Sentence examples for from the perimeter of from inspiring English sources

Like many mainstream media outlets, it wanted some of the crackle that is coming from the perimeter of insurgent media.

As the beans simmered, a band of armed men, apparently intent on recapturing the gold mine, ran out from the perimeter of the camp, and opened fire.

Two hundred metres from the perimeter of the Olympic Park in Hackney Wick is a convivial restaurant-bar, the Hackney Pearl.

After all their school lies only a kilometre from the perimeter of Hwange, a large national park and a key part of the vast Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conserveryon Area, theartry heart of southern Africa's wildlife.

Among other actions taken by the United States in recent years was the removal of antipersonnel and antitank mines from the perimeter of its military base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, starting in 1996.

"People think the American soldiers have arrived, that's why they are rejoicing," said Sarah Hodge, 41, a midwife, watching from the perimeter of a throng loudly cheering the Americans.

For example, Mr. Horton said, while a small draft from around the perimeter of a single window or door might not, by itself, result in a noticeable increase in energy costs, small drafts from around all the windows and doors in a house could.

Numerous samples were also obtained from around the perimeter of the trenched area (full details in Table S1).

Thus, we conclude that many soil samples from around the perimeter of the LFBG trenched area do not exhibit significantly elevated Pu concentrations compared to soil samples from elsewhere in eastern Australia.

If it does have some benefit, though, you should at least remove the material from around the perimeter of your home and further back in the yard.

It is especially essential that your remove debris from around the perimeter of your home's foundation in order to keep spiders out of your house.