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After hiking twelve kilometers on Friday and eleven on Thursday, hiking four kilometers back to the train station was a piece of cake.

The company said the field, located 45 kilometers off Cabo Delgado province, could yield more than 22 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.

He said future electric cars may be able to travel nearly five hundred kilometers before the batteries need to be recharged.

The nearest doctor is sometimes hundreds of kilometers away so they have to call him on a two-way radio.

a very natural desire, since he lives in Modena, just a few kilometers away from Sant' Agata Bolognese.

More than 30 kilometers away from the company location, a soldier on the patrol was reporting to his commander with a walkie-talkie.

I met mother, took long-distance bus with her to a small town, and then walked twenty kilometers to my enlisted troop.

Even as the man expressed his desire for such a basic need, Go could hear the roar of the mighty Victoria Falls just a few kilometers away.

The yacht, carrying two couples and a three-year-old boy, was more than 640 kilometers off the Somali coast when it was seized.

Mr. Furman has walked eighty miles, or one hundred twenty-nine kilometers, with a bottle balanced on his head.

Must have been a few years, do not know how many kilometers away from home, for a better life.

it seems unlikely that this process can produce objects much in excess of a few kilometers in radius.

Dogar and a handful of colleagues have been brought out of retirement to help reclaim hundreds of kilometers of track from the jungle.

C: ? I have an uncle living about one kilometers from here, so I'm planning to stay with him for a while.

Each time I went out, he would walk with me for up to fifteen kilometers, and refused to return when I ordered him to do so.

Despite calls for a million-person march to the Presidential Palace some 10 kilometers away, there was no apparent move to leave.

He drove the six kilometers to his home as fast as he could but it was an almost impossible journey.

The Artorian safe haven was a domed shelter located on the sea floor several kilometers below the surface of the Great Sea of Artorias.

All that remained of the factory, the Covenant cruisers , and ground forces of Beta Company was a glass crater four kilometers in diameter.

A rule says that the height of a wave (in meters) will usually be no more than one-tenth of the wind's speed (in kilometers).

he's heading off into the interior of the vase continent, with 5000 kilometers ahead of him, he's heading towards certain death.

So I look up the distance-- - the mean distance to these various planets-- and you see that here in millions of kilometers.

So it made a very low pass, just a few hundred kilometers above the surface.

STEVE EMBER: The small city of Colma, California is just a few kilometers south of San Francisco.

At the image top, over Io's limb, a bluish plume rises about 140 kilometers above the surface of a volcanic caldera known as Pillan Patera.

The body is estimated to have at least ninety-six thousand kilometers of blood vessels.

He said the car has three versions for sale and has a top speed of 105 kilometers per hour.

You can find it on the bank of the Dnieper, several kilometers far from the Kiev Hydroelectric Power Station.

American Defense Secretary Robert Gates says the Iranian missile will be able to travel up to two thousand five hundred kilometers.

But now, military officials say the area held by the Tamil Tigers has been reduced to just a few square kilometers of beachfront.

he and his wife waited anxiously look for everywhere, fangyuan kilometers have left their tore heart crack lung between the moan of.

Small moonquakes, originating several kilometers below the surface, are thought to be caused by the gravitational pull of Earth.

After all, the world could use more CO2-free forms of energy generation and this one's just a few kilometers beneath our feet.

In the sun's case, magnetic energy forces a flux rope tens of thousands of kilometers upward from the surface.

Only a few kilometers out of Basu, a dip in the road seemingly as deep as the Tiger Leaping Gorge suddenly appears.

A year after that she saw similar towers in Tibet -- 800 kilometers away -- and was hooked.

Texas Department of Public Safety said the accident took place in Abilene is located approximately 80 kilometers southwest of Highway 83.

A skilled user could create storm conditions in areas up to several kilometers in diameter, lasting for hours at a time.

The spokesman said the train speed up to 250 kilometers per hour.

It was only a year ago that the massive Three Gorges Dam was completed, creating a reservoir on the Yangtze River some 640 kilometers long.

