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Sentence Examples The northern Gold Coast facility boasts a four kilometre circuit set on 500 hectares of natural bushland. You'll mostly find men tinkering away at the cars, buggies and bikes which are getting set for the 230 kilometre return journey down to Finke. It then follows a 2 kilometre clifftop walk adorned with beautifully carved wooden benches. Occupying a 43 square kilometre patch of lowland, it's home to 155 orphaned and displaced simians who share 99.6 per cent of our genetic make up. To get there you must climb a kilometre long flight of steps, now a deserted forest path frequented only by babbler birds, peacocks and monkeys. Raced over a six kilometre distance for women and 12 km for men the course follows the Grande Motte coastline of the Mediterranean. At one point on the straight kilometre course a speed gun clocks how fast you are going. When the determined trainees finally crossed the 40th kilometre mark and knew that they had made it, they were almost dead on their feet. They had a tiny office in the building my mom worked in, a kilometre or two from my house. More than 100 people aired their views on what should happen to a two kilometre stretch of land along the River Wharfe. It is one kilometre wide by a kilometre and a half long and the chicks are protected from predators by electrified wire fencing. The hole it would leave would be two kilometres long and one kilometre wide. They will move around about a quarter of a kilometre an hour and if you measure their rate of moving, they have small home ranges. The event consisted of a five and ten kilometre run and walk as well as a one kilometre for the very young, the old and the not so fit. What he calls a crack is more like a canyon, at least 300 metres deep up to a kilometre long yet only a metre wide. At first she was just going to walk one kilometre but Mr Smith said she was going the whole 5km distance. Some ducks, such as mallard and pintail, will nest in grass and lush ground cover up to a kilometre or more away from the water body. The lifting bag also comes with a remotely controlled activator which can be triggered up to a kilometre away. She started to walk, barefoot, soaking wet, for almost half a kilometre down the gravel road toward her friend to get help. She was asked to walk a kilometre and wait outside a bikie pub to be picked up, and dropped at the end of shooting. Show More Sentences Interest was revived in 1995 when a 60 kilometre coastal race from Mombassa was held. The world's smallest state, Vatican City occupies half a square kilometre on the right bank of the Tiber River in central Rome. Maramba was laid on a rectangular grid of streets and lanes, formerly 15 blocks in all, covering an area of less than one square kilometre. Another initiative is the creation of a 1,300 kilometre fibre trunk along the national power transmission grid. It's a 35-square kilometre area with reefs, a little bit of lagoons, and a sandspit. A high-level two kilometre ridge walk traverses huge swathes of green mosses and sedge, a breeding ground for dotterel. There is a pleasant walk of about a kilometre alongside the race as far as its headworks, where a weir on a mountain stream intercepts the water. The metro rail for Bangalore will cost around Rs. 80 crores a kilometre and its carrying capacity will be around 20 lakh passengers a day. The 23-year-old Swiss rider stormed clear with one kilometre to go as the sprinters were amassing for a bunch finish. These missiles, that have a 3,000 kilometre range, are launched from bombers and guided to their target by a sophisticated homing device. There are strong contrasts in water temperature from one kilometre point to another along the upper reaches. Building on a cultural icon, the coffee card, we asked participants to cross off a running shoe for every kilometre walked. The ample support area for your hands and the Vari-Cushion? shock absorber make them ideal for those who grind kilometre after kilometre. The TC's office is co-located with that of the Base Personnel Selection Officer, his main partner, about one kilometre from the base hospital. The organization's record book, containing all intermediate classifications and indicating obstacles and kilometre markers. It costs for example six times less per kilometre to travel from London to Palma de Majorca than it does from Strasbourg to Vienna. India has sent a rocket to Mars that cost less per kilometre than a rickshaw ride. Stephenson, who constructed both projects, believed that gradients should be less than 1 percent and that curves should have very wide radii of at least a kilometre. Typically, only a few trees along a kilometre of waterfront will tumble into the water during a year. At about 1 kilometre from the