One of the city's poorest and most violent regions, the former archbishop often entered on foot to celebrate mass in small chapels and drink mate tea with locals.
That meant hunting could go on in areas like the Welsh uplands and the Cumbrian fells where hunters often pursue the hounds on foot.
Tasked with enforcing the law, the park guards often cover the forest on foot, gathering clues to track an evasive enemy.
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That lack of a cutting edge leaves Hadden's men on the back foot and often playing catch-up rugby.
Although that report prompted nail salons to clean the screens on those foot baths more often, it doesn't mean that in the land of pedicure pampering, you can just relax and enjoy the polishing.
Not surprisingly, gross revenue numbers per square foot on average are now often higher for restaurant operations than for retail operations.
Often he would take that single strike and send it on a 400-plus-foot trip.
Mr. Sillerman first set foot on Anguilla in 1982, and over the years, visited often, completing a home there in 2007.
You may recognize it as stiffness on one side of the body, often seen in a club-like hand or foot.
He survived major surgery on his shattered right hind leg in May only to develop laminitis, a painful and often fatal inflammation in his left hind foot in July, a direct result of standing on that foot while the right leg healed.
Castle Kashan, a 10, 500-square-foot home often used for shoots and private events, was destroyed by the fire on Sunday, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Squatter camps are often built on wasteland beside major roads, so their residents sometimes have to brave 75mph traffic on foot to reach the nearest liquor store.
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