Ming Dynasty, around the re-linking the customs, Jingxing in the territory of the Great Wall of up to 100 kilometers.

The next day, Fan Chin escorted Chou Chin for 15 kilometers on his way back to the capital.

So this time, the hare went all out and game without pause to run from beginning to end. The tortoise in several kilometers.

Completely different landscapes and completely different climatic conditions can be found within the space of only a few dozen kilometers.

The discharge is seen in the form of a brilliant arc , sometimes several kilometers long, stretching between the discharge points .

STEVE EMBER: Mr. Schilling lives in Virginia, hundreds of kilometers from his tribe's reservation in the state of New York.

At the hospital a few kilometers away, a young man held a golden pistol he said was from Ghadafi.

This map shows the straight distance in kilometers between several major cities; driving routes can be quite a bit longer.

The trail is about 12 kilometers, and she'll run up and down the pass two or three times.

My red dot was just a jet, probably descending to a landing in Las Vegas 160 kilometers to the south.

In fact, she walked five kilometers before 26 every morning, and went swimming once a week at the swimming pool.

Since the turn of the century, express trains that run at up to 350 kilometers per hour have started to revolutionize inter-city travel.

Grant moved forty thousand men to a point ten kilometers from Vicksburg. He told the men to put down their guns and take up digging tools.

It flew 200 kilometers an hour faster than any other aircraft and was so much faster than the allied bombers that it caused many worries.

Northeast of the icefall, the glacier's surface is mostly smooth for several kilometers until a network of crevasses mark the surface.

In terms of energy use, that would amount to 90 miles (150 kilometers) of "Corvettes bumper to bumper with their engines revving, " he said.

One of these weapons is the air defense dazzler, which can engage enemy aircraft and helicopters at a range of 10 kilometers.

Just a few kilometers away from the landmines are the third biggest waterfalls in Africa.

The United States government has recommended that people stay at least 80 kilometers away from the troubled nuclear complex.

Today all the readout is provided by the computers but in those times kilometers of paper band were used for this purpose.

Just a few kilometers inland from Venice, however, the attitude is different.

The United States Navy's Seventh Fleet has said the largest trash field is more than one hundred kilometers long.

And an air strip just several kilometers far from the cathedral.

I am almost near the outskirts of the city are searched, have to drive 2500 kilometers away. But have not found a suitable place.

Zhangjiajie in hunan province is located in the northwest lishui, note the source of the heart, the total area is 9563 square kilometers.

Forgive me for mixing up meters with kilometers, but you have to convert that, of course, to meters.

I was on the high way when this car went past followed by a police car. They must have been driving at least 150 kilometers an hour.

Thousands of Taliban slogans cover the walls in and around the dusty frontier town of Kuchlak, some 14 kilometers northwest of Quetta.

He said the neutron stars can be no larger than about 20. 5 miles (33 kilometers) across.

Sionabegan to feel pain in her chest, the gasping-to-come which she knew well from the long kilometers of training.

It was more than thirty kilometers from our town to the county and the road was paved with sandstone .

One of at least five rallies in that farming district about 120 kilometers northwest of Harare, was held at the old club.

The deepest census survey took place more than three miles (five kilometers) down in the Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic.

The line opened in 1899 and was the world's fastest train at the time - making up to 20 kilometers an hour!

Particles moving with the atmosphere at 5 meters (16. 4 feet) per second will travel thousands of kilometers in a week.

Transportation has conquered the vastness of the land and brought together people living thousands of kilometers apart.

I would like to say a few words on behalf of the students who have traveled hundreds of kilometers by bus, train or car to be here.

Villagers said the massive walls of water, which washed 2 kilometers inland, sounded like a jet fighter landing.

This battle was pretty close to home since the city they conquered was less than 50 kilometers from Rome itself.

Several kilometers of my journey home are alongside the Lanxi River. I always sit on the side with a river view.

It's capable of subsonic flying as high as 12 thousand meters with an attack range of at least 2000 kilometers.

The Doppler effect arises as the material swirls around the disk at thousands of kilometers per second.

