You're patrolling not just for the sake of measuring the length and breadth of the ground but you should be expecting an encounter.
Acreage (Saturday) Presumably this collective's name refers to the breadth of stylistic ground that will be covered; certainly that interpretation makes sense, given a lineup of Uri Caine on piano, Steve Cardenas on guitar, Lonnie Plaxico on bass and Matt Wilson on drums.
In any case the president has a remarkable breadth of foreign policy ground to cover, from North Korea's nuclear test, to Syria's war, to renewed violence in Iraq, to relations with China and Russia, to Iran's nuclear program, to Israel/Palestine, to Mali, to Somalia.
Following a parliamentary survey of the route by Charles McNiven, the bill received Royal Assent on 13 May 1791 and became an Act of Parliament for the construction of the canal, by which "the proprietors were empowered to purchase land for a breadth of 26 yards on level ground, and wider where required for cuttings or embankments".
There was a testing spell with World Series Cricket and some sparkling one-day innings but he was particularly cherished in England for his exploits with Gloucestershire where, with his compatriot Sadiq Mohammad and the irrepressible Mike Procter, he lit up county grounds the breadth of England.
The bank also won some ground on the breadth of its wrongdoing.
I couldn't begin to think about ground zero without taking the breadth of their ideas into account, and I would urge their services upon officials of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the Port Authority and other agencies involved in the decisionmaking downtown.
And Dell finds itself in a strange middle ground, lacking the heft and breadth of H.P. and I.B.M., but bragging about a bustling cloud-computing server business and more innovation.
"When you play a match you're not going to hear the same breadth of content that you would hear at the grounds on a Saturday afternoon.
