Sentences with phrase «from hitting the pavement»

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So, take it from someone out here hitting the pavement, day after day after day.

In addition to perusing the market research, you want to hit the pavement to gather anecdotal evidence of an industry's well being and future from trade associations.

Human rights campaigners have hit out at the plans by Enfield council, in London, which could see certain mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs with a limit of 8mph banned from using the pavement.

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R - Willsboro) has been hitting the pavement in earnest this spring, returning to the district nearly every weekend from Washington, D.C. to squeeze in spate of events, from factory tours, public forums to rubber - chicken dinners on the awards circuit.

Now, new research from Wehea Forest in Borneo suggests orangutans may be more willing to hit the pavement than scientists realized.

Like we said, power is hard to get to the pavement from a stop, but once you're cruising this car will hit triple digits in no time, and with a surprisingly little amount of noise.

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DeMello used the opportunity of being in congested traffic to look — from the marks on the pavement to the leftover paint from vehicles having hit dividers, the drawings mark the paper with swift movements and intentionally don't stay within the bounds.

Video footage of the Crow Fair shot by tourists and Apsáalooke from the 1970s to 2016 captures the sounds of horse hooves hitting pavement, gossiping parade goers, and the rhythmic jingle of bells as Crow men dance.

Motorcycle riders face two major disadvantages in motor vehicle accidents: First, they are physically exposed to direct impact, if not with the car or truck that hit them, then certainly with the pavement when they are thrown from the bike.

This automatic response shields you from the slamming into the pavement when you trip and fall, or protects you from hitting the steering wheel in a motor vehicle collision.

Brown hits the pavement every day in search of stories ranging from feel - good stories about contest winners and local college achievements all the way to political scandals and real - life murder mysteries.

From the time your awkward, teenage legs hit the pavement of your school, job, church and / or «hood, you will be judged on your accomplishments and associations, or lack thereof.

Which brings us to the real secret when it comes to getting the best auto insurance quotes possible: hit the pavement, or the phone book, and collect as many quotes as you can manage from different insurance providers.

Imagine a 19 - year - old from a small town in Florida on a bus in Anniston, Alabama, heading down a hill and stopping in front of military barracks with nine drill sergeants eagerly anticipating her foot hitting the pavement upon exiting the bus.