semaphore, you will reach the lighthouse and its square tower, just above the little island of Saint-Antoine. Show More Sentences Mineralized material is transported from the HW mine headframe to the mill by a 1.4 kilometre long conveyor belt. Grit, Noblemann, Dan, Mark and Aki carried an enormous responsibility with them through every kilometre they skated. Thistle Dump Cemetery lies off to the left of the D20 about a kilometre from Longueval down an unpaved side track. A kilometre down the stage, our problem remains whole: we still are more than a minute ahead on the clock and want neither a fine, nor a penalty. At that rate, that half a kilometre will not even get it out of my constituency on its way to Port Moody or Coquitlam. The 250 kilometre all-weather dirt road cuts across the headwaters of the Eagle and Kenamu Rivers and several thousand water bodies and wetlands. They all assume a 5kph-walking pace – or a swimming rate of 100 minutes per kilometre – to better illustrate the continental coast. And you will do all of this with a newfound confidence and enthusiasm for every kilometre of the road ahead. Red kite: the last kilometre of the race is indicated by a triangular red flag known as the red kite. Dust storm advisory: Issued in the prairie provinces when blowing dust caused by high winds has reduced visibility to one kilometre or less. Before the walk, the children find sponsors willing to offer a freely specified amount for each kilometre covered. These sub-bombs are undirected and can often cover a square kilometre or more. The disease has shown up in a 10 to 15 kilometre area northwest of the community. On the side of our highways there are posts that act as markers to indicate each kilometre along the way. A kilometre beyond Flers the D197 reaches a crossroad from which the D74 runs to the right to the village of Gueudecourt a kilometre away. Some can dive to depths of one kilometre without damage to their tissues. We can draw water from the well and water our own paddy field and garden for two hours a day within a distance of one kilometre from the house. The conversion rate to be used in computing the distance is 1.6091 kilometre to 1 statute mile and 1.852 kilometre to 1 nautical mile. Ellesmere, Baffin, Devon and Axel Heiberg islands contain huge icecaps which range up to one kilometre thick. Visible images from the current geostationary weather satellites can resolve objects such as clouds that are as small as one kilometre in width. Show More Sentences After a 7 month, 5.5 million kilometre voyage, the Mars Express space probe has entered orbit around Mars. It's very windy and to get here, you'll have to walk a kilometre along a gangway. At the time of the occurrence, a patrol car was eastbound on Highway 640 less than one kilometre from the exit for Mascouche Airport. Chalifour and Cloutier capitalized on a 2.5 kilometre climb to take a commanding lead with only a dozen kilometres to go. There will be roadblocks around the metropolitan areas and every suspicious-looking vehicle within a 20 kilometre of a weighbridge or vehicle-testing centre will be inspected. It was therefore within the two kilometre range of these rockets. The volunteers are working on a 1.8 kilometre part of the route at a work camp near Cricklade, which is organised by sustainable transport charity Sustrans. With local labour and resources, a two and a half kilometre canal was built of reinforced concrete, with a stone aqueduct over the valley that can also carry pedestrians. The project included the construction of a one kilometre long two-lane double girder viaduct crossing marshland. Geographically, the 500-square kilometre Kunopalpur forest, partly covered with grassland required for Asiatic Lion, is said to be more suitable for the lions. The stromatolites range in size from a few centimetres to a reef-like structure that is half a kilometre long. Many of these will be one kilometre inland or seawards from the main road, generally away from the tourist areas associated with the eastern coastline. Once a month we help to arrange a 'food kilometre' and make a kilometre length of food donations for a street children's home. The ancient city of Naachtun is situated in the heart of the Maya region, just one kilometre south of the Mexican border, in far northern Guatemala. Other restrictions apply to loaner vehicle including kilometre use, fuel consumption and days use limitations. The average charge is currently 1.68 Swiss centimes per kilometre and per ton registered maximum weight of the vehicle. Thousands were killed in June when a pollutant believed to be sheep dip spread through a 10 kilometre stretch of the River Mint at Patton Bridge near Kendal. Councillor Carty said it was too simplistic for sceptics to suggest that moving the dump a kilometre