Sentences with phrase «energy alley»

Rain and gray water, which is not recycled by the household, flows into the «energy alley «-- a green strip with plants that thrive on moisture.

The water, which is not recycled in the household, flows into the «energy alley» - a green strip with plants that thrive on moisture.

Not exact matches

The problem is that you never know when or where they will appear, and they usually lure Pac - Man away from the safety of the energy dots, out to where the monsters are freewheeling through the alleys.

These energy bars are just up my alley!

that turkey and swiss is right up my alley and kudos to you on your energy level for cooking so fancy schmancy after a long day at work.

The Energy Square proposal calls for a modern 57 - unit apartment building at the site of a former bowling alley at 20 Cedar St., just off Broadway in Midtown.

«The atoms used to have the whole dance floor to move around on and now they are confined in alleys, so the interaction energy goes way up,» says NIST / JILA Fellow Jun Ye, leader of the experimental team.

My energy levels have been really low lately, so I plan on doing some champion napping, and possibly checking out the City of Craft Valentine's Pop Up this Sunday — I love perusing artisan anything, so this is right up my alley.

The place literally buzzes with energy, and it's easy to lose yourself among the many delicious distractions in the winding streets and alleys.

3on3 FreeStyle allows players to work with their teammates to pull off rim - shaking slam dunks, awe - inspiring alley - oops, flashy no - look passes, and clutch outside shots which breaks the heart of the opposing team in competitive games filled with the joy and energy of street basketball...

Boss battles are also suitably epic, including a fight against a gargantuan spider mecha roaming New York, hunting you down as you run through back alleys trying to destroy its energy generators.

This year, she explored Hong Kong, hiked in the Yellow Mountains, and marveled at the dual nature of Shanghai: art centers, restaurants, and meandering alleys on one side of the river, the «energy - throbbing financial district» on the other.

Think about floodplains and tornado alleys and so on, and the energy and materials cost of rebuilding saved by depopulating those areas.

Have you considered that the economic risks of drastic carbon cutting and therefore access to cheap energy for developing economies, not to mention distractions from real and present infrastructure and land - management issues (a very likely factor in the recent Pakistan floods) under the catch - all label of global warming, may in fact represent a blind alley that contributes to a fatality risk for many of the world's poorest people of at least an order of magnitude greater than 1 %?

I'm just here to keep this discussion «balanced» so that we don't go down dark alleys to nowhere and spend energy in pointless analysis.