A coral formation, it has a lagoon that lacks clear passage to the open sea.
There is an unusually clear passage amid the contorted legal "reasoning" in the just-released Jay Bybee memo of 2002, regarding the treatment of C.I.A. detainees.
Half the mesh now complete, Turnock uses a homemade "crook" to lever up and knock down alternate wires, creating a clear passage for each cross wire.
As seamen and seekers of clear passage to the Orient they were more interested in the currents, tides, soundings, and shoals.
Many people's view of the balance between the right to a clear passage in public spaces and the right to demonstrate will tip.
"At the moment, it's fingers crossed, we've had a clear passage, the conditions should be in his favour and the horse is in great form.
People on the streets were urged to run and find refuge, public transport was shut down and motorists were told to clear the city's roads and motorways to give clear passage for the emergency services.
After an infantry attack failed to open a clear passage for the tanks, an armoured dash succeeded in penetrating the German lines, but at a heavy cost and too late to intercept the German retreat up the coast.
By Justin Vogt April 17, 2009 There is an unusually clear passage amid the contorted legal "reasoning" in the just-released Jay Bybee memo of 2002, regarding the treatment of C.I.A. detainees.
The complete extinction of Graziani's army had left the British with a clear passage to Tripoli, but their drive was stopped by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who redeployed a significant portion of the North African force in an ultimately disastrous effort to oppose German ambitions in Greece.
