Furthermore, participants were unsatisfied with the NCMS designated hospitals, with the main reason of high expanses.
The phrase has the burnish of a truism in this outpost amid the vast, high-desert expanse of far West Texas, about 50 miles north of Big Bend National Park.
On Sunday morning, Francisco Reyes brought three boxes of empty beer bottles to a market in Mexico City's Chapultepec Park, a local landmark that can be considered the lungs of this high-altitude expanse of 21 million people.
U.S. Highway 285 in Colorado hits that perfect note at Kenosha Pass, when after roughly 65 miles of circuitous if not tedious two-lane mountain driving heading southwest from Denver, you come around a bend and, without warning, roar down into the high, vast expanse of the South Park Valley.
The longer the cold weather and wind, the larger and higher the expanses of ice.
It is a tetragon, several stories high, with expanses of sheet glass, and it is right beside the river.
Ghosts and goblins are waiting for Du Liniang in the Netherworld, but before she can get there, her spirit rises from her body, and a figure in white ascends and flies high across the expanse of the stage.
And the architect Daniel Libeskind won the competition to oversee the rebuilding project with a spire that was to be 1,776 feet high and an expanse that would lie in direct sunlight between 8 46 and 10 28 a.m. on Sept. 11.
Though the havoc wreaked by the shaking was not inconsequential, most of the casualties resulted from the descent 15 minutes later of a tsunami that rose up to 80 feet (25 metres) high on the expanse of Chilean coastline bounded by the cities of Lebu and Puerto Aisen that paralleled the subducting plate.
