Between us and the felt reality of the time there now lies a barrier, which is a kind of photographic negative of the problem Grossman faced in trying to introduce any tragedy into a compulsorily optimistic picture.
Take a ball of yarn and lay a "monster barrier" around your child's bed.
If you want to prevent grass and weeds from growing through your driveway, you may want to lay a weed barrier underneath your rocks.
Soon after his family moved to Corpus Christi from San Angelo, Mr. Harte became enthralled by the annual winter return of about two dozen whooping cranes to the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, which lies on a barrier island near the city.
Scientists studying the degree to which a chicken "wants" to lay an egg where she wants to lay it placed increasingly difficult barriers between her and her chosen laying spot, and gauged the depth of her "interest" by measuring the degree to which she struggled to overcome the barrier between her and her spot.
(#7, G1P0, learning disabilities) We also identified lay hindrance as a barrier.
If you are concerned about weeds growing through your artificial grass, lay out a geotextile barrier at the bottom of the excavated area.
The underlying mechanisms for screening disparities for immigrant women may lie in sociodemographic barriers, barriers rooted in the health care system, cultural or migration-related barriers or, most likely, some combination of the three [ 4, 17- 23].
Discussing recurring scenes in romance novels popular with women in which female characters are forced to have sex, Dr. Simon once told The Houston Chronicle that the power of fantasy lay in the barrier between it and real life.
They may be damp and/or icy, so, if you plan to use your window covers again at your destination, be sure to lay down a water-tight barrier, like a tarp, before throwing them in your trunk.
