Sentences with phrase «into nearby»

area, Re / Max Real Estate Centre is expanding into nearby Cambridge.

I would run into a nearby bathroom and cry my eyes out.

Scholarship opportunities are plentiful in the field of health care, so spend a bit of time looking into nearby financial aid opportunities.

The Foursquare app provided an accurate, quick method of checking into nearby locations.

Samsung Mobile has posted a teaser video on Twitter and it shows a young girl dropping her handset down and it slips into the nearby pool.

Such a movement would take prices across the same sized field the quotes had just recovered last August and sustained for the last two months projected into the nearby weeks.

In fact, a small cluster of buttons on the control panel offers you the ability to use the microphone to record better sounding audio onto an SD card that you place into a nearby SD card slot.

By entering the Cave Northeast of Zipangu and fighting the Orochio, the heroes cause it to run away wounded into a nearby travel gate.

Simply attach the former to the garage door and plug the latter into a nearby outlet, and you're all set.

If you want to extend the range and features of the August Smart Lock you'll need the $ 79 August Connect Wi - Fi Bridge, a simple widget that plugs into a nearby outlet and bridges between the lock and a true smart home via Wi - Fi.

This mechanism, intended to make using your iOS device painless and enjoyable, can actually create a rather painful state: the kiosk you just recharged your iPhone with can, theoretically, maintain a Wi - Fi umbilical cord to your iOS device for continued access even after you've unplugged your phone and slumped into a nearby airport lounge chair to play a round (or forty) of Angry Birds.

If you drive into nearby Dallas, the city may tow uninsured vehicles.

However, if not treated it can grow into nearby areas and spread into bone or tissues under the skin.

That accident occurred when a tire in the vehicle blew out, causing the vehicle to crash into a nearby telephone pole.

In that case, the dam holding the tailings pond broke, sending 10 million cubic metres of debris into nearby lakes and streams.

It may be hard to imagine that before 1970, a factory could spew black clouds of toxic into the air or dump tons of toxic waste into a nearby stream, and that was perfectly legal.

The woman allegedly drove her vehicle toward him and he had to jump into a nearby snowbank to avoid getting hit with the vehicle.

A 24 - year - old woman operating a standing Jet Ski struck a 60 - year - old wader and drove him into a nearby pontoon boat.

Unable to complete the turn, he lost control and crashed into a nearby pick - up truck with two people inside.

A drunk driver crashed into the client's vehicle, slamming her into a nearby guardrail.

An SUV crashed into utility pole, which caused it to flip over and continued into the nearby woods.

From the time the well is drilled, methane is leaking into nearby rocks, and escaping to the surface; not all of it is captured at the well head.

Similarly, in the southern China city of Guangzhou, disposing toxic sludge into the nearby river required nothing more than a hired boat.

Gas wells are punched deep into the earth; layers of rock are then «cracked» by injecting sand - and chemical - filled water under great pressure - the so - called «fracing» process - allowing natural gas to escape to the surface via well head, and so it is feared, allowing contaminants from fracing fluids to move into nearby water wells.

This dependence on vast amounts of coal - fired power, on top of adding to our climate woes and air pollution issues, also has an impact on the communities surrounding coal plants, thanks to the insidious effects of coal ash (the leftover material from burning coal as a fuel) in disposal ponds, which often leak slowly into groundwater or which can «spill» into nearby rivers or lakes, polluting a natural resource that we all rely on.

Mountaintop removal involves clear cutting native hardwood forests, using dynamite to blast away as much as 800-1000 feet of mountaintop, and then dumping the waste into nearby valleys, often burying streams.

Some arrests were made, with more on the horizon, since many of those in attendance fled into the nearby woods, leaving their vehicles behind.

In urban or developed areas, stormwater runs over pavement and parking lots, picking up oil and other pollutants before flowing into a nearby river or stream.

They claim that the mine could drain acid into the nearby Salmon Trout River and disturb land considered sacred to a local Indian tribe.

Here the silt deposition from these two mighty rivers causing the submergence of Mangroves and hutments; (4) Also, destruction of Coastline for commercial activities and destruction of Mangroves allowed sea water entering into nearby villages and thus people are attributing it to sea level rise; (5) In several parts, sea sand is lifted for other uses and thus causing the sea water entering in to nearby areas; and (6) Boston area was filled [artificially built] and with the storm surges it looks something happened.

In December 2008, the Bush Administration approved a final rule that made it easier for coal companies to dump rock and other mine waste from mountaintop removal mining operations into nearby streams and valleys.

And by «in», we mean down streets, across lawns, and into gardens, canals, storm sewers, creeks, wetlands and even into nearby Lake Conway, a popular among locals for its fishing and other recreational activities.

The purified gas is then injected into a nearby Peoples Natural Gas utility pipeline, for delivery to their customers.

In July 2016, the lower portion of a valley glacier in the Aru Range of Tibet detached and barreled into a nearby valley, killing nine people and hundreds of animals.

The Rolling Stone report also claims to substantiate the long - standing activist gripe that fracking releases hazardous chemicals into nearby drinking water, putting the people in surrounding communities at risk.

At that time storms ride up into a nearby ocean zone, pushing an average 10 cm or 15 cm rise in sea level.

These models predicted that the Northern Hemisphere Polar region would warm fastest and first, that the Southern Ocean would draw a greater portion of atmospheric heat into the ocean system, and that land ice melt near Greenland and West Antarctica would generate cold, fresh water flows into the nearby ocean zones and set off localized cooling.

This Fall 2013 semester takes Capstone students into the nearby Savin Hill Cove to use many different approaches in order to make the cove a healthier ecosystem.

Grey - water flows outside into two barrels where sediments can settle, allowing clean water to be directed into the nearby 6000 square foot garden.

Then, depending on market conditions, it will either burn the methane in a combined - cycle power plant, making electricity at very high efficiency, or push the methane into a nearby natural gas pipeline and sell it as the final product.

Along with a porous paving system and a network of natural swales, the living roof will retain storm water, allowing it to percolate slowly through the soil rather than flow swiftly from impervious surfaces into the nearby river.

A Massachusetts conservation group says it will sue ExxonMobil for failing to protect the Boston harbor area from an old, leaky oil terminal that spews toxic material into nearby rivers, charging that the company's dual...

He tied climate science to the imperative of ending our dependence on coal — thus adding another dimension of leadership and support to Appalachian residents who are confronted with the practice of blowing up mountains and dumping the debris into nearby streams and valleys to reach seams of coal.

Then 35 years ago, the site's buried and largely forgotten history made national headlines as contaminants seeped into some nearby homes and residents complained of illness, miscarriages and other effects.

The university started a public relations campaign last year to discourage feeding and is also considering various ways to cut the population, which is starting to spread into nearby neighborhoods.

The triennial expands beyond Cleveland into nearby northeast Ohio, including Akron and Oberlin.

He disappears into a nearby closet, which is filled to the brim with equal parts art and baking supplies, and procures a large KitchenAid mixer.

He then hopped off to procure two coffees while Peters — 50, with short blond hair and more restraint — plugged her dead cell phone into a nearby outlet.

In developing this work, Cameron - Weir researched materials related to Storm King's founding and the Art Center's history with the surrounding region, including the testimonies given against a proposed Con Edison power plant to be built into nearby Storm King Mountain (a fight that lasted from 1962 until 1980), and employee handbooks from the Star Expansion Industries Corporation, which produced industrial steel fasteners and expansion bolts in nearby Mountainville from the mid-1950s until 1996.

To find it one must avoid getting sucked into the nearby shopping mall, multiplex theatre, or one of the uncountable restaurants.