or two would eliminate the possibility of bird-strike on an aircraft. Your Silent Nights and Joy to the Worlds manage to be special and festive without first being coated with a cubic kilometre of sickly sentimentality. They claim the water is contaminated with heavy metals that have leached from the unlined evaporation ponds which cover two square kilometres of the 15-square kilometre site. Show More Sentences This is to occupy a 25 kilometre wide buffer zone along the Eritrean side of the border until UN cartographers can demarcate the disputed frontier between the countries. The 9050 square kilometre Luangwa game park is acknowledged as one of the top 10 game parks in Africa with a wide variety of wildlife birds and vegetation. How fast can they cover a kilometre on the track from a standing start? The project involves building a 22 kilometre public road to access a new peat moss deposit, providing Premiere Horticulture Ltd. After a chat we were on our way, most of the day's climbing done on a quiet kilometre of back road up the side of a valley otherwise chock-a-block with bracken. Today's 21st and final stage, a 138 kilometre circuit race in the centre of Paris, will also climax a day of celebrations of cycling in the capital. The summit of Carn an Tuirc lies about a kilometre west of the corrie rim and from there it's a straightforward easterly descent, then reascent to Tolmount. Two gold-in-soil anomalies situated one kilometre apart and parallel to the regional lineament occur on the property. My strides felt manful and solid, my ankles more sure and I ran … no, I bounced... taller, head up, easily reaching an extra half kilometre. The units line up in logical rows and columns: micrometre, millimetre, centimetre, decimetre, metre, kilometre, and so on. The visitor has available to him two well-marked routes for exploring this extraordinary 12-square kilometre karstic landscape. Presenter: We now bring on board a marketer from Mulenga compound, about one kilometre from the prison. It does actually make a difference whether we measure emissions from a pipe or in a butterfly net a kilometre away. Dubai underground test trains have started practice runs on the eleven kilometre stretch. However, all potential business clients in a 50 kilometre radius are part of the target market. Accompanied by their teachers, the students will each take it in turns to cover one kilometre. There's just too much territory between Sarnia and Windsor, Ontario, for the police to keep watch on every square kilometre. Differences between Massasaugas over a 50 kilometre area were comparable to those found in bird populations on a continent-wide basis. This project will restore approximately one kilometre of Bronte Creek, increasing habitat, water quality, and biodiversity. She passed three of the tests but failed the fourth one, a 2.5 kilometre run designed to test her aerobic fitness. Show More Sentences You want to resite open-net fish farms in order to have at least a twenty kilometre setback between them. Copper is also a component of high-speed train networks, with each kilometre of track containing no less than 10 tons of copper. As a small UN team arrives, a Zambian peacekeeper points out a column of smoke emerging from a hill overlooking the village a kilometre away. Their reports say how much they were spending per kilometre in Europe, and we're still in the ballpark. Crossroads of Europe, indecision-making centre of the European Union, Brussels must no doubt hold the dubious honour of giving shelter to the highest number of interpreters per square kilometre in the universe. The water is only one kilometre from our shamba. Realizing that he would be unable to take Fort Wellington, where they were resolutely waiting for him, von Schoultz withdrew with his men to a large stone windmill near the St. Lawrence one kilometre to the east of the fort. Prohibits, during the closed season, in or within one kilometre of a forest area, the operation of a steamboat unless it is equipped with a device for arresting sparks. A 2 kilometre long underexplored area between the West Zone and the Lapaska Central Zone has also been highlighted in the 43-101 report as an area with good exploration potential for gold. This strip mining operation also changes the shallow groundwater interchanges with the river, and has even obliterated some small tributary watersheds and one-half of the large 1,500-square kilometre Muskeg Creek watershed. There is significant potential for development in the 930 kilometre canal network of the Danube-Tisa-Danube irrigation system, of which 591 km is navigable. Based on a measure of the amount of energy required to move one passenger one kilometre in the United States, an intercity train uses 948 kilojoules. Con structed as part of a 12.8 kilometre