Not exact matches
Yesterday evening, my husband and I had quite a scare as out littlest one tumbled down our steep
flight of city steps (hard hard wood that's not the most gentle
on teeny tiny noggins), thankfully only leaving a few loose teeth, a bunch of bruises and a little blood, but it left every
single person in our house shaken up.
Data from the sensors have also highlighted that even a
single flight of stairs is a powerful psychological barrier:
People who work
on different floors of a building almost never talk to each other, even if doing so would mean a walk of less than a minute.
A
single return
flight from London to New York — including the complicated effects
on the high atmosphere — contributes to almost a quarter of the average
person's annual emissions.
A
single person may well be able to get by
on minimum wage (if their rent isn't too high and they don't buy good quality groceries or eat out a lot... — If you don't count tuition, I spent less than $ 20k last year and that includes a
flight across Canada).