During the war, the headquarters were set up 30 kilometers away from the front line.

"They are using their grenades to shoot up to 30 kilometers, " she said.

One Beijing shopkeeper said he paid his respects, even though he has no relatives or friends in Sichuan, which is 1500 kilometers away.

The island is about thirteen kilometers off the coast and is less than two hundred sixty square kilometers.

They had come almost thirty kilometers, the last half of it with the D-wolves close behind.

Winding for several kilometers in Beijing area, the Great Wall is the only man-made structure that could be seen in space.

Eighty kilometers away from Jerusalem, in the Gaza Strip, a new round of Israeli air strikes killed at least two Palestinians.

But the Tokyo Electric Power Company envisages only dozens of kilometers of fault, the case of the tsunami a few meters.

The best scenic spots are found along the section from Guilin to Yangshuo over a length of 83 kilometers.

U. S. National Hurricane Center said the message, "Irene" has revealed weakness, its sustained winds had dropped to 104 kilometers per hour.

A 5-minute jog from my student house there was a park, which offered a lap of a few kilometers.

Lee says the levels of dioxin detected at three locations two kilometers from the U. S. facility are too minute to be hazardous to humans.

It's said the light could be seen for more than 35 miles (50 kilometers) out to sea.

France, Spain and Portugal and a total of several thousand kilometers of coastal pollution, tens of thousands of seabirds died.

The local loop generally covers a distance of a few kilometers to a few tens of kilometers at most.

People living between twenty and thirty kilometers of Fukushima have now been advised to leave the area.

Ms. Wangmo, who had to walk several kilometers to submit her application, is the first woman from her village to attend a university.

While not far from his factory, the neighborhood is set more than 40 kilometers from Chongqing's congested downtown.

Determination of the local seismic network, located in the earthquake focal depth of 17 kilometers below the surface.

Saturn's otherworldly rings encircle the planet and extend out for hundreds of thousands of kilometers.

These studies must consider wildlife activity up to about three thousand meters above an airport and eight kilometers around it.

Less than 100 kilometers from the Fukushima nuclear power plant Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is one of Hitachi's production base.

Carved out of limestone in Gunung Mulu National Park, the caves span at least 225 miles (362 kilometers) of underground passages.

By the end of April, Shanghai's Metro and light rail length will increase to 420 kilometers, more than four times that of 2005.

The accumulated soda waste by the Tianjin Soda Factory only has taken places up to several square kilometers.

Eyewitnesses said the city, 50 kilometers west of the capital, came under heavy mortar fire.

Somebody told him that it was possibe to get new one in a town two hundred kilometers away .

China's first domestically produced bullet train, able to reach 350 kilometers per hour, rolled off the production line on Friday.

The body is estimated to have at least 96, 000 kilometers of blood vessels.

Sweden and Australia urged nationals to stay at least 80 kilometers away from the damaged Fukushima plant.

Dear, we crossed the distance of thousands of kilometers across the network half of the race, finally found you.

distances expressed in terms of kilometers as well as miles; cheap entertainment, but costly in terms of time wasted.

You know, 120 kilometers each way and I'm still beating you?

This Border Region covers an area of two million square kilometers in the heart of North China.

The residents of the city of Magnitogorsk are very lucky to live so close to this beautiful place (just 30 kilometers away).

In a nearby residential area, people line up to buy bread despite mortar shells exploding a few kilometers away.

It may be tiny if compared with the old stone-and-brick wall zigzagging thousands of kilometers across north China.

The American buffalo could run at a speed of almost 75 kilometers an hour . he was difficult to hurt because he was always for a fight .

For hundreds of kilometers around the eruption and for perhaps days or weeks, pale- gray ash would fall like clumps of snow.

Authorities ordered schools, offices and the stock exchange closed as the storm lashed Taiwan with winds of up to 160 kilometers per hour.

So what you're looking at is the surface of the moon Europa, which is a thick sheet of ice, probably a hundred kilometers thick.

It seems amazing that at my age I am still fit enough to cycle 20 kilometers in an afternoon.

