Houm Chit Savath, a forestry official, said he and two dozen neighbors had worked together on their boat, which was about the size of a station wagon.
Sean McAlpin, a writer who lives in the South Bronx, wrote a subway-themed piece about his weekday commute on the No. 2 line, which, by the time it reaches 72nd Street in Manhattan, he wrote, is invariably boarded by "some lady tricked out in heels with a bag the size of a station wagon" who dispenses nasty comments.
Eventually, we pulled up a driveway leading to a low, windowless building the size of a gas station.
The company is a threadbare-looking business, occupying a single-story yellow brick building the size of a gas station in the center of Indianola.
The designers, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, had set up their runway in a glass-ceilinged hall the size of a railway station in La Cité du Cinéma, a film studio complex recently opened by the director Luc Besson.
In just two years, Vivint had put solar panels on twenty two thousand homes, generating 274MW (5.6% of total generated in Nigeria), the size of a power station!
NELSON, CANADA — Up in the northwest forest where Washington, Idaho and British Columbia converge, there's a lazy little international border crossing called Nelway, about the size of a gas station.
Now, you might reasonably wonder why the size of a wireless base station is an advantage.
And on February 7th Alcatel-Lucent unveiled technology that reduces the size of a wireless base station from a filing cabinet's to that of a Rubik's cube.But for a full comeback, Europe will have to wait for an entrepreneurial culture like Silicon Valley's.
That the Jungle is, in fact, a collection of Muslims, Christians, Africans, Arabs, men, women, Eritreans, Ethiopians, drinkers, teetotalers, meat-eaters, vegetarians, dancers, cooks, atheists, children, graduates, and mechanics, all living cheek-by-jowl on an old chemical dumping ground the size of a highway service station is something we too easily forget.
That the Jungle is, in fact, a collection of Muslims, Christians, Africans, Arabs, men, women, Eritreans, Ethiopians, drinkers, teetotalers, meat-eaters, vegetarians, dancers, cooks, atheists, children, graduates and mechanics, all living cheek-by-jowl on an old chemical dumping ground the size of a motorway service station is something we too easily forget.