paving contract in 1991, this two-lane facility is predominantly built upon an embankment section comprised of lacustrine, silty clay deposits in level to slightly undulating terrain. Shifting a tonne of freight one kilometre made a profit of 16 paise. The F3 class tornado, with winds up to 300 kilometres per hour, was on the ground for about half-an-hour and cut a swath of destruction 20 kilometres long by about one kilometre wide. Concentrates from Las Bambas will be pumped through a 215 kilometre pipeline to a molybdenum and filter plant close to Tintaya-Antapaccay and then transported by the same railroad to Matarani Port. On the one hand, the 760 kilometre long Mantaro-Caravelí-Montalvo line, with a voltage of 500 kV. It will link the Andean regions of Junín, Ayacucho and Apurímac to Arequipa and Moquegua, in the country's southern coast. On 30 January 2006, the Board approved a joint application dated 15 December 2005 from Regent for the sale and Sword for the purchase of the 0.7 kilometre Regent Coutts Export Pipeline and Meter Station in Alberta. Together, Alstom and customer agree to a per-unit price for the specified parts and a volume commitment, rather than a global price per kilometre for all fleet material. Fuel cost differences reflect in part differences in annual mileages: the actual cost per kilometre is the same for the accessible taxi and the service taxi. Show More Sentences At the South Bienville property, the radiometric survey identified at least 9 priority anomalies with strike lengths of more than one kilometre each and a cumulative length of 25 km. On 21 December 2005, MATL applied for approval to construct a 326 kilometre 230 kilovolt alternate current IPL from Lethbridge, Alberta to Great Falls, Montana. The map also shows histograms of the mean monthly suspended sediment load in metric tons per day per square kilometre times 10-3 for ten rivers across Canada. Froome, meanwhile, had a comparatively calm day as the peloton wended its way over two enormous Alpine cols, the 21 kilometre Glandon and 19 kilometre Madeleine. The Childrun is a family fun run with individuals, as well as corporate and school team members, running, walking or wheeling around either a one or five kilometre course. In Vietnam, too, EAWAG has discovered another arsenic-contaminated area: the 11,000 square kilometre Red River delta, which contains the capital city, Hanoi. The exciting thing is that there's not a stretch of land, there's not a kilometre anywhere without piles of new culverts, bricks, rebar, or building material. Birds flying over the islands of Malta on their annual migration to northern Europe must evade 31 licensed marksmen per square kilometre – 15 times more than in shooting-friendly France. A full aircraft uses less fuel per passenger kilometre than a car. He worked as a grenade launcher with a two kilometre range. If you decide to return your car, all you have to do is make sure you have not exceeded your kilometre limit, that any outstanding fines have been paid, and there is no excess wear and tear on the vehicle. Salmon Cove River, Conception Bay: mouth to one kilometre upstream. On the main road, we saw the first signs of troops about one kilometre out of town: an SPLA battalion had established a defensive line across the fields. The definitions of both the nautical mile and the kilometre were originally derived from the Earth's circumference as measured through the poles. He won the silver medal in the 25 kilometre open water at the 2009 World Aquatics Championships in Rome. Schools of sardines are encircled by a net up to 1 kilometre in length which is then drawn closed at the bottom. In the UK, fatality rates per mile or kilometre are slightly less than those for walking. Torres then took a route close to the New Guinea coast to navigate the 150 kilometre strait that now bears his name. The Rhine originates in a 30 square kilometre area in Switzerland and represents almost 60 percent of water exported from the country. Orange roughies, some born when Ned Kelly was a boy, gather to spawn around submerged mountain peaks that rise a kilometre from the seabed. Show More Sentences Environmentally it will create a 52 kilometre dead zone, the clearing of rare vine thickets and disturbance to natural habitat including bilbies. The present structure is a steel cable-stayed bridge, 1 kilometre long and 40 metres wide. A single salvo of twelve rockets can completely blanket one square kilometre with these submunitions at ranges up to 31,600 metres. The problem arises because there is only one underpass covering more than one kilometre of the road. They found an average of 1,500 bits of plastic, 425 plastic drinks bottles and 180 cotton buds on every kilometre of sand and shore. A colleague was only a kilometre from town when