Sentences with phrase «nearly complete run»

The archives collection includes scrapbooks; press clippings; art supplies; source material; posters publicizing exhibitions and films; about 4,000 audio tapes of conversations between Warhol and his associates; thousands of documentary photographs; a nearly complete run of

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The Erie Canalway, which is nearly 80 percent complete, runs about 360 miles along the Erie Canal, connecting Buffalo to Albany, the Governor's Office said.

This term is ambiguous at best, and doesn't truly apply to any athlete (with the possible exception of CrossFit athletes, for whom competition can often be TRULY random, and run the complete spectrum of challenges from endurance events to explosive power movements, and nearly every combination thereof).

Kudos to you for running a marathon — I completed a half - marathon with my dad this spring and nearly keeled over afterward, I couldn't imagine doing that distance AGAIN!

A very thorough service was just completed and a good road test confirms that this car runs, drives and performs as one would expect of a nearly new 1981 Z / 28.

The no. 64 Corvette C6.R has maintained it's GT2 class lead as the three drivers take it in turns to complete nearly three hours of relentless running.

The entire project is expected to take nearly ten years to complete, as many of the newspaper in the archives date back as far as the 1700s; they are simply too fragile to be run through any kind of machinery for scanning and uploading so the process must be done by hand.

When we ran the LAPTOP Spreadsheet Macro Test, which matches 20,000 names with their addresses, the tablet took 30 minutes and 17 seconds to complete the task, nearly double the category average (17 minutes and 16 seconds) but on a par with its competitors.

The Backbone Trail runs for nearly 70 miles (110 km) across the Santa Monica Mountains between Will Rogers State Park and Point Mugu State Park and is nearly complete from end to end.

The pipeline, which has been nearly completed, runs 1,100 miles across Iowa, Illinois, and the Dakotas, and is expected to carry 500,000 barrels of oil a day.

It seems to be a problem for the enemy A.I. as well, who in several instances I discovered had ground to nearly a complete halt once the initial resources had run out rather than attempting to expand into new territory.

Other highlights include a complete run of unbound issues of the popular picture magazine Life, an important contextual complement for the RIC's photojournalistic holdings, as well as nearly 3,000 19th and early - 20th - century stereographic objects from the Dr. Martin J. Bass and Gail Silverman Bass Collection.

Today, we're ready to show the nearly completed setup as a fun behind the scenes look at how we run things every day.

Nearly 300 people, mainly career coaches, have completed a 12 - week certification program run by Reach, a New York personal - branding company.