Sentence examples for base half from inspiring English sources
The slab part of its name comes from its origins as a military base half a century ago.
There's no need to send in troops; even their pilots sit in a trailer on a military base half a world away.
Today, the government remains responsible for about 600 detainees at the base, half of whom Pentagon officials would send back if they could obtain proper security guarantees from foreign governments.
But at night, when the apartment goes quiet, the grief surges back, and Ms. Chen sits with a portrait of her son, her only child, and ponders what unfolded on a dusty military base half a world away.
If the permission is received, the appellate court would have to travel here because, under the agreement with Libya, the defendants may not leave Camp Zeist, a former NATO air base half an hour from Utrecht where they are being held, unless they are freed or convicted.
Thats clearly what people want — and what advertisers respond to: For the past three years the Dallas Morning News, with a circulation base half as big as the New York Times, has run more advertising linage than the Times or any other paper in the U.S. Decherd is concerned about the impact of the Internet on traditional newspapers and local television.
The pyramid is approximated as a cone in a 2D axisymmetric model with base half-width of 32.5 μm and height of 44.7 μm.
Based half on the Met's own strong collections and half on loans, it is the first devoted solely to the subject of pre-Columbian Peruvian silver.
"These are perfect conditions for the dogs," says Nicolas Cliché-Plourde, musher, guide and co-owner of Aventure Inukshuk, based half an hour from Quebec City.
Wipro has a research-and-development contract with a firm called Brillian, an American company based half a world away in Tempe, Arizona.
Specifically, we carried out first principles calculations to identify the ferromagnetic and half-metallic properties of Ni based half Heusler alloys XYZ (X = Ni; Y = Cr; Z = Si, Ge, Ga, Al, In, As).
