North and east of the Mackenzie Lowlands and the tree line, the terrain changes to that of the ancient and rocky Precambrian mass known as the Canadian Shield, the western edge of which is straddled by the two largest lakes in the territories Great Bear Lake (12,096 square miles [31,328 square km]) and Great Slave Lake (11,030 square miles [28,568 square km]).
Mozambique's misfortune is to lie between the coast and the massive central plateau: rain that falls in six or more neighbouring countries has to find its way to the sea through Mozambique, which is straddled by four massive rivers, the greatest of which, the Zambezi, is the focus of the worst flooding.
When the car ahead moved into the center lane, it revealed the orange truck, which was straddling the road's left shoulder.
"This clock, which was straddled and kind of cut through by a huge, massive suspended horse on which rode the Grim Reaper," he added.
Most companies here aim at the domestic market, which means they armor cars to protect motorists from random street violence at intersections and stray bullets from handguns -- a common occurrence on the main highways leading into Rio de Janeiro, stretches of which are straddled by sprawling shantytowns controlled by heavily armed drug gangs.
"It's too early to tell which side of the line he is straddling.
Once you are done that, you can start learning a kip! NOTE: You can also do a straddle glide, which is just straddling your legs in glide and bringing them back together before you touch your toes to the bar.
Trump is straddling the line.
And, apparently, she is straddling the net.
HYAL1, the serum enzyme, is straddled by HYAL3, which is telomeric, and HYAL2, centromeric.