The data allowed scientists to determine the vapor jets' speed and density as low as 9 miles (15 kilometers) above the surface.

Five roads connect the north and the south and seven roads run east-west. The total length of the network is about 35, 000 kilometers.

General Dynamics' JSLSCAD is the first chemical detection system designed with a 360-degree coverage field and range up to two kilometers.

The fence would extend 1, 120 kilometers along the entire U. S. -Mexican border, but not all of it would be an actual barrier.

So they're crossing thousands of kilometers in a fraction of a second.

Australian officials said the grounding caused an oil slick about three kilometers long and 100 meters wide.

Within 200 kilometers of the caldera, most sunlight would be blocked out, so the sky at noon would look like that at dusk.

the members of the exploration team felt dizzy and exhausted when they were even less than two kilometers into the dessert.

These systems have optical beacons and active tracking, and can operate over ranges of a few kilometers.

Highways are constructed in China at a rate exceeding 4, 000 kilometers a year, long enough to span the entire United States.

"When I saw the comet, it was millions and millions of kilometers away, " he said.

The 19 kilometers green promenade corridor at each bank of Yiwu river makes riverside the most lovable place in the city.

At about 170 kilometers above the surface, the probe will deploy parachutes to slow and stabilize its descent.

Last week my parents decided to go travelling in the forest park where near about 60 kilometers away from my home in the weekend.

For centuries, Tianjin was an important northern port city -- the main gateway to Beijing, about 120 kilometers away.

Passengers are transferred between the airport and downtown at speeds of up to 431 kilometers per hour.

The Great Wall, located in northern China, is 6700 kilometers long and is thus also known as the "10000-li Great Wall" .

The cyclone packed winds of up to 120 kilometers an hour, destroying power and telephone lines and uprooting trees in Bihar and West Bengal.

It is unbelievable that this car has clocked more than 2000 kilometers in a day.

Starting from Shanhaiguan in the east and ending AT Jiayuguan in the west, the GreAT Wall has an approximATe length of 6700 kilometers.

General Grant left Appomattox Court House to return to his headquarters a few kilometers away.

The scale of interest here is that with grid boxes of a few kilometers, i. e. a scale where individual ice floes cannot be resolved.

They also say it will be able to do speeds of up to 110 kilometers per hour.

Nuclear rockets, in contrast to their chemical counterparts, could impart a maximum velocity of up to about 22 kilometers a second.

Spanning more than 100 kilometers, the plume is thick enough to completely hide the land surface below.

During his mining ordeal, Pena famously ran up to 10 kilometers a day through a series of tunnels.

Still, traces of atmosphere can be found as high as 370 miles (600 kilometers) above the surface.

It's amazing that at my age I am still fit enough to cycle 20 kilometers in an afternoon.

The Tamil Tigers have seen their territory shaved down to less than eight square kilometers amid a final offensive by the military.

When the star ventured within 50 million kilometers, slightly closer than Mercury is to the sun, the black hole tore it to pieces.

Officials say the quake is remarkable in that it was extremely shallow, just nine kilometers below the sea surface.

The magnetar, visible near the top of the image, hurtles through the supernova debris cloud at over 70 thousand kilometers per hour.

It is not too far from our homes. It is about two kilometers, so we thought it was better to go there by bike.

One mile (1. 6 kilometers) of such a roadway could potentially power up to 500 homes!

Masses of granite only a few kilometers away herald the vast granite area of Central Finland to the west.

Therefore, raising kilometers utilization rate is one of the most important methods to save energy and reduce fuel consumption for vehicles.

Wind speeds in a category two hurricane can reach close to one hundred eighty kilometers an hour.

You'll have to use classified types of weapons and defense, fly dozens of kilometers and destroy thousands of enemies.

Most of it comes from the solar wind, a stream of protons moving at about 1. 6 million kilometers per hour in all directions from the sun.

This island is only 1. 78 square kilometers in area, can be more than an hour walking around the island circuit.

They went through a wheat-growing province and saw farms that were thousands of square kilometers in size.

