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The planets do not travel about the Sun in circles, but in slightly lopsided, or egg-shaped, orbits called ellipses.

It would have been unthinkable for an adult, unmarried Jew to travel about teaching as a rabbi, as Jesus certainly did.

However, unless we are Tiger Woods, the ball will typically not fly straight and only travel about half the distance we targeted.

We travel about two months out of the year to far away places to photograph underwater life.

That US version, to be called the Focus RV, should be able to travel about 160km (99 miles) without a recharge.

Yes, it's a great experience to travel about and to see the wonderful world around us. And it's relaxing too.

Air pollution is at its worst over big cities where millions of people live, work, and travel about in cars, buses, and trucks.

Ordinary people like the experience of bearing the Royal, Royal Island will choose to travel about it, and feel it.

An average-sized pilot could travel about nine minutes and 11 miles on the 5-gallon tank, the company said.

He started to travel about giving readings of his works.

Experiments have suggested that electrons travel about 100 times faster in graphene than they do in silicon at room temperature.

cruise, To sail or travel about, as for pleasure or reconnaissance.

Utopias travel about underground, in the pipes.

In New YorK you can travel about the city by sub-way, bus, taxi and car .

and that is these were things that helped people or goods or ideas travel about more freely.

travel about in Britain in the spring.

I hope I can travel about the world one day.

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Free to go or travel about; relaxed

To mitigate the engine stress this creates, the plane would travel about 10 percent slower than a 737;