Sentences with phrase «found on both sides of the bridge»
There are fine hotels and restaurants to be found on both sides of the bridge, so feel free to explore this magnificent urban area in Belize.
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That study also found that when truck traffic decreased on the Peace Bridge after the Sept. 11 attacks, so did cases of respiratory diseases in the west side.
Mukasa's 2001 research concluded that the toxic particles released from commercial truck emissions on the Peace Bridge are the likely reason for the respiratory health problems found in 45 percent of west side households, which is nearly four times the national average.
While he was publicly claiming he knew only what he read in the press about lane closures on the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge, emails reported this morning by WNYC found Gov. Andrew Cuomo's staff behind the scenes was trying to get a handle on the situation.
The finding is the first example of a natural electrical circuit bridging a macroscopic gap, in this case more than a centimeter across, to mediate a biogeochemical process on either side.
To appreciate the iconic bridge some more, you might head to the Brooklyn neighborhoods on the other side of the Hudson River and stroll around in the streets of Dumbo or Williamsburg — you might find some great photo spots as well!
Living on the Chukotka Peninsulafor over a thousand years (on the Western most edge of Siberia; where the Russian side of the ice bridge that once linked Asia and North America lies), the Chukchi found the Husky useful as sled - dogs, watch dogs and for herding reindeer.
On the southern side of the bridge, you'll find Belize City's bustling commercial strip; merchants sell peeled mangos spiked with chile and salt, and vendors hawk bottles of home - brewed bitters, curative herb - steeped spirits.
Yeah, maybe I could get across, but I think I'll find something to do on this side of the bridge for a while.
If you read Dr. Stieg's blog @ RC, he comments on how he tried to forge a bridge to the other side, against the advice of his peers, only to find out that said peers advice was true, and the O'Donnel group / opposers were not really interested in the science, just scoring points.