• How a mix of frequent flier miles and good travel skills helps one traveler see the world.

• Although campus chaplains do change jobs, turnover in their ranks is far less frequent than in other administrative offices.

• No other pair of countries invite such frequent comparison yet share so little in common.

• Even before then, hurricanes may draw ever more energy from warming seas and grow stronger and more frequent.

• How rising temperatures change weather and produce fiercer, more frequent storms.

• The only way up is to walk-over loose rock, past prickly brush and rattlesnakes-with frequent pauses to catch one's breath.

• High winds can wreck the flowers and increase transpiration from the leaves, making frequent watering necessary.

• Another excellent way to travel on the cheap is using frequent flyer miles.

• Frequent urination means needing to urinate more often than usual.

• Must be able to work frequent nights and some weekends.

• Life also brings problems that money cannot solve: occasional volcanic eruptions, more frequent earthquakes, and winter.

• The burial complex is a frequent target for modern-day grave robbers and was thought to have been looted of its riches.

• Most algae growers have to do that at a fairly frequent pace.

• Others worry that the inevitable increase in dead kangaroos will alarm the campers who frequent the island.

• Frequent pinching produces sturdy plants with big flowers.

• In towns not served by brick-and-mortar libraries, a visit from the local bookmobile was once an exciting and frequent event.

• There was some hope that the outbreak could be contained by frequent and vigorous hand washing.

• The enfeebled river can no longer reach the sea without the help of frequent dredging.

• Frequent checking of the pile's core temperature may be needed to determine how well the pile is functioning.

• Last summer, two studies linked this temperature rise to stronger and more frequent hurricanes.

• Crashes were frequent and horrific-riders who went down faced being impaled by splinters-and often fatal.

• Frequent heavy waterings will help leach out salts and carry them to lower soil levels-as long as drainage is good.

• And frequent contact translates into successful students, she says.

• But the bouts of turbulence at the firm have been getting worse and more frequent.

• Frequent buses and trains service the park's various entry points.

• More violent and frequent storms, once merely a prediction of climate models, are now a matter of observation.

• Bald eagles, osprey, a panoply of duck species and other water birds make frequent appearances.

• Succeeds with moderate water but appreciates frequent wetting of leaves.

• Frequent changes of policy, and reshuffles of police and army commanders, have added to the confusion.

• Previous studies have tried to measure whether typhoons and hurricanes were becoming more frequent.

• It adapted to the region's frequent flooding by building rafts-made up of big groups of the ants themselves.

• In reading accounts, there are frequent mentions of campfire singing.

• Such plants need frequent watering to keep moisture around their roots at all times.

• He had frequent chest infections, and wheezed if he took a brisk walk round the block.

• Bears and other wildlife often frequent the park's campgrounds.

• He stopped speaking words he'd earlier known, retreated into himself and erupted into frequent tantrums.

• Krupa formed his own band and became a frequent performer on television.

• Frequent pinching and shortening of growth in early years will result in stronger, denser plant.

• The new seat of government suffers frequent shortages of electricity, gas and water.

• Frequent rainfall can partially fill these cavities with water.

• These frequent brawls help keep ant numbers in check.

• Give frequent light applications of nitrogen fertilizer.

• Yet frequent crackdowns and the occasional toppling of sleazy officials appear to have little impact.

• My sapsucker wasn't as frequent a visitor as yours were at your previous garden.

• Workers go months without being paid, leading to frequent sit-ins or demonstrations.

• Nobody brings up my frequent breaks, and they all politely ignore my grunting.

• Maybe even for psychological comfort in a space you regularly frequent.

• Has not yet established in the wild, but is a frequent escape in gardens.

• Sponsor will not redeem winner's existing frequent flyer miles in exchange for cash.

• Sleep, or the difficulty of getting it while flying, is what frequent business travelers talk about most.

• Children frequent the campus and their welfare has primacy over pet owners.

• The dominant stallion fights off one of the frequent and aggressive thrusts of a colt which irrevocably tries to.

• Born of humble beginnings, he made frequent public appearances alongside those of noble lin­eage.

• Because the necessary frequent watering leaches nutrients from potting mix, container plants need regular feeding.

