In 1980, Hibbard and his fellow actors in a 7 84 production of One Big Blow, John Burrows's play about the daily hazards endured by miners and the escape they found by playing in colliery brass bands, mimicked the sounds of the instruments because they could not afford to hire musicians.
Hazard, who has endured a largely torrid, injury-beset campaign, ran inside and was laid off following a deft flick from Fábregas.
The Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy and others are well aware of the sorry legacy left behind by uranium miners, with abandoned mines, contaminated wells and radiation hazards that endure years later.
In it, Carson mentions ways that science can solve the environmental hazards we have endured through years of use of fossil fuels and petrochemicals.
The material evidence shows the ways in which indigenous Caribbean societies developed house- building practices suited to maritime ecologies and hazards, and which endured over long periods of time.
The "Caribbean architectural mode" emerged in a period of demographic expansion and cultural transition, was geographically widespread, different from earlier and mainland traditions and endured the hazards of island and coastal ecologies.
Each is intent on fusing with the egg, but for a sperm to have a chance it must outswim all rivals and endure hazards from acid baths to immune attack.
Campbell (2009) lists natural hazards that Pacific islanders have endured for generations, such as storms, tidal surges, typhoons, tsunamis, erosion of coastal materials, and a diversity of other hazards.
Mountain bikers endure hazards unlike those faced by other Olympic athletes, including thorny plants and head-over-heels collisions with boulders.
The wealthier journalists stayed mostly at one big old hotel with gardens and a swimming pool, and took taxis to the front for 30 bucks a day, rising according to the distance travelled and the hazards they might endure on the way.
