The assembly contains fine carbon fibers which are connected in a head-to-tail manner at intervals.

It is reported, that these ships are all double manned.

Thus, kiełbasa is not pronounced "keel-basa," but "kew-basa.

A wire broken by an external factor such as a blow from a spade, for instance.

Bèche-Fa is an outstretched forest area where you can make beautiful mountain bike tours.

Four Seasons and Nightmare both tell stories about couples and the head-to-tail layout of the book known as ‘tête-bêche’ works like a mirror.

Saint Begge (pronounced Beche by people in the Ardennes) is the founder, around 692, of the first monastery and hence the town.

Saint Begge (pronounced Beche by people in the Ardennes) is the founder, around 692, of the first monastery and hence the town.

Without the brake system, the gun would have gone backwards for several meters, or, stopped by the spade, would have dangerously jumped on its position !

Both Four Seasons and Nightmare deal with couple stories and the book organisation – head-to-tail – works like a mirror.

Through this work, she has also contributed to developing methods of soil observation (soil profile, spade test) with farmers from AB Français.

The 30th of September, at two in the morning, a man left the house in Auteuil, a lantern in one hand, a spade in the other.

It was discovered in the early fifteenth century, when a lightning created a spade in Chiang Rai Wat Phra Kaew chedi.

If we look now to the solitary settler of the West, even where provided with both axe and spade, we shall see him obtaining, with extreme difficulty, the commonest log hut.

Jameson and other authors give to basalt a specific gravity of 3·0; but specimens from Auvergne were found, by De la Beche, to be only 2·78; and from the Giant's Causeway, to be 2·91.