The LHC, which fits into the underground tunnel used by an earlier accelerator at CERN, is 27 kilometers in circumference.

He entered Judea, came near Beth-zur, a strong city some kilometers away from Jerusalem, and besieged it.

The speed of the first train was as slow as several kilometers per hour.

One light year is the distance light will travel in a year, or about 6 trillion miles (10 trillion kilometers).

The state highway runs through the middle of the night traffic jams up to 180 kilometers.

Within two kilometers around the venue, the police cordon set up three from the ground to the air, 24-hour alert.

At 10 centimeters thick, the shielding will stop an object up to one centimeter in diameter moving at 10 kilometers a second.

The volcanic ash is above the clouds at about six kilometers high, the altitude at which models predicted it would be.

To create the space elevator a satellite would be launched into a geostationary orbit 35, 000 kilometers above the earth.

A light-year is the distance light travels in a year, or roughly 6 trillion miles (10 trillion kilometers).

The capital's Mentougou district is testing the technology and plans to start building nine kilometers of route at the end of this year.

In comparison with the land bridge traversed Siberia, the total haul were shortened 2000 kilometers to 2500 kilometers.

South of Baghdad, too two Iraqi businessmen built a gasoline station in the town of Tunis . It's the only station for many kilometers.

Along the Ming Great Wall of China there are many watch towers , spaced from less than a kilometer to several kilometers or more apart.

The array, which would cover up to two square kilometers (0. 8 square miles), would be assembled by robots.

The quake struck at a depth of about 30 kilometers. A tsunami warning has not been issued by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.

The upper stage was able to reach then-record altitudes of almost 400 kilometers, higher than even modern Space Shuttles fly today.

I was exhausted after 3 kilometers of running, but I got a second wind after I passed the beach, and finally won the match.

South of Baghdad, two Iraqi businessmen built a gasoline station in the town of Tunis . It's the only station for many kilometers.

Although the distance of 1824 kilometers makes me far away from you, my heart is there with you.

Uranus is nearly three billion kilometers from the sun and Earth, thus traveling there, and back, requires a high-speed vehicle.

Across here is South Ossetia - its capital Tskhinvali less than two kilometers up the road.

The S-500 air defense system will be able to track and destroy ballistic missiles with ranges of up to 3, 500 kilometers.

The company is located in Jinghai, Tianjin city, 60 kilometers from the Tianjin seaport and enjoys a convenient transportation.

Similarly, marlins are appearing off the coast of Washington state, hundreds of kilometers north of their usual haunts.

An area of ten thousands square kilometers in Sichuan as well as parts of Gansu and Shan'xi Province were affected.

Covering an area of 47 square kilometers, the little fan-shaped town glimmers like a bright pearl in the landscape of lakes and mountains.

A Tornado MRLS vehicle can carry up to twelve 300-mm rockets with an effective range of up to 90 kilometers.

Because the interior of Australia is one great desert, nearly all Australian cities lie within a few hundred kilometers of the ocean.

"With China we have our longest border, more than 2000 kilometers, " he said.

Meanwhile, at least three MDC activists have been abducted from their home area, Bindura, about 40 kilometers from Harare.

The Gold Coast is known as a surfers ' paradise3 with over 42 kilometers of sandy beaches, crystal-clear water, and great waves.

The fifteen-minute flight ended with a soft splash into the ocean about five hundred kilometers from Cape Canaveral.

Since the first flight since 1985, "Atlantis" were run in space 307 days, the total mileage over two hundred million kilometers.

These two countries share a common border that runs for thousands of kilometers, with not a single soldier along the way.

As I said earlier, they are a long way from the nearest town. There is a bus but you have to walk six kilometers to catch it.

The storm stretched about one thousand seven hundred seventy kilometers along the eastern United States.

enterprises should take kilometers utilization rate, mileage, and cargo weight etc into consideration when taking measures to save energy.

Faults may range in length from a few millimeters to thousands of kilometers.

There is a malachite precipitation zone several kilometers in length along the lower reach of the main water system in the ore district.

Its top tourist attractions are the Chocolate Hills , thousands of cone - shaped mounds scattered over 50 square kilometers .

