Since 1995, professional golfers have been using newly developed equipment, including composite materials for club heads and more lively customized shafts, to send the ball farther and farther with each swing.
In 1992, a camera sent up the shaft leading from the south wall of the Queen's Chamber discovered it was blocked after 60 metres by a limestone door with two copper handles.
We would send the club out and have a new shaft put on each week for him.
Men were sent down into the shaft to try and stop the fire, but it was no use.
"On our morning rides, reining in our horses to watch the sun climb over the mountains and send long shafts of light into the misty valley below," Marion recalls, "we saw Rudy as a simple peasant boy who, through a trick of Fate, had become the idol of millions".
Suppose the plaintiffs had another shaft in their possession put up or putting up at the time, and that they only wished to send back the broken shaft to the engineer who made it; it is clear that this would be quite consistent with the above circumstances, and yet the unreasonable delay in the delivery would have no effect upon the intermediate profits of the mill.
In the weeks leading up to, and following, the winter solstice, the setting sun sends a shaft of light down the entrance tunnel that suddenly lights up the rear wall of the chamber with a fiery glow.
Tiger, this is my prayer for you: I hope you stride up to the first tee, whenever you choose to play it, and send a sharp shaft of light down the middle of the fairway.
These neurons send a process down the shaft of the spicule and have ciliated sensory endings that are exposed to the environment at the spicule tip.
On the morrow, God sent a shaft of pure white light down from on high to Number 576 Tenth Street, N. W., and sucked his immortal soul up to the Public Thing of heaven.
