To put this expenditure into context, Lou and her boyfriend had only just, with their third baby on the way, managed to buy a family home – a two-bed flat in the outermost reaches of London.
Dr Rampino observed some time ago that collisions might be triggered by gravitational disruptions of the Oort cloud, a repository of comets in the outermost part of the solar system.
They had succeeded for the first time in tracking the precise movement of the outermost, or "valence", electrons as they were excited and ejected from an atom of krypton, creating a positive ion.
After the arrival of Romania and Bulgaria in January, the centre of the EU of 27 now lies near the old iron curtain, at Gelnhausen.The outermost edges of the EU have never been so far away from Saint-Clément.
Moreover, the outermost layers of those scrolls examined, and thus the beginnings of the books concerned, have proved too delicate for any technique before Dr Mocella's to recover.
When the Democrats took back Congress at the 2006 mid-terms, they increased their vote everywhere from centre to exurb; but the movement was most pronounced in the outermost communities.
It is here that you find many of the new Spanish multinationals.On a 150-hectare (375-acre) site beside the outermost of Madrid's three ring roads at Boadilla del Monte, Banco Santander has built a new headquarters.
The firm enrolled 18,000 members in the city during its first 90 days, when it waived the £35 registration fee and offered some free service, too.The firm has set its boundaries to cover all of Seatlle except some of its outermost reaches, as well as the University of Washington's campus (which has its own parking rules).
Some galaxies rotate so fast that they should be throwing off their outermost stars.
An ectopia is a collection of several hundred nerve cells that have pushed their way up from the lower cortical layers into the outermost one, where they are not found in normal circumstances.
Elements in the first column all have one electron in their outermost shell.