A fire in Australia is thousands of kilometers away from us, but danger of forest fires is not far away.

A few dozen kilometers to the west, in Jiangsu Province, the city of Kunshan now boasts a large population of businessmen from Taiwan.

This fish could change itself into the enormous bird called Peng (roc), measuring thousands of kilometers in length.

They said the amount wouldn't be harmful to people even within three kilometers.

I mean, I did get out for two sessions of skate-skiing this week already, about 30 kilometers each.

Joanna's car was stolen, she was very depressed, she had to walk ten kilometers by foot.

Radiation levels in Tokyo, about 220 kilometers to the southwest, have been reported to be only slightly above normal.

Typhoon Durian lashed the island of Catanduanes Thursday with winds of up to 190 kilometers an hour.

Between seven hundred thousand and a million people live there, packed into just tow and a half square kilometers.

Gansu Province is the province, one of the longest pipeline route, a total of seven pipeline crossing, the mileage of 7000 kilometers.

Four days out of port and about 600 kilometers (380 miles) southeast of Newfoundland, the ship hit an iceberg.

With a total area of 132 square kilometers, Yuncheng Salt Lake is one of the three largest sodium sulfate salt lakes in the world.

The rest is in the stratosphere, from the top of the troposphere to an altitude of 50 kilometers.

Hiking 28 miles (45 kilometers) Peruvian Andes, you'll come across the stunning ruins of the long-forgotten Inca city of Machu Picchu.

The reservoir behind the dam covers almost ninety square kilometers and this makes for a breathtaking view.

It's six kilometers from his home to his school.

You fall at up to 150 kilometers an hour until the rope stops you from hitting the ground.

It was built in the state of Idaho about six kilometers away from the city of Orofino.

Teams from the institute travel as far as one hundred fifty kilometers to see patients.

With the build out of China's HSR, total length of highways and railways will reach 3. 6 kilometers per thousand people, up 16% from today.

John works in a factory about ten kilometers from his home.

Even though the distance is thousands of kilometers, our hearts are together, touch all the time.

Each will be as wide as several kilometers across and the spacecraft would collect sunlight up to 24 hours a day.

The top of this mountain is three kilometers above the sea level.

The largest Alaskan glacier is called Malaspina. It is more than two thousand two hundred square kilometers.

Down the beach from the Burj Al Arab and four kilometers into the Persian Gulf, another mammoth construction project is underway .

The explorers were a few hundred thousand kilometers off when they thought they had landed in India.

A column of Russian military vehicles headed out of Gori on the main road toward Tbilisi, turning off after some 20 kilometers.

The precision of their observations was mind-boggling, equivalent to measuring the width of a human hair from a distance of 3 kilometers.

Finishing the last ten kilometers in a marathon, even though you feel like you can't stand, let alone run.

It is about two kilometers away from our homes, so we decided to go there by bike.

Most Canadians live within a few hundred kilometers of the USA border.

But controllers lost communication with it at 137 seconds after liftoff, when the rocket was at a height of 70 kilometers.

In other words, when the wind is blowing at 120 kilometers per hour, most waves will be about twelve meters.

The migratory birds fly thousands of kilometers each spring from wintering grounds in Africa to Europe, where they breed.

Sure. The first place I would like to tell you is Tanzhiling. It lies in the east of the Dam, 2 kilometers from it.

An island six kilometers long and with a total area of 1248 hectares is being created there.

He works in a factory about ten kilometers from his home.

If M is the mass of the sun, the radius of the event horizon is three kilometers.

However, access roads to the new airport -- 36 kilometers north of the city center -- have not been widened to ease chronic traffic snarls .

The network of tunnels and rooms cover an area of about 85 square kilometers, roughly 10 meters below the surface.

In 20009 when the U. N. reviewed progress, they discovered that almost 100 million square kilometers of seabed had been protected.

At a guess I shall say we are speeding at fifty kilometers an hour.

Once you reach a mileage total of 10 or 15 kilometers in a week, only increase your total 10% each week.