• Tips for making sure your frequent flier miles don't expire.

• Blumenstyk is a frequent speaker at higher-education industry conferences.

• So improvements are both frequent and peculiarly disruptive.

• Human cooperation may have evolved out of a penchant for frequent warfare.

• Bleakhouse," a senior faculty member at a local college, who offered me frequent career.

• They seem to prefer coastal habitats, but often frequent inland water bodies and will travel hundreds of miles out to sea.

• As the forest is cleared, droughts become more frequent and severe, giving rise to more frequent wild fires.

• In search of this quarry they frequent areas of shifting, cracking ice where seals may surface to breath air.

• Previous research has linked frequent church attendance to reduced risk of death.

• Painfully slow to configure via browser, with frequent timeouts.

• Improvement in airline tracking software could mean fewer stranded travelers and less frequent delays.

• Students have fun with the music and the frequent movement.

• Fewer than a third of them were frequent offenders, and only one in eight had carried a knife.

• More frequent and ferocious storms have made low-lying barrier.

• But his refusal to compromise led to frequent clashes that eventually cost him his position.

• The reason you frequent that cafè9 probably has as much to do with the service as with the quality of its joe.

• The low-level but frequent release of this chemical ensures regular anti-bacterial washes of the wound.

• Sharp street corners, narrow streets, and frequent intersections naturally induce drivers to go more slowly and be more alert.

• In another study they found that subjects do not think of a frequent bather as a particularly lonely person.

• Other birds that frequent the grounds include the beautiful marica sunbird that feeds on nectar from long-throated flowers.

• Frequent and prolonged jackhammer use can turn a laborer's fingers white and numb.

• Influence of frequent and long-term consumption of legume seeds on excretion of intestinal gases.

• Six out of ten reported general fatigue, while one-half of those interviewed had frequent headaches.

• Cruise ships have been frequent targets of pirates in recent years.

• Frequent reports discuss the population's low fertility rate and the unsustainable boom in new universities.

• But these don't necessarily offer clear guidance on how frequent and severe lawsuits could be.

• The chronic disease can mean frequent needle jabs to test blood sugar.

• Frequent short breaks are better than less-frequent, long breaks.

• Frequent poster under another moniker for anonymity.

• The model showed that more frequent rousing could indeed cause the kinds of high bat mortality rates being observed in the wild.

• The nearest thing is a snif--fer dog, but a canine has a short attention span and needs frequent breaks.

• And the frequent mentions of her own games lends the book an unwelcome air of self-promotion.

• With a budding brain on hand, he could take more frequent peeks at its development.

• Regardless of form, they will be your more frequent traveling companions.

• Since there is more energy in the system, storms may become more frequent and more violent.

• When you are not stopped in the ever more frequent bumper-to-bumper traffic of this bustling port city, care must.

• Paul coming soon-it allows frequent fliers who have been vetted by the government beforehand to skip the security procedures.

• Still, make sure to log some pretrip miles, because frequent ups and downs require significant exertion.

• The older boy requires more and frequent stimuli to react to some things and tends to focus on one stimulus over others.

• The episodes of excited mutual ogling are less frequent.

• But the pain of jabbing a finger with a needle over and over keeps some patients from the frequent testing they need.

• Typhoons seem to be getting stronger and making landfall more often, he noted, while summer rains are less frequent but heavier.

• There is too much geologic evidence for fairly frequent climate chantes throughout our history.

• More frequent and ferocious storms have made low-lying barrier islands ever more vulnerable.

• My frequent questions could not be adequately answered by the experts until fairly recently.

• The day workers add frequent notations on the small patient cards, kept at the nurses' station.

• With a little introspection, you can detect this frequent flexing of your eye muscles as you scan a page, face or scene.

• Such powerful storms are exactly what scientists predict to become more frequent as the climate changes.

• Feeding these waterways, frequent rains also support an abundance of.

• She was afraid of having a stroke, something that she said that was becoming more and more frequent after flying.

• Rodents, such as this male field mouse, are frequent subjects of testes research.

• The challenge is to maintain frequent use of all the languages you know to keep them active in your short-term memory.

• Our contemporary version uses rich leather to enhance frequent wear points, ensuring years of rugged outdoor wear.

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