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He fell there on his hands and knees to check himself, for that rock was small and he might have pitched over on the far side.

As he crossed the stream by Hou's farm and climbed the hill on the far side, a tiger came rushing out of the forest and pounced at him.

Farmer Nash wasn't at the market, and a few minutes later we saw his enraged red face above the wall on the far side of the field.

He sighed and tossed the envelopes to the far side of the bed, then flopped back on his pillow and stared at the ceiling.

Wilpon did none of that. He led the students to the far side of the stadium and took them into the bull pen through another gate.

On the far side of the open stood one of the hills, with two quaint, craggy peaks, shining vividly in the sun.

I decided that if we walked along the bottom of this valley we could climb up again and rejoin the path on the far side of the bushes.

Mallory described the team's findings as "Gary Larson events" in reference to the tragicomic nature of Larson's The Far Side.

Dawson's company was on the far side of a railroad embankment that divided the town, with access only through a tunnel under the railroad.

When he was climbing the far side of the valley, he stopped for breath, and something made him turn round.

So it would seem to make more sense if the far side of the moon had been the one pulled in our direction.

If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your.

You bend over with your head towards the floor, then you put your lips to the far side of the glass and you try to drink it like that.

If I ride on the wings of the dawn and settle on the far side of the sea.

The most exciting of these is the plan for a radio telescope that could be placed on the far side of the moon.

I saw an old man walking over the street and disappearing into the far side.

"The far side of the moon is a great place for this, " he said.

On the far side of the inland marsh, about 150 meters away, there was a hedgerow, occupied by the Germans.

Allow enough time for the sugar to melt, then stir a few times and place the spoon on the far side of the saucer.

Their advance was unopposed until they reached the far side of the forest, when heavy American small-arms fire stalled the attack.

I was thinking, lying on the far side of the bed away from his hairy legs.

On the far side of the Moon, out of communication with mission controllers, the Eagle moon lander separated from the Apollo command module .

Known as SPA basin, it located in the moon south polar region, but it's on the far side of the moon, it only been seen from the space.

The far side belongs to the 15 chefs who prepare all the hot first courses and main courses on a run of stoves along the far wall.

A stunning display of a filmmaker adventuring on the far side of what's possible.

Asked why he moved to Maryland rather than Virginia, he jokes that the far side of the river is "Confederate territory" .

As Don Corleone stood greeting guests, a black Chevrolet sedan came to a stop on the far side of the paved mall.

"You are right, Carol, " said Anna, "I think there's a whole garden up there! I can see some wooden pots along the far side of the roof. "

I was on the far side of the building from where the prime minister's office is.

Before his death he could sometimes be seen on the far side of the street, staring sadly at the store.

Jeff Kindler beckons from the far side of the boardroom table and gestures towards the empty seat next to him.

This is especially helpful because I've decided to head where local hordes fear to tread: the far side of the Great Wall.

Here, we see the Confederate forces firing their cannons at the Union troops on the far side of the battlefield.

I LEAVE the hotel before sunrise to catch the 6am flight to Deer Lake, on the far side of the island.

(of a baseball pitch) on the far side of home plate from the batter.

These forces in part drive the crises in Ivory Coast and on the far side of the continent in my native Kenya.

But the best way to check the new hypothesis would be for selenologists to get their hands on rocks from the far side.

While the near side is relatively low and flat, the far side is high and mountainous with a much thicker crust.

The far side of the Moon is permanently turned away from us and at best we can only ever see one fifth of it.

A more far-fetched plan on SETI drawing boards is to build a radio telescope on the far side of the moon.

A cat passed on the far side going about his business and the old man watched it.

This means that the far side of the planet is constantly in darkness.

And in the vales that lie on the far side of these gnarled trees.

The problem is that its angry face might be turned away from us, and it takes 12 days or so for the far side to rotate into view.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) captured some images of the far side (the southern hemisphere) of the moon.

It is attracted astronomers to put telescope on the far side of the moon because of shielding electromagnetic pollution forever.

e. g. The journey to the far side of the island is quicker by land than by sea.

Scanners tracked its crash to the far side of Polyhex, so our mission now is clear.

Asia's sushi fad bodes ill for the bluefin tuna even on the far side of the world.

The Apollo 11 is for the moment, on the far side of the moon.

She could hear something in the distance , on the far side of the hill.

This could have formed the mountainous region now seen on the far side of the moon.

A door opened on the other side and a naked woman came in the room and stood on the far side.

I'm telling you there are other spacecraft out there, Lined up on the far side of the crater edge!

If you want to make significant progress in your life, don't forget to find success on the far side of failure!

It's not an isolated opinion on the far side of the Pacific.

Kobe Bryant emerges from the far side of the black Nav.

It located in the moon's south polar region, but since it on the far side of the moon, it can only be seen from space.

They smell of fermented grain, and on the far side of their smell there is hay and grass.

A crater on the far side of the Moon and an asteroid , 1772 Gagarin , are named after the cosmonaut .

The third of these flights took pictures of the far side of the moon.

Before the tsunami, it floated on the far side of the bay.

Pochtamtskaya lies on the far side of St Isaac's Square from the Angleterre.

She was on the far side of the room.

The near side has flat lowlands, while the far side is high and mountainous.

That could be placed on the far side of the moon.

Why is the far side of the moon on, well, the far side of the moon?

But, since it's on the far side of the moon, it can only be seen from space.

The ideal test would be to go to the far side of the moon and collect a rock sample, but no mission like that is planned, she says.

There are 4 such square tables for two against the far side wall, separated by a wall section jutting into the room about 3 feet.

But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room, away from the purse.

Sanders pointed vaguely to the far side of the room.

One way to test the idea is to get rock samples from the far side, says Maria Zuber of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He lives on the far side of the moon.

On the far side of the room were the girls.

For a start, the crust on the far side of the moon is indeed much thicker than that on the nearside.

When they landed in the Aegean Sea on the far side of. . . . . . always , we invite them to join the exchange .

They experience about 5 times the force of gravity. And they reach the far side of 300 mph.

As I did, chaos erupted on the far side of the room.

We can build an observatory on the far side of the Moon.

Trajectories to the far side of the sun via gravity assists

The sun give his brightest light to the far side,

On the far side of the great Nujiang gorge,

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