an ice fog rolled in one spring day. Alternatively, when an employee uses the vehicle solely to travel to and from work, the benefit may be based on an amount per kilometre for equivalent transportation. Nerves will be on edge until the final kilometre. From here, you continue along a dirt track towards the scenic view point, until you come to the small museum with finds from the First World War after about half a kilometre. So in one square kilometre of forest, that adds up to about 500,000 cubic metres of water per year, or more than three Olympic pools a year that vanish into thin air! From kilometre 78 up to the cutoff point at kilometre 97, the riparian vegetation is more abundant due to the presence of meanders and braided channels. Within a half kilometre of the geographical coordinates JRCC supplied to us, our direction finder locked onto a signal and began providing bearings towards its origin. The farm was initially put under quarantine and a three kilometre zone was established restricting movement of birds and bird products, as well as equipment to limit any potential virus spread. Car mileage may be reimbursed at 37 cents per kilometre, up to a maximum equal to the lowest applicable advance booking airfare for those dates of travel. Seamounts are underwater mountains, usually volcanic in origin, that reach heights of at least one kilometre but do not break the surface of the water. It's just before six in the morning and she has 90 minutes to get the water back to her hut, collect wood, start a fire, make breakfast for her family and, finally, walk a kilometre to school. Ms. Lynch proposed an alternate route which took the pipeline route outside the one kilometre wide corridor which was approved at the certificate hearing. As for the eruption of Mount Merapi, this occurred in three stages, beginning in the late afternoon of Tuesday, October 26, when it blasted scoria and jets of white steam up to a kilometre and a half into the air. Solna Centrum, for instance, stands out for its cavernous, bright red ceiling that seems to 'weigh down' on the platform. Meanwhile the walls of the station depict a spruce forest that is one kilometre long. The dry manure was driven to piles on fields around one kilometre away. Show More Sentences On the map, telluric activity is defined as the annual percentage of the time when variations in the activity is above the normal level of 20 milliVolts per kilometre. The twenty kilometre walk to get to the meeting does not faze them. Don't forget that when a bee produces one Euros for the beekeeper, it also gives an average of 15 Euros to the farmers, orchardists, market gardeners and horticulturalists within a three kilometre radius around the apiary. Situated between Mount Igeldo and Miramar Palace Gardens, Ondarreta Beach offers the sun seeker over half a kilometre by 100 metres of sand on which to sunbathe. Less than a kilometre away from the famed Saint Emilion bell tower, Chateau Angelus stands as testament to the passion of four generations of the family de Bouard de Laforest. All this so that the Entente could re-occupy a stretch of blood-soaked mud along both banks of the Somme river averaging less than a kilometre in depth. To Peru-Casevechje and Casevechje: an 8 kilometre round trip takes you over the hill behind Talasani and through two of our neighbouring villages. From 1960 to 1990 it has been estimated that one kilometre of unspoilt coastline has been developed every day and 30 hectares of dune habitat have disappeared every day. Army dented the confidence of Wapda by winning the 20 kilometre individual road time trial. Typical ice sheets, thrust against platform caissons by wind and currents, fold into helter-skelter solid rubble fields sometimes measuring a kilometre long and half as wide, and towering perhaps seven metres above sea level. During the spring migration, the marshland on either side of the bridge there receives an influx of more than one hundred migratory birds per kilometre of shoreline. I would also like to show you a damaged and charred metal girder, which I found at the factory site, over a kilometre from where the explosion occurred. Rob is able to walk distances of up to 200 metres without any problems but feels tired after walking one kilometre or climbing more than one flight of stairs. There was also the technical innovation of the underground power supply over a ten kilometre stretch, thus protecting the historical districts from the eyesore of overhead pylons and electric lines. From 11 to 13 April skiers, snowboarders and daring bikers of all levels of ability will once again hurl themselves down the 9 kilometre long run. Yield is usually expressed as kilograms per square kilometre per year. Its flat top hides two trig points nearly a kilometre apart. The population