In the gauzy light filtering through the canopy, the water, which was only a foot deep, looked crystalline.
In New York, they hauled out so much rocky debris from under Grand Central that it could have covered Central Park almost a foot deep, Horodniceanu says.
Next, Yaseri led them to his house, used as headquarters by the Iraqi commander, and a room a foot deep in documents, including dossiers on hundreds of soldiers.
Jefferson Parish Councilman Chris Roberts, who represents the area, told WWL-TV that the fire was in very shallow water, as little as a foot deep, and that authorities would not approach the site until the fire had burned itself out.
So he spent five years building a 20, 000-square-foot castlelike home surrounded by a 12-foot-deep, 5-acre moat dug out of an abandoned tomato field.
The installation, currently housed at the New York Hall of Science in Flushing, layers 12 of its component clear plastic sheets to create a roughly one-foot deep display that plays a simple pre-drawn animation.
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On a recent tour of a 500-foot-deep Bahamian trench Hawkes surprised a shark that hadn't sensed the Aviator's presence.
Up for grabs: a 76-foot deep cylindrical hole in the heart of Chicago.
The only visible evidence of the ambitious tower he had planned is a cylindrical 76-foot-deep foundation hole and a ramp access to nearby Lake Shore Drive.
The bodies of Chloe Jade Arwood, 6, and her cousin James Levi Caldwell, 7, were found at the bottom of a 24-foot-deep pit on Monday morning, more than 12 hours after a wall of the pit collapsed on them behind a family member's home, authorities said.
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Jonathan Snyder died while on night patrol, when he accidentally fell into a 60-foot-deep well.
It left a 30-foot-deep crater in the street where it went off.
The bodies were found in a 65-foot-deep pit near the village of Kalimanici, about 30 miles east of the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo.
After Pierzynski's first homer for Texas, a two-out solo shot in the fourth that made it 2-1, Mitch Moreland pulled a 428-foot shot deep into the Texas bullpen in right-center field.
It's a 30-foot-long, 4-foot-deep, fully automated stainless steel tub that produces a pasteurized egg by bathing it for about an hour in water that is precisely controlled to between 128 and 150 degrees (the exact temperature is secret)--hot enough to kill salmonella and other dangerous microbes without cooking the egg, (see sidebar).
Inside is a deep, two-foot long plastic bin full of blue tubing and packets of asthma medicines.
It has a 104 foot diameter is 74 feet deep.
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An hour and a half later the group reaches "the dome, " a 60-foot-high semicylinder of rock, one half of the face a deep blue manganese, the other bridal-white calcite.
The software upgrade turns up the throttle response to 11 and so, if you bury your foot, the car will take a deep breath and then lunge forward (and a little sideways) on gusts of turbo boost and a blizzard of revs.
Five minutes before half-time Rose made amends, finding space in the box to side-foot home after Carroll had nodded down a deep ball from Michael Mancienne.
As for Facebook, its upcoming solution is low-power deep-storage hardware contained within a 62, 000 square-foot building in Prineville, Oregon near its existing Beaver State data center.
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The most famous example is the Constellation, a 200-foot schooner which was writer Peter Benchley's inspiration for the book The Deep.
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