Sentence examples for a perimeter on from inspiring English sources

"I remember very vividly I grew up in a bedroom that was, I mean, literally, from here to there," he said, tracing a perimeter on the wooden deck with his foot.

Seven armored U.S. Humvees form a "perimeter" on the edge of the village and newly trained members of the Afghan police — the "Afghan face" on this mission — are dispatched to bring out village elders.

The Rangers then established a perimeter on the position and spent the remainder of the day fortifying it.

Activists said FBI agents were setting up a perimeter on Tuesday night around the refuge, where some people were still holding out, continuing their protest against federal control of large tracts of the country, a law enforcement official told Reuters.

This admissible technique is referred to as perimeter search since it relies on a perimeter of nodes around the goal.

The reptiles quickly learned that the blue disk covered a tasty fly larva, and even when the team tried to confuse them by placing a yellow disk or a blue disk with a yellow perimeter on the second, empty well, only one lizard out of four made a mistake over six trials.

"Airports have around a 20km perimeter on average, a fence is essentially a demarcation line," said Philip Baum, editor-in-chief of Aviation Security International.

The protesters cut through a perimeter fence on Wednesday night, erecting scores of tents and marquees on landscaped meadows a few hundred metres from the headquarters building.

The first casualty of the labor battle was a picketer, shot and temporarily paralyzed by a perimeter guard on November 14 , 1931 for throwing stones at workers.

By evening they had combined with 12th Infantry, who had travelled directly across the flooded fields to a position far short of their target for the day, to form a defensive perimeter on the northern end of the beachhead.

Yet the paratroopers managed to reform into a tight perimeter on the northern edge of Yongju.