Sentences with phrase «through narrow places»

Although they usually walk on platforms and might help Mario get through narrow places, these enemies are quite dangerous at times.

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The ongoing SEO services many search marketers offer is often short sighted with a narrow emphasis placed on link acquisition and not on the broader importance of ongoing web site promotion through multiple channels.

Suppose, for example, that a beam of electrons is shot through two narrow slits in a metal screen and strikes a photographic film placed a few centimeters behind the screen.

For smaller oysters with crisp, clean flavors, you'll want oysters from colder, cleaner waters and narrower, smaller waterways, she says: «Think: glaciers and fjords, places where you can see through the water.

Maneuvering this stroller through narrow aisles, and crowded places is a breeze because it has tandem stadium style seating.

The stroller can easily be maneuvered through narrow doorways and crowded places.

You can easily push the stroller through the narrowest of places.

The swiveling function allows you to maneuver easily through crowded places and narrow aisles.

The Mia Moda Compagno stroller has front swivel wheels that make it easy to maneuver through narrow aisles and crowded places.

Moreover the front wheels swivel so that you can easily maneuver the stroller through narrow aisles or in crowded places.

Where you usually go — This matter because you need a stroller that will fit on entrance ways and roads you usually go through, If you often go to places that have narrow entrances, the inline double will be your perfect fit but if you usually goes to places with a huge entrance way you could have the side by side as an option.

It is perfect for getting through crowded places and narrow hallways, while being easily transportable.

It is very maneuverable and narrow, easy to go around corners or pass through tight places.

My be too wide to maneuver through store aisles, crowed places, narrow sidewalks or some doorways (Measure before purchasing.)

A. No one has been confirmed to have travelled to New York city with this, but can tell you that the stroller is fairly narrow and has a tight turn radius, so squeezing it through places wouldn't be difficult, it also folds easily and can be carried with one hand on the handle if you need to transport just the stroller.

Some state mandates only require ASD coverage for children in narrow age ranges, even though treatment through childhood and into adulthood can be effective, and place caps on annual coverage amounts.

E90 marks the narrowest place in the pore and opens it through a downward move, similar to the motion of a swing door, so that water can enter an empty vestibule above the narrowest place in the pore.

The detectors are struck regularly by cosmic rays, which can mimic the annihilation signal, so narrowing the window of time in which matter — antimatter annihilations should be taking place significantly reduces the background noise the physicists must sift through to identify genuine annihilation events.

The cut is «fuller in the waist and narrow through the hip and thigh, these jeans fit comfortably around the waist to flatter you in all the right places without the excess bagginess around the legs.»

The problem is that most of the levels take place in confined areas, so you'll usually be flying around in narrow canyons, within constricting city walls, and through underground passages.

On the contrary, it ridiculed forty years of serious attempts to place the world on a sustainable development path and tried to change the direction established twenty years ago through Agenda 21; these attempts were made by redefining sustainable development from a narrow green economy perspective, by drowning the calls for equity, and by trying to slaughter the rights to sustainability.

Oliver drove the No. 4 Corvette C6R to a fourth place finish at Long Beach this evening after a tough race through the concrete barriers that define this narrow and punishing street course.

This took place through the narrow cobblestone streets of Prague in the Czech Republic, and lasted six and a half minutes.

Silas drew closer to the Castle, and he could see the lights flickering through the trees as candles were placed in the windows of the tall narrow houses clustered along the outside walls.

The charming town is characterised by its narrow cobbled streets, lined with wrought iron rejas and Jasmine, and is a beautiful place to wander through.

Though boat rides are my favorite mean of transport I loved strolling through Venice — those narrow cute streets and colorful houses make this a perfect place to get lost for hours.

Riding through narrow alleyways and traditional settlements really lets you get under the skin of the place.

Embracing the appropriative stereotypes of femininity in drag queen culture as a place of comfort rather than exploitation, Rauth's goal is to establish power and strength in her own femininity through constructed identity and question the surprisingly narrow mindset of gender inclusivity in mainstream drag.

These cataloging systems produce hierarchical concept frameworks placing broad legal concepts such as constitutional law and environmental law at the top and then drill down from those broad concepts through successive levels of increasingly narrow subtopics.

SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS • Created additional storage space within the original storage area through efficient stacking of items • Implemented a dynamic labeling system which decrease labeling errors by 60 % • Devised a waste disposal system deemed 85 % more efficient than one already in place • Introduced the narrow - aisle lift forklift to the company, making it easy to pick orders from hard to reach places in narrow storage places

The budget includes a $ 1 billion cut to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, complete elimination of the Social Services Block Grant program, narrower eligibility for individuals and families to access critical food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through restrictions and work requirements, and places limits on who can receive the Child Care Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit.

After that, where necessary, legislative change are needed to reverse the narrowing and constraining of native title that has taken place from the Wik amendments in 1998 and through the High Court decisions in Yorta Yorta76 and Ward.77 These matters are considered later in this report in the chapter on significant court decisions.