Sentences with phrase «into neighboring»

We headed into the neighboring town to see if any of the yard sales were still open.

As home prices rise, Eliason said more local home buyers will be priced out of the county's housing market and have to cast their search into neighboring counties, like Mason County, as more affordable alternatives.

Now, according to The News Tribune, the housing affordability crisis is expanding beyond the borders of Seattle and creeping into the neighboring suburbs as well.

Some of these cities serviced by the City of Clearwater extend far out of its governing county into neighboring Pasco County.

That said, a bit of local research can tell you whether it might be worthwhile to branch into neighboring markets that may be underserved by qualified agents.

Although the property was isolated, we did a lot of research into the neighboring land surrounding the property and promoted the privacy issue.

Most of the city is located in Guilford County, with portions spilling into neighboring Randolph, Davidson, and Forsyth counties.

The city extends west into neighboring Limestone County.

While Houma offers many amenities, jobs and retail spaces, folks in this city often drive into neighboring cities for cultural events or up to New Orleans for a weekend of fun.

As years went by, Cantor's Driving School grew into the neighboring Philadelphia suburbs.

DW mentions that: Since the start of the war in Syria five years ago, more than 4.5 million Syrians have spilled over the border into neighboring Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan.

Now with more than 1,800 bright red bicycles stationed at 200 locking docks within DC and the northern Virginia communities of Arlington and Alexandria, Capital Bikeshare soon will expand into neighboring Montgomery County, Maryland.

Some worried about the implications for sustainable agriculture, farmers worried about the 2,4 - D, since it's known to drift into neighboring fields.

Frogs can survive in oil palm plantations, but at the cost of diversity of species — and the impact can radiate out deep into neighboring forest ecosystems, according to a...

Dr. Nepstad says that landowners in the Amazon — especially those with fire - sensitive investments like orchards, intensive - cattle operations, and managed timber harvesting — are curtailing the use of fire as a land - management tool, reducing the incidence of fires that escape into neighboring forest areas.

Considering that the very act of mountaintop removal, which entails blasting off the tops of mountains and pushing the heavy metal - laden rubble into neighboring valleys, has been shown to bury streams and seep dangerous chemicals into groundwater supplies, it is likely that the permits will not be approved.

The project, titled Circus or The Caribbean Orange, consisted of massive cuts into a neighboring townhouse before its annexation and renovation into galleries.

Zhukova ultimately intends to expand into a neighboring pavilion called the Hexagon, which traces its history back to the»20s and is even more derelict than the Seasons building.

As their uneven edges blend into their neighboring colors, rectangles or cubes overall compose an absorbing aesthetic.

W.A.G.E., the New York organization devoted to ensuring sustainable labor practices at arts institutions, issued an open letter today about the New Museum's expansion into a neighboring building.

Extend out into the neighboring shires and visit the Greenough Hamlet, three Chapman Valley Wineries and Oakabella Homestead.

Travel into neighboring Guatemala to visit a very important Maya site.

Today, we are continuing to develop inspiring, innovative and meaningful ways for our guests to meet Peru and its people, and now also are starting to expand our operational expertise as trekking and Peru experts into our neighboring countries by choosing and training reliable partners to work with ENIGMA for combined multi-country journeys.

Frequent bus services cross Colombia's borders into neighboring Venezuela and Ecuador, though there can be security issues with both borders, so check in advance.

It is believed that the strength of each structure lies in every hand - cut stone, which demands precise measurements and shapes to fit snugly into its neighboring block.

So, for instance, a small change in ROIC level can move a Q3 company into a neighboring quintile, whereas a larger absolute change is necessary to shift a Q1 and Q5 company.

That is until a handsome stranger appears on a horse and offers to ride Nola into the neighboring town.

Narrow escape after narrow escape take the two into a neighboring kingdom, where Emmeline meets Lucas, himself gifted by the same comet, although his gift uses light.

The district's been struggling financially the last few years, and made a bid to annex into neighboring school districts.

«We've already made inroads into neighboring states, and the initial feedback has been incredible,» said Smith.

As a side note, we have expanded the program into neighboring rural districts and have had great response from those communities and the local industries.

Synopsis: Hong Kong, 1962: Chow Mo - wan (Tony Leung Chiu - wai) and Su Li - zhen (Maggie Cheung Man - yuk) move into neighboring apartments on the same day.

These produced stories including wartime black humor in Iraq, musical diplomacy by the New York Philharmonic in Pyongyang, North Korea, a kerfuffle over the plumbing in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Pakistani artists» struggle with religious extremism in Lahore, and the Syrian civil war's spillover into neighboring Lebanon.

It was very much a transitional moment: Within that enclave, they found harmony, community, and a kind of prosperity, but as soon as they wandered into the neighboring white sections of Long Island, the antipathy was so pronounced that the Ford children would sometimes end up running home.

Parts of what is modern - day northwestern Iran was part of the Kura — Araxes culture (circa 3400 BC — ca. 2000 BC), that stretched up into the neighboring Ancient Persian Art & Culture: Summary.

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They bump into neighboring molecules and steal an electron, making them, in turn, unstable, thus triggering a chain reaction that leads to disaster.

ut of almost 5,000 mammal species in the world, there are only two in which males live with their relatives in social groups and occasionally make trips into neighboring territories to stalk, hunt and kill members of neighboring groups.

Out of almost 5,000 mammal species in the world, there are only two in which males live with their relatives in social groups and occasionally make trips into neighboring territories to stalk, hunt and kill members of neighboring groups.

Epsilon Indi has such a high proper motion that, within a few thousand years, it will have moved out of Constellation Indus and into neighboring Constellation Tucana, the Toucan.

The researchers found that as electrons flowed out of the manganite into the neighboring nickelate, the non-magnetic nickelate suddenly became magnetic — but not in a typical way.

This field will guide electrons from the tritium decay into the neighboring vacuum chamber.

Coal dust blows from the yard into neighboring communities.

Different strains of B. fragilis inject different combinations of toxins into neighboring bacteria.

The atoms which make the jump to vibrational excitation soon collide into neighboring atoms, dissipating their vibrational energy throughout the entire brick, making the brick hot throughout.

Bruckner realized that a joint with three facets would be stable and rigid, like a stool with three legs, and would restrict motion and allow more shock to shoot through the foot into neighboring joints.

The disease killed the child and quickly spread to his family, then beyond, into the neighboring countries of Sierra Leone and Liberia.

When T6SS fires, the sheath rapidly contracts and pushes the toxic spear out of the cell, which can then penetrate into neighboring cells where it releases deadly toxins.

As they report in the journal Nature Microbiology, the speargun drills a hole into the neighboring cells in only a few thousandths of a second and injects a cocktail of toxins.

The wasted earth and other materials are either put back onto the mountaintop in an approximation of their original contours, wreaking havoc on local ecosystems and biodiversity, or dumped into neighboring valleys, polluting lakes and streams and jeopardizing water quality for humans and wildlife.