It made both gestures despite issuing fulminations at incursions by two American fighter jets into its air-space.
The three decathletes shrugged more or less in unison at the incursion of shapely beach volleyballers cavorting on the sand.
The proximity of the sea is harshly apparent as we cross Grondalen, the wind raging at our incursion – so loudly that Barentsburg is a shelter from the storm.
Prosecutors say Mr. Thioune, angry at the incursion of the apostates into his rural domain outside Dakar, the capital, all but directed a retinue of followers to beat the two young men, Ababacar Diagne and Bara Sow, to death.
Now the neighbors in the Walk must have been despairing at the incursion of wilderness into their sanctuary: rusty dock and nettle stood waist high, bramble was advancing in the tall grass.
The eucalypts at the incursion site had an average height of 20 30 m, so the only effective insecticide application method was by aerial spraying.
There was not a single effort at any incursion, there wasn't anything.
Walt Whitman, whose great subject was America, the spiritual essence of America, would have wept at these incursions into nature even as, one supposes, he would have honored Hanson's audacity in transforming such incursions into works of art.
During his inaugural speech in Islamabad on September 6, more than 30 civilians were killed by a suicide bombing in Peshawar as the local population vented its anger at the incursions.
These are highly effective at predicting incursions of infected Culicoides across water bodies and have been used to both predict movement and also in retrospective analyses of spread [ 41].
