, in which case you try to kick the ball out over the side line; way up field; and of course you failat that so somebody catches it and runs it back for a TD; talk about dumb; allowing a run back.
Installation of the device is said to be fairly simple to do (when replacing an existing controller), and the WiFi connected system allows you to use your smartphone or tablet to set up scheduling, to manually control watering of zones, or to get access to analytics about your water use to track your efforts to conserve water in the yard.
It is about a three block walk to the beach and the hose in the front yard allowed us to clean our feet when returning back each time.
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