The effect of the bend in the entrance steps, and its echoing ripple across the plaza, was to make approaching from the intersection less like taking another staircase in a city full of them, and more like gently descending the side of a giant boulder, like those in nearby Central Park — a piece of architectural geology.
"Ipswich Town are in for him and there are other clubs that have made approaches from England," said Shiels.
"It's no small achievement to score par on the course," he wrote recently in Disc Golf World News, "as the date trees are not only impenetrable, they're planted in tight rows, making approaches from adjacent rows nearly impossible".
As the pilot sits with folded hands, the plane automatically notes & adjusts itself to every move the target makes; approaches the target from most effective angle; and launches its missiles at precisely the correct instant for a kill.
Under his order, Argentina, which says it is not obliged to pay investors who held out when it reorganised its debts, will until then be barred from making approaches to those bondholders who took part in the restructuring deals (the judge has asked the middlemen that sit between Argentina and those bondholders to stop aiding the country).
Bowen operated the radar and made several approaches from various points.
Such a deal would in our view make an approach from strategic bidders far more likely, potentially unlocking much greater upside for Invensys shares.
Front towing is preferable, but sometimes anther car is in the way, & then the truck has to make an approach from the rear.
Having located a target, a bat will often make its approach from the ground, using its hind-limbs and wings to bound along with remarkable agility and speed.
But it seems to be further need to make such approach from different sides in order to see, if some new knowledge and technology will emerge.
