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• And since the man stands 6 feet 7 inches, that's an altitudinous soapbox.
• Sanson's reports were published in the Banff newspaper under the pseudonym " Seer Altitudinous ."
• On Saturday, Strong even guarded the altitudinous Rik Smits while the taller Ellison stayed on the pine.
• Sean and Monty and Joe and Jerry do not have this problem in Fenway's altitudinous press box location.
• Tom Tupa punted once in the first half ( an altitudinous 47-yarder ) and never was called upon again.
• "I don't want it to become Aspen, " he said of another altitudinous festival in neighboring Colorado.
• The altitudinous fly balls to left-center that would have been outs anywhere else but wound up as stand-up triples?
• In its heyday, Commoriom was a grand city, built of marble and granite and marked by a skyline of altitudinous spires.
• He had swung at eight and had put only one in play, an altitudinous first-inning fly ball to right on Friday night.
• And everyone also knew that if the team needed a basket, Robert Parish would be ready with one of those altitudinous, unstoppable turnaround jumpers.
• The production house sold the musical rights at an altitudinous price of, setting a record price of audio rights acquirement which were sold to Sony Music.
• Minor, who is, by comparison, an altitudinous 6 feet 5 inches, has thus been accorded more attention than he otherwise might deserve or expect.
• Playing her tortured general is Nick Gregory, a veteran of independent film ( " Last Summer in the Hamptons " ) whose Ceasar haircut tops an altitudinous figure.
• The town lies in a valley and thus experiences the municipality s warmest temperatures; more altitudinous canton communities such as Las Marias and Monteca experience more moderate, at times even chilly, temperatures.
• The municipality extends from the altitudinous center of the island-Mount Guajara ( 2, 718 m, the second-highest mountain on the island, after Teide ) is situated in this municipality-to the Atlantic Ocean.
• As the doll in " Les Contes d'Hoffmann " _ visibly expecting, whirling on point while tossing off the most brilliant, intricate and altitudinous roulades _ the French coloratura soprano Natalie Dessay did so for sure.
• No, but because I savor Breashears'descriptions of his and others'travails in the world's most altitudinous and dangerous neighborhoods where breath is short and life isn't much longer if you take the misjudged step or strategy.
• The main continent in the setting is Highpoint, an unusually altitudinous continent broken into several levels of elevation, with the lowest area of it being a desert that is knee-deep in seawater for half of Highpoint's 250-odd day calendar.
• Included in the mix are eight returnees from last year, newcomers Dana Barros, Eric Williams, Junior Burrough and Doug Smith, and five free agents : Fred Vinson, Larry Terry, Roger Smith, the altitudinous Tito Horford and the acrobatic Joey ( brother of DJ ) Johnson.
• In recordings from 1954 ( immediately after her 80-pound weight loss ) and thereafter, " not only would the instrument lose its warmth and become thin and acidulous, but the altitudinous passages would to her no longer come easily . " It was at this time that unsteady top notes first begin to appear.