They say most supercars are sold on how they look first, how they sound second, and how they drive a distant third.
Since the quake hit early Wednesday morning, thousands of monks have come to the city, some making a two-day drive from distant corners of a largely Tibetan region that spreads across three adjoining provinces.
While Mr. Dawson, the electrician, has kept his job, the drive to distant work sites has doubled his gas bill, food prices rose sharply last year and his health insurance premiums have soared.
Dr. Richard Falivena, the chairman of surgical services at the Brunswick Hospital Center, said "the stampede of community hospitals rushing to join" health-care alliances has forced some patients to drive to distant hospitals for care.
For the last four years, I intruded on different friends, drove to distant family members, and held my three daughters as close to me as possible.
Some material is floating and beatless, while some is driven by distant dustings of percussion, twinkling keys, delicate electronics and wordless vocals.
If there are no close relationships between animals in the reference and test data sets, the accuracy of the GEBV is driven by distant relationships, which will be more useful when there is more LD in the population.
Even though inflammation is based on the recruitment of individual neutrophils to the site of wounding or infection – and not coordinated and cohesive collective cell migration – in both individual and collective cell migration, cells need adhesion to, and traction on, the substratum, and progress through the extracellular matrix driven by distant guidance signals.
He was soon getting up at 4 a.m. to drive backhoes at distant work sites.
For the privileged, it feels great to host a food drive for a distant crisis.
But he said that if these stores closed, Indians would just drive to more distant towns to get a drink.
