Sentence examples for valley means from inspiring English sources

The addition of the Jordan Valley means that some 93percentt would go to the new Palestinian state.

The mellow gradient through this valley means you can really rip and carve through the hardpack and shale singletrack, while smooth rock slabs work as hand-made kickers.

The valley means it's always around five degrees warmer, with very little wind, so it's like stepping through a window into the tropics.

Marlon Devonish, an Olympic gold medallist in the 4x100m relay in 2004, came into athletics during Britain's so-called golden era but is unequivocal in his assessment of what Lee Valley means to the 21st-century athlete.

"Less cash coming into the Valley means less cash to purchase homes, and go out to nice dinners, spend on consumer products and go on vacations," said Hans Swildens, founder and principal of Industry Ventures, an investment firm that buys stakes in start-up companies that need infusions of cash.

And at first, Valley meant it as a compliment.

But Kraków's population density and its location in a valley mean its air, officially at least, is the country's worst.

Gone are the days when snaring attention for start-ups in the Valley meant mentions in print and on television, or even spotlights on technology Web sites and blogs.

Hezbollah's secretive military wing is reportedly composed of 2,000 to 4,000 professional soldiers and thousands of reservists hailing from Shiite villages south of the Litani river and the Bekaa Valley, meant to be called into action to repel a future Israeli invasion.

On Saturday, Olympic heptathlon champion Ennis's coach Toni Minichiello described the plan to re-open the smaller site as "pathetic" and said the closure of Don Valley meant athletics was "close to dead" in Sheffield.

Although "A Tale of Two Valleys" means to culminate dramatically in this struggle for Sonoma's future, the better parts of the book are those that simply capture the lay of the land.