Sentence examples for highlands's from inspiring English sources
Yes, even the proponents here concede, it will be a long shot to persuade the federal government to spend more than $25 million to raise Highlands's downtown 10 feet as a permanent solution to flooding, storm damage and rising seas.
He said that because of Highlands's low elevation, its compact downtown — roughly 1,500 feet at its widest and just over a mile long — and the terrain's quick rise to steep cliffs (hence the town name) that limit the flooding geographically, raising the town could work in Highlands in ways that are not appropriate elsewhere.
Highland's letter was filed Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The highland's red loam soils support woodland.
Santa Cruz feels like another world from the highland's frigid, windswept plains.
Now, according to a report in yesterday's Sunday Times, Collins is seeking to return in what looks set to become a takeover tussle when Highland's operating licence - granted by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland - comes up for renewal next year.
11 climbers lost their lives in treacherous Scottish winter Snow, ice and high winds have combined to make this winter one of the Scottish Highland's most treacherous of recent times with 11 climbers now losing their lives in a series of incidents including Mark Phillips.
NHS Highland's chief executive Elaine Mead has made the apology.
He is not being listened to and we haven't seen a compromise in NHS Highland's position.
Highland's 10 week program is only open to enrolled graduate and undergraduate students or recent graduates (no later than December 2008).
