Sentences with phrase «telephone poles»

Before you open up shop, go around the neighbourhood and post a few signs on telephone poles.

Collision covers accidents with other cars as well as other objects, such as telephone poles or buildings.

He briefly operated a gallery housed in a small structure built from used telephone poles.

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

The phone company, joined subsequently by other utilities, argued successfully that it was assessed improperly for telephone poles, wires and other equipment in town garbage districts.

It doesn't matter if its a 30 foot telephone pole or a bus stand, if your car hits it, then it's flying to pieces.

The land, which has telephone poles along it, is used as a parking area.

I didn't know telephone poles could do that either.

For example, you can sprint between two telephone poles then walk to the next one.

Former telephone poles were used to lift the first floor about 10 feet above the ground.

The announcement of the acquisition came after months of controversy surrounding Goodle's attempts to access telephone poles in the Bay area, beyond its existing service at Stanford University.

In the past when your beloved four legged member of the family wandered away from home, a pet parent could plaster telephone poles with posters, call the local shelters and drive around their neighborhoods peering under cars and bushes and crossing their paws that they would be reunited with their errant pooch or puss.

In the real world, this kind of accident happens all the time, when cars edge across the center line and hit the corner of an oncoming vehicle, or when cars hit telephone poles and other narrow - ish objects.

Obstacle Avoidance will help your drone maneuver around things like telephone poles.

In the Kalahari Desert, South Africa, a native bird called the Sociable Weaver Bird constructs massive nests attached to telephone poles out of twigs and grass.

IIHS reports show that passengers would be much more likely to sustain serious injuries in these vehicles in the event of a small front overlap crash, in which 25 percent of a vehicle's front end collides with a solid object such as a tree or telephone pole at 40 mph.

Banners hanging from telephone poles nearby read «Ideas Start Here,» with logos for both BlackBerry and the University of Waterloo.

In fact, Dan and I made the most of Sandy — ordering a bunch of food from the deli across the street, chuckling at the obligatory shots of CNN reporters clinging to telephone poles while shouting through microphones, enjoying some of the only quiet time together we'd had in months.

Climbing telephone poles safely so the fiber optic cable can be placed / maintained through various right - of - ways.

«I used telephone poles when I was getting started,» says Feller.

From the late 1960s into the 1980s, Grossman carved heads from the hard wood of discarded telephone poles, overlaid them with leather, and then adorned them with zippers, lacquered wooden noses, spikes, and straps.

A Reno Police Department detective, Wayne Lucia, told me that within blocks of the police station he has seen people beating their heads against telephone poles and ripping their clothes to approximate the appearance of a robbery victim.

The rain was so heavy at times that I could not see the road ahead and had to steer by telephone poles silhouetted against the sky along the road.

«While I'll be the first to concede that in places like the City of New York you can find more telephone poles than Republicans or in upstate, you can find more cows than Democrats, we don't believe that only 11 percent of the population are the enrollments close,» said Horner.

There are also a number of significant new commissions in the ICA's ground floor gallery and surrounding sculpture garden, including a new installation of paintings by Chris Ofili, a large scale sculpture including a defunct crane by Puerto Rico - based duo Allora and Calzadilla and a bent telephone pole - star by local Miami artist Mark Handforth.

Google has long said that ease of deployment — essentially the ability to access telephone poles — was a key driver in the deployment of Google Fiber, Settles noted.

There are dozens of stories like this every year: Someone is driving out in the open desert, where he has practically infinite room to maneuver, and still they crash into a three - foot - wide telephone pole!

Sitting inside the adobe house, Tucker noticed telephone pole - like posts supporting each corner — a uniquely sturdy design.

That cost varies depending on a huge number of factors, ranging from how far apart homes are to whether or not Verizon could string fiber from telephone poles rather than bury it.

It doesn't «clearly express an opinion on» power excavators, electric disposals, sport utility vehicles, or telephone poles either.

If it's winter, channel some energy by stomping in puddles, or have a snowball fight, throwing the snowballs at trees or telephones poles instead of each other.

Power lines and telephone poles dot the tops of the hill with the rainy sky and clouds beyond.

This ranges from telephone pole upgrades, culvert repairs, bridge work and projects to ensure safe and clean drinking water and broadband access.

Telephone poles whip back and forth as if caught in a hurricane.

We can take its picture off milk cartons and telephone poles now?Jane Jorgensen catches up with...

Frank Drake built a corner reflector interferometer from surplus telephone poles and wire mesh.

The central motif, played gently at first on a harp and then far more disconcertingly on a scratchy, Scandinavian hardanger fiddle, is the perfect accompaniment for the opening of the film: the snow - white screen, on which we gradually make out a bird in flight, and then the approaching car, framed by vertical telephone poles (another inverse nod to The Third Man)?

The Offscreen Education team relied on a satellite Internet - connectivity system called a broadband global area network (BGAN) that uses a portable terminal — about the size of a telephone answering machine — to go online from places where even telephone poles may not exist.

Also gone from the new interior is the oddly configured center stack, which stood like an off - kilter telephone pole, with a mess of buttons placed on top.

Tyree Guyton sees raw materials when the other children on Detroit's Heidelberg Street see garbage, and he uses those materials to forge beauty from next to nothing, eventually converting Heidelberg Street into a public art installation, polka - dotting abandoned houses, suspending shoes from tree limbs, and decorating telephone poles with broken dolls.

Across the lawn, the supporting structures of the gazebo are purloined telephone poles with bamboo bases.

Telephone poles crumble like breadsticks, but trees of approximately the same width will stop you dead.

For instance, one stage is set in a traditional Japanese village, but the influence of the West already has begun creeping down the mountainside as telephone poles snake their way through the streets.

INSTEAD OF infiltrating the San Jose Museum of Art with stickers, or postering street lamps and telephone poles throughout downtown, the Guerrilla Girls West quietly posted their attack against the museum on the Web and distributed posters.

In Loud and Quiet, Schoultz makes comparisons that immediately impress viewers with their dynamism and vitality, and on closer inspection offer a rich lexicon of enigmatic symbols: a horse gallops into the sky holding a decorated flag and carrying a tree with amputated limbs, a boat shaped like a house with an oversized telephone pole for a mast shoots rays and arrows, twisted birdhouses spiral into one another.

Shortly before the trip South, Hammons created «Higher Goals» (1986 - 87), a public art installation in Brooklyn, N.Y., composed of five telephone poles clad in more than 10,000 bottle caps and mounted with basketball hoops and nets.