• Public universities across the country are engaged in an all-out war for out-of-state students.

• The ivory-billed woodpecker was once found across the swampy forests of the south-eastern states.

• Surely huge herds of animals walking across vast, open plains.

• Research often involves teams of scientists collaborating across continents.

• Giant tortoises lumber across the lava rocks, while iguanas defy desert stereotypes and plunge into the sea.

• The footsteps of lizards have left tiny, delicate patterns across the dunes.

• These days, accessing the same files across multiple devices can be a feat.

• Twenty-nine universities across the country have started a project to extend their high-speed networks to surrounding communities.

• Across the country, a greater level of demand growth is necessary to boost employment.

• Blow across the top of each bottle and compare the different sounds you make.

• Across cultures, people see odd numbers as male and even numbers as female.

• Soon they were all in the water, this long line of wildebeests surging across.

• Send up some rooster tails as you zip across the lake on water skis.

• In this case, with the merry-go-round not rotating, the ball goes straight across to the girl.

• More public universities are fanning out across the nation to recruit, and students are responding.

• Regulations are ill-suited for transmission across state borders.

• Some measure less than a few feet across but drop several hundred feet to the floor.

• From earrings and necklaces to lipstick and tattoos, humans across cultures decorate themselves.

• Shoals-rocky bars that reach across the river-trap lily seeds as they tumble downstream and shelter them as they sprout.

• But, really, it's at its best when sunlight streaks across chalk white walls.

• Start with a horizontal lace across the bottom eyelets.

• Tuition will increase across all higher-education sectors and state-financed student aid will continue to dwindle or remain flat.

• If you look across the map, there doesn't seem to be much of a connection between these rights and fiscal health of the state.

• By day, they follow the sun's movement east to west across the lake.

• Still alive, he was dragged across the street into a school courtyard.

• Under a pale blue morning sky, a string of horses heads across an untracked meadow dusted with snow.

• Dramatic explosions from the surface of the sun can link up across hundreds of thousands of miles.

• The sale resembled events that have taken place or have been blocked at other campuses across the country.

• Expectations that the state can improve social behaviour across the board have increased sharply.

• The print ridges flowed lengthwise along the foot, unlike human prints, which flow across.

• In a color-coded map, view the number of malaria cases and deaths in countries across the world.

• He said that the roses recommended for each region actually do well across all the climates within the region.

• The film showed two triangles and a circle moving across a two-dimensional surface.

• They've been a tradition across the world for thousands of years as a form of storytelling.

• The logs, laid horizontally across the iron frame, are lashed to the crosspieces with sturdy twine.

• Strong winds and drought are fueling fires that are sweeping across hundreds of thousands of acres.

• The colorful bee-eater bird wings across three continents.

• Various items that have come across my desk and did not roll.

• Plugging the culvert allows them to swim across the road instead of climbing out and walking across.

• The towel needs to be fairly taut across the top of the bowl to prevent it from sagging into the water.

• It zoomed across the night sky early yesterday, a greenish-red fireball.

• Our unique programs present a focus on leadership, research, and policy across the continuum of education.

• While civil strife prevails across the country, talk of an election may be premature.

• Retired shuttles will soon go on display across the country, but some of their pieces may fly again.

• Across the world's frost belt, more than a million people go curling each winter.

• He can propel a wheel of dough across his shoulders.

• Legal and language differences hamper debt recovery across borders, posing a deterrent to commerce and economic growth.

• Trawlers are fishing vessels that drag enormous and heavily weighted fishing nets at great depths across the seafloor.

• From early settlement days, the cultural arts have been an important component of cities and towns across the state.

• With nothing up here but silent mountain vistas across the shimmering water, evenings are all about cooking.

• Seeing where the genes line up across species can help biologists pinpoint the sources of genetic disorders.

• Gene activity varies within each person, across the life span, and in response to changing environments.

• Green basilisk lizards can avoid danger by darting across water.

• Ground cover, shrubs and other flora planted across a building.

• Imagine you're a mouse running across an elaborately decorated rug.

• The company is hedging its digital bets across multiple web.

• For almost three years, research universities and doctoral programs across the country have pulled out all the.

• Each aroma pumped across the array induces a unique pattern of responses that is fed into a computer.

• Imagine: herds of hadrosaurs trudging across the plain as snow falls, while a tyrannosaur stalks them from a distance.

• He grabs my hand and leads me across the well-trodden sand to the source of the sound:.

• Hospitals across the country grapple with infringement of patients' privacy caused by employees using camera phones.

• Throughout the process, faculty members across seemingly distant departments thought of new ways to connect with one another.

• Priests urged believers to vote in churches across the south.

• Only when the snow melted would they be able to get back across the mountains.

• He likens the neurotransmitters released across the gap to bridges.

• Black stucco retaining walls with randomly placed square insets cut across the garden.

• That's cheap enough to compete with fossil fuels in markets across the world.

• Beijing–“We will be hiring dozens of new faculty across disciplines.

• There, sales had declined across the board, but the hits were holding up best.

• The next thing you know, you are tearing across the cool water.

• The refrigerated shelves are protected by jets of air that blow across the front.

• These days urban archaeology is breaking new ground all across the country.

• The patio extends across the width of the house and is level with it, linking indoors and outdoors.

• Designers across the country are finding ways to reduce.

• In professional contexts they come across as rude and/or disinterested.

• But the collective obsession with short-term austerity across the rich world is hurting.

• Although our numbers have become immense, we're not spread evenly across the face of the planet.

• Along the entire coastline and major ridges as well as across the peninsula's narrow neck, he set traps.

• Seeing the phrase boldly trumpeted across a home's entry, however, is something else.

• The basic idea of the game is to figure out how to get across a river.

• Those who survived endured unimaginable hunger, thirst, and brutality-and an epic trek across the unmapped desert to freedom.

• With his huge arms folded across his dirty apron, he looked more blacksmith than potter.

• Or they can glance across flowering perennials to the main lawn, where son.

• Frankfurt's biannual expo stretches across multiple halls and countless acres, seemingly.

• Banks across the region have been unable to sell any long-term unsecured bonds since.

• There is a ten-mile loop open to visitors that wish to observe the herds moving across the land.

• Which means that implantable sensor-transmitters and drug-delivery devices only a few millimetres across could actually be built.

• When the men on land finished shooting, they climbed into the boat and sped back across the lake to the mainland.

• Banking markets across the world have become increasingly concentrated over the past few decades.

• In a curious predator-prey role reversal, the pronghorn antelope pursued a coyote across a knoll.

• Sausalito, an artists' enclave and marina, lies to the west across a mile or two of choppy water.

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