If you follow those ridges away from the stone circle, and continue down the Stonehenge Avenue, you eventually reach the River Avon.
Roughly 100 people crammed into his $2.5-million 2.5-millionuse, a contemporary archillsideal shousese with top-dollar modern art and jetliner views of the contemporary governed, from the downtown skyline to the ocearchitecturalGriffith Obshowcasey and Hollywith sign a few ridges away.
As the magnetized crust moves down the flanks of a ridge away from the spreading centre, it remains permanently magnetized and "carries" the magnetic anomalies along with it.
In Paktia Province in eastern Afghanistan, 2,000 local leaders gathered in a district just a ridge away from the Pakistan border to endorse the recommendations of a peace conference held last week in Kabul.
IN THE hamlet of Ogama, a scattering of traditional wooden houses in a steep-sided valley just a ridge away from the Sea of Japan, the forest is claiming back land that had been cleared generations ago for rice and vegetables.
When the heat from the fire, still an entire ridge away, became too much I jumped back in the cab.
This ensures that the roots benefit from the irrigation water while salt accumulation is strongest near the top of the ridge, away from the root systems.
In the oceans, new seafloor, created at the globe-circling oceanic ridges, moves away, cools, and sinks back into the mantle in what are known as subduction zones (i.e., long, narrow belts at which one plate descends beneath another).
Standing on ridges miles away from the Rim fire, John Buckley has traced the path of the huge Sierra Nevada blaze by watching fire clouds billowing above the Stanislaus National Forest.
As the limb bud grows, the ridge moves away from the cells at its base, which receive fewer growth factors.
From his viewpoint on a higher hill further off, Raglan, the British commander, spotted the Russians on the ridge hauling away British cannon they'd captured.
