They are great fun to sail and perfectly suited for cruising in out-of-the-way places and shoal waters. |
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Ann Street started life as an out-of-the-way address for well-to-do widows and spinsters. |
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About a dozen baseball-themed museums beckon visitors to big-league cities and out-of-the-way burgs. |
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We might be better off whispering our kudos or toasting each other in out-of-the-way bars. |
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The site has access to travel advisories and other news pertinent to out-of-the-way places that you plan to visit soon. |
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When my wife and I travel we prefer not to stay in hotels or resorts, but rather in out-of-the-way places with a local feel. |
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Akin to rats deserting a sinking ship, four survivors flee out of the major cities to a secluded, out-of-the-way shopping mall. |
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People thought we were strange to take an interest in an out-of-the-way, if not moribund, part of the capital market. |
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The long built-in bench next to the fridge offers extra storage and an out-of-the-way spot to sip a juice box. |
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The Aegean region is packed with out-of-the-way places to bike, climb, raft, trek, windsurf, and sea kayak. |
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To be sure, there were times when lynch mobs operated in isolated mining camps, in out-of-the-way gulches, or on sparsely-settled ranchlands. |
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It has a restful, out-of-the-way atmosphere and is named after the flocks of guineafowl that frequent the nearby field. |
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Dig a V-shaped trench in some out-of-the-way spot in your garden. |
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There followed a decade of short-term, low-ranking jobs in out-of-the-way places, like the succession of postdoc appointments so many graduates face today. |
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My first presentation on the curious idea of separately draining and treating urine was delivered in a small, out-of-the-way lecture room. |
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We hope that you will be fond of this a little bit out-of-the-way pub and its web pages. |
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Being upcountry Perm tries to escape its out-of-the-way status by cultural status. |
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Young people tramping the land with packs on their backs are to be found in the most out-of-the-way places. |
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Popular with rich English sailors and new-ageish, well-heeled continentals, this tiny out-of-the-way fishing village attracts property prices almost as high as the capital. |
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They hide in out-of-the-way places and plan and plot and scheme. |
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Already we've seen the need for both spouses to work simply to afford a roof over their heads frequently in out-of-the-way locations remote from their place of work. |
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Banks of primroses, drifts of bluebells and clusters of cowslips are now found only in secret, out-of-the-way places or where they have been carefully preserved. |
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This out-of-the-way megalith is about 5 metres long. |
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In this sense, a journey in search of vinicultural aesthetics in Washington is like touring the Umbrian countryside in Italy, or an out-of-the-way appellation in France. |
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She'd no sooner compliantly strapped herself into an out-of-the-way plush chair than Takuma Tanabe and an entourage of staff velcroids entered. |
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I also wanted to film in an out-of-the-way place in the East, and I chose Moosehead Lake up in Maine. |
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Quite a number of the decimas in the collection were written down by me in phonetic text from the dictation of jibaros in out-of-the-way country barrios. |
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He's a local celebrity, catering for 1,000 customers a day on summer weekends at this out-of-the-way restaurant with local petrale sole, sand dabs, rock cod and king salmon. |
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He's a local celebrity catering for 1,000 customers a day on summer weekends at this out-of-the-way restaurant with local petrale sole, sand dabs, rock cod and king salmon. |
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Travel to out-of-the-way places that many nonbirders find unappealing can be especially attractive to those who pack binoculars and field guides in their carry-on luggage. |
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