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• They were armed with carbines and pistols, riding light ahead of the main army.
• On her trials, however, riding light, she achieved only, while piling up an enormous bow wave.
• Trainers saw Smith riding light schedules and winning infrequently, and concluded that he wasn't the same since the injury.
• Because it was deliberately made difficult for drivers to park at the Mall of America and then ride light rail, this is an easy alternative.
• Lower-riding light trucks would do more damage to car occupants'pelvises during side impacts while still hitting them in the chest and head as well, he said.
• Under certain circumstances, they may show a white stern light while moving or a 360-degree white " riding light " when standing still or at anchor.
• A year of events were staged in Galashiels that included well known Christian entertainers such as Adrian Plass, Syd Little, Riding Lights Theatre Company & Jim Bailey.
• Crash tests of side impact air bags show they can help prevent serious head injuries, even in collisions between passenger cars and high-riding light trucks, insurance industry researchers report.
• The Pico, he said, was able to ride light over the wakes and avoid the same troubles as the Budweiser and the Close Call, which came in at 140.649 mph.
• "Then they weren't there and now we're hearing that a second officer saw some red riding lights, which perhaps places the Melinda Lee crossing in front of the Pan Grace ."
• The Pico, he said, was able to ride light over the wakes and avoid the same troubles as the Budweiser and the Close Call, which came in at 140 . 649 mph.
• The church maintains links with Riding Lights Theatre Company, York Schools and Youth Trust ( YoYo ), Alpha UK as well as numerous parachurch organisations involved in mission work both locally and internationally.
• "' Other Equipment "'- Electric running and riding lights, anchor and warp, boat hook, flag staff, canvas bucket, mop, few tools, fenders, life ring, dock lines, compass and binnacle, life lines, pulpit dinghy chocks, hatch and skylight covers.
• And two of the agency's senior researchers did a little-noticed study early last year in which they concluded that current crash tests are inadequate when the nation's vehicles are increasingly split between low-slung cars and high-riding light trucks.
• His writing for theatre and film has included Goose Chase and Shepherds'Delight ( both for Riding Lights Theatre Company ), Timewarp 2000 ( Barbican, York ) and a screen adaption of Albert Camus'stageplay, Cross Purpose ( First Man Productions ).
• The comatose women are arranged like living corpses, their ruined bodies described as glass figurines, as pale and broken flowers; one, eerily, as " a sloop at anchor on a still night, none of her riding lights lit, swinging slightly on the tide ."
• A battle soon commences when Grundy's body gravitates towards young astronomer Dick Cashmere as he learns to ride light waves, resulting in his assuming Cashmere's identity for a time while leaving the real one bound and gagged, though the Society finds him soon after.
• Others closely associated were the Scottish ( as Hendry was ) poets G . S . Fraser and Norman MacCaig-though the latter saw his work from " Riding Lights " ( 1955 ) onwards as part of " the long haul towards lucidity " after his Apocalyptic start.