Others anchor their boats just beyond the floating barrier behind the stage.
Webb put the hallowed four-minute-mile barrier behind him in January, with 14-hundredths of a second to spare.
Because there was no natural barrier behind which to hold the Saxons, this was a difficult task.
And if noise levels, properly measured, truly exceed standards, often as simple a measure as an eight-foot wood barrier behind the shooting line will mitigate that nuisance.
Mr. Mousa spoke while sitting by a grape arbor in his garden above Jenin, watching the sun sink beyond the barrier, behind the Carmel hills.
There were 32 of us watching her in the shot putt that morning, leaning on a barrier behind the track at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield.
A row of police buses was torched in the process.The buses formed a barrier behind which the protesters then dug in, throwing Molotov cocktails and paving stones at riot police on the other side.
The police said none of the drivers were hurt, and one, Hemogenes Cabrera, 27, was saved by a bulletproof barrier behind his seat, which kept at bay an attacker who pounded on it with a knife during a ride through the South Bronx.
Back in the frosty mists of January, there had been precisely 32 of us leaning against a barrier behind the main arena at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield watching the Steel City's finest take part in her first competition of 2012: the shot put at the North of England Indoor Championships.
The box served as a barrier behind which the researcher kept all 12 containers.
Standing in line, customers inch their way to a glass barrier behind which Aaron wields a sharp knife, carving-to-order whatever meat you want and laying the hot, fragrant barbecue onto a square of waxed paper.
