He compared it to a hawk, moving hundreds of miles when necessary, quickly responding to threats, always returning to the same spot.
He added "I want these devolved institutions to succeed" and urged Northern Ireland's politicians to "go the extra mile, an extra ten miles if necessary" to help end the crisis.
(It'll take about eight hours to charge a Volt to its full 40-mile range. A backup gasoline motor will provide extra miles, if necessary).
To handle that speed, the Veyron is fitted with new, Michelin run-flat tires (the biggest, widest tires ever to appear on any production vehicle) capable of withstanding tremendous heat and that will run on no air pressure for over 100 miles if necessary.
That does not necessarily mean working the longest hours in the office but what it does mean is the ability to go that extra mile when necessary.
The proposed rules would limit drilling within 1,000 feet of the tunnels; some experts believe that a setback of several miles will be necessary.
$50 million $$ today) would have bought the Baja California Peninsula and a large portion of its northwestern Mexican states while $15 million $$ today) was to buy the 38000 square miles of desert necessary for the railroad plans.
A three-mile jog five, if necessary.
That ought to become the new catchphrase for doing whatever it takes, going the extra mile, enduring all necessary rigors — a phrase that will supplant the one I've long used at home, about eating the cockroach (here's the anecdote).
A 6-mile radius was necessary to link all homes to a publicly monitored water source with nitrate data.