of Cebu Province in 2015 was 2,938,982 people, with a density of 590 inhabitants per square kilometre or 1,500 inhabitants per square mile. The Fowlsheugh Nature Reserve is most readily accessed on foot from the hamlet of Crawton, which is situated and signposted about one kilometre east of the A92 coast highway. Argillic alteration, silicification and gold anomalies have been identified over more than one kilometre along both sides of the north-trending incised river valley. Show More Sentences He also put a black line on the floor of the Tate and through the middle of his exhibit to mark part of a 1 kilometre exclusion zone from Parliament Square. The Vickers Target is an elliptical, 1 kilometre diameter, gabbro-diorite intrusive complex within silicified schist and mylonite of the Pistol Bay Corridor. Until modern times, many ships and their passengers were lost along the treacherous coastline from Howth to Dun Laoghaire, less than a kilometre from shore. Work is progressing to complete a 13 kilometre walkway around the Bay. The bus is a far lower environmental burden than passenger cars, calculated on the number of passengers per kilometre. For vehicles registered on or after 1 March 2001 charges are based on theoretical CO2 emission rates per kilometre. The population density is 4,761 people per square kilometre, more than ten times that of any other British region. Most commonly planted in hedgerows, it sometimes occurred in densities of over 1000 per square kilometre. Finland has an average population density of 18 inhabitants per square kilometre. With a density of 407 people per square kilometre, it would be the second most densely populated country in the European Union after Malta. Compared with the rest of Europe, Scotland has a low population density at 65 people per square kilometre. Northumberland is the most sparsely populated county in England, with only 62 people per square kilometre. Western Scania has a high population density, not only by Scandinavian standards but also by average European standards, at close to 300 inhabitants per square kilometre. Rich deposits of oil and natural gas are found under the sea bottom and are being explored commercially, in the areas with sea depths of up to about one kilometre. It has a population density of about three people per square kilometre. Statistics on freight are specified in terms of the weight of freight lifted, and the net tonne kilometre, being freight weight multiplied by distance carried. Examples from Classical Literature We entered the sunny woods about a quarter of a kilometre from where we left Durand. There is a hill half a kilometre from the Unstrut, but it is under the fire of the enemy. The old man did not know, and so I mentioned that the fifty-five kilometre post was by the quay at Alcudia Port. He knows that there is a triple row of tents, a quarter of a kilometre apart. Without bothering with all these decimals, a kilometre is about five-eighths of a mile. A kilometre is 0.621 or nearly five-eighths of a statute mile. Mineralization occurs within a three kilometre diameter area of quartz-chlorite-epidote-carbonate alteration. The workings at these sites are each a kilometre or more long and hundreds of metres wide. Nubble Island is an acre and a half and about a kilometre from the mainland, in a secluded bay. Molne is a kilometre long and rather more than half as wide. The reconnaissance drill holes were drilled on 80 metre centres along logging roads spaced at roughly 3 kilometre intervals in the north-eastern Nova Scotia goldfields. The ten-day, 100 kilometre trip of a lifetime encompasses some of the world's unique landscapes, from stony, flat expanses to windblown sand dunes. The 8 kilometre route then heads up the koppie, where there is a small section where the grass has been cut down to accommodate the lack of a formal road. Gold mineralization occurs within the Twin Lakes Deformation, a 26 kilometre long east-west shear zone that extends through the east central part of the greenstone belt. In 1870 pontevedra numbered 107, Barcelona 98 inhabitants to the square kilometre. My guide and I trudged along in silence for almost a kilometre. Deutsch and Archdeacon to the first aviator who flew a circular kilometre. If you give these French chauffeurs an inch they'll take a kilometre. Find more words! 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Words that rhyme with kilometre What is the plural of kilometre? What is the adverb for kilometre? What is the adjective for kilometre? What is the noun for kilometre? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words kilometers kilometer kilolitres kilolitre kiloliters kilojoules kilometres kilometric kilos kiloton kilotons kilovolt 9-letter Words Starting With k ki kil kilo kilom kilome kilomet kilometr