Sentence examples for two stands of from inspiring English sources
The 418-foot laser landed under an advertising sign, between two stands of red-clad fans.
When the smoke grenades cleared, fans were evacuated from two stands of the Estadio de Malabo and the bottles and other missiles were cleared from the pitch, the overriding sense was of the sang-froid with which Ghana had reacted.
He has already lost two stands of peaches to disease, and if it gets worse he may have trouble attracting workers because peaches, which are picked earlier, draw in apple pickers who want more work.
What Kind of Times Are These There's a place between two stands of trees where the grass grows uphill and the old revolutionary road breaks off into shadows near a meeting-house abandoned by the persecuted who disappeared into those shadows.
This suggests that, whatever the physiological differences between the two stands of red mangrove trees, they are not detectable through differences in amino acid fractionation.
We speculate that these additional sequence features may have evolved to facilitate discrimination between the two stands of the precursor duplex.
The advance soon turned into a headlong charge, and Adams's men captured Prentiss's headquarters and seven stands of colors.
In contrast, non-constant values that demonstrated a stand-age effect, were reported for three stands of radiata pine growing in close proximity to one another.
We surveyed surface dwelling soil macrofauna and ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) assemblages by pitfall trapping across the eight stands of waste dumps and eight comparative biotopes in Eastern Slovakia.
Data sets, derived from five stands of radiata pine, consisted of census lists of every stem, including the location of each stem, breast-height diameter over-bark (DBH), height and derived volume.
Each chronosequence consisted of ordered series of five stands of different age after abandonment: a cornfield and adjacent forests of ∼15 (incipient forest), ∼45 (young forest), ∼75 (mature forest), and ⩾100 (old-growth forest) years after abandonment.
