Sentences with phrase «past a fallen tree»

If the power is out for a week and the police can't get past a fallen tree to protect your apartment, but the greedy looters can get to it, that theft is likely to be a covered loss.

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I tripped on my shoelace And I fell up — Up to the roof tops, Up over the town, Up past the tree tops, Up over the mountains, Up where the colors Blend into the sounds.
A new study based on NASA satellite data and meteorological data shows that the amount of carbon absorbed by Earth's plants and trees fell in the past decade
The sawtooth pattern in the graphic shows just that in careful CO2 measurements over the past half - century or so: it builds during winter when deciduous trees are leafless, then declines in summer when the trees and vegetation take in the CO2 before the process starts building again the next fall.
In Paris, the last days of autumn; a gray, troubled sky at daybreak, the fall of twilight at noon, followed, at seven - thirty, by slanting rains and black umbrellas as the people of the city hurried home past the bare trees.
The next day came for worse, shadows growing from the trees as the sky fell from cerulean to cobalt not much past midday.
The public is invited to stroll past nearly 500 acres of trees at ISU's Fell Arboretum, which includes native plants from upstate and downstate Illinois.
Follow one of the walking trails past moss - covered trees and fern - fringed pools, or take the 70 minute drive to the three - tiered cascades of the Triplet Falls.
Using temperature readings from the past 100 years, 1,000 computer simulations and the evidence left in ancient tree rings, Duke University scientists announced yesterday that «the magnitude of future global warming will likely fall well short of current highest predictions.»
Each of the various alternative versions where these sub-networks of proxy data have been excluded fall almost entirely within the uncertainties of the full reconstruction for at least the past 1100 years, while larger discrepancies are observed further back for the reconstruction without either tree - ring data or the 7 series in question, owing to the extreme sparseness of the resulting sub-network.
Data extracted from tree rings and Antarctica ice cores indicate that solar activity has indeed fallen to unusually low levels at least three times during the past one thousand years, each drop corresponding to a long, cold spell of roughly a century in duration.
(1) Alarmists: Like «Chicken Little» who cried «the sky is falling» when he was hit by an acorn falling off a tree, the Alarmists think they are warning and saving the world from a «tipping point» that will cause «runaway warming» within a decade or so because of the coincidence of a warming trend and CO2 rise over the past century.
The best part is the view as I type this now I am looking out over a field filled with vivid fall colors and peach trees past that.
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