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It was a time of war, and her remarkable drive led her to oversee the domaine often by foot or on her bicycle .

However, communications being what they were in the days when news traveled by foot, many people did not receive the news for several years.

A path is trod by foot and history is written by man . Everyone, with his every action, is always writing his own history.

At this time of year the Limpopo is dry, making it easy to cross by foot.

For two years, I visited the teachers in their communities on horseback, motorcycle, or by foot to help them apply new teaching methods.

For seven years, Issa journeyed around Japan by foot. And his travels put him in closer contact with nature than ever before.

Unable to shake the latest batch of state security men following us by foot, we jumped into a wheezing taxi of mid-20th century vintage.

The point is to get from point A to point B in a means faster than by foot or by bicycle (or by parent).

They told us that this was a tour group going up the mountain by cable car (9), not by foot.

And to say "go" requires different Slavic verbs for going by foot, car, plane, boat or other conveyance.

Oh, so far away. How is the flame going to be delivered to Beijing? By foot?

Some results in remote mountainous areas will have to be taken by foot or vehicle to the nearest urban center.

"Thirty days by foot, " he says, noting that the first time, he made the trip barefoot.

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

"You'll travel by foot now, alone! " the boat captain said.

and kinder to the planet, as city-dwellers are more likely to go by foot, bus or train than the car-slaves of suburbia and the sticks.

Tanks had been destroyed with weapons carried by foot soldiers before; America introduced its M1 Bazooka during the second world war.

Through the 18th century, he noted in an email exchange, humans could travel by foot or horse at approximately six miles per hour.

The last bus have gone that we have to go home by foot.

problem of crossing through the marshland by foot, and is simple in structure and convenient in use.

Loch Coruisk on the Isle of Skye, in Scotland, which can only be reached by boat or by foot, completed the top 10.

Pump casing is axial suction, radial discharge supported by foot . Pump is connected with the driver by spacer coupling.

We can drive over mining roads right up to sites, as opposed to lugging heavy equipment a mile or more by foot.

Pressing: In many traditional, small vineyards, especially in Italy, grapes are stomped by foot.

Although the lotus Nuo there is no hand, she by foot replace to do all affair.

Choose public transport or car pool to get around when distances are too great to get there by foot.

This program expounds main treatments of treating sequela of Hemiplegy by foot massage and chosen reflex zones.

Fisichella returned to the pits by foot, having crashed his Force India in the high speed turn 10.

we didn't catch up the last bus, we could go by foot.

The team often had to travel by foot and boats to reach these communities.

Devices using linked by foot pedal linked version convenient and fast.

We missed the last bus so that we had to go by foot .

Fast-response speed adjustment, speed is controled by foot-treadle entirely, no-lag while speed up or down.

Everyone must travel by foot or boat, visitors and locals alike.

The main method of transportation in the Expo site is by foot.

It takes two hours by foot to cross the lines, then another few hours by car.

Going to fishing by foot is not easy.

Hospitalization rates decreased by 21% per hour of travel by foot and 28% per half hour of travel by vehicle.

He fled by foot to France to escape the Nazis in nineteen thirty-nine.

For 100 days, a series of 12, 000 torch- bearers has carried the Olympic torch by foot, plane, and boat across the Pacific to Australia.

And even you are so old that you can't move by foot, you also miss her (or him).

The invention relates to an artificial hand controlled by foot, which is designed according to feature of alloy memory.

To go by foot over, on, or through; tread.

Our mankind, like most of sport, be: By foot kick football.

Startup switching by foot, cut off jacket.

Yeah, it's gonna take you a while if you go by foot.

17 years on the secondary when love walk, because he thinks that only by foot to the scenery along the way cover all at one glance.

This is a nostalgic look at life in the 1950s as an aboriginal family travel by foot to the beach.

The forest depths, by foot unpressed.

a castle sieged by foot soldiers and cavalry.

Yeah, it's pretty far actually if you're going by foot.

The best way to explore the maze of alleys is by foot or bicycle.

The trip from Nazareth to Bethlehem could have taken 4-6 days by foot to cover the 120 km journey.

Many trek for hours by foot before they get to the market.

I am often teased for my stubborn habit of traveling by foot.

Suggest people to walk by foot, not vehicle.

I might go by foot anyway.

In one month 849, 000 refugees entered India by foot.

Started first by foot, by hand while holding the child feet, one hand lightly up by his ankles began to massage;

Can I go by foot?

used to do I used to go to school by foot.

Amy often goes to school by foot.

In the activity, we are required to go to school or some other place by bike or by foot as much as possible instead of by bus.

The transportation is busy today, so I go to school by foot.

Present situation of studies on social psychology and quality of life of diabetic patients with amputation caused by foot gangrene after

Application and evaluation of rat model of irritable bowel syndrome induced by foot shock-restraint

What's more, we can also get to school by bike or by foot.

Studies on Apoptosis of Host Cells Induced by Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus

The forest depths by foot impressed

Diagnose Your Brake by Foot