We are planning to overlay the site with a second layer of road tar, featuring a camber to encourage water to run off. |
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In this case, run off from the roof drains went into the storm drain and out into Parkside Creek. |
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But Jones managed to run off the injury and after the break the strapping was gone and he kicked Orrell six points clear with two more penalties. |
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Sam watched Laura run off and she stood under the awning waiting for the rain to let up. |
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Papa wanted to strap on one of those gliders and run off that hill so bad he could taste it. |
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All of a sudden everybody just run off the stage and it's a next reggae artist. |
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I saw one group of traders run off like a startled herd, while three police, like a pack of hunting dogs, scragged the least nimble. |
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The first time the Giants came in that season, I hit a key home run off my friend, Jim Hearn, and won the ball game for our team. |
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We'd love to stay outdoors all the time, run off on adventurous weekend trips, and shop for new threads and sandals. |
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The last thing a small business needs is a computer meltdown just when it's time to run off the monthly accounts. |
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Then it was straight off to the darkroom to run off photographs of our esteemed educators in various sizes. |
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On several occasions I was nearly run off the road, babies in tow, by these behemoths. |
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And as usual, they have a couple of dates and run off for a romantic tryst somewhere. |
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Richie said he was pulling so hard to the pole that he was afraid he'd run off if he turned him loose. |
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I'm still going to go gaga when I meet a seemingly great guy and want to run off to Vegas with him to be married by an Elvis impersonator. |
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A slanting cut allows moisture to run off away from the bud, which would otherwise rot. |
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It may be the season to be jolly, but most of us are just up to our eyes in debt, run off our feet and completely partied out. |
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Considering her taste in men she'll probably run off with another backwater vagabond, who's been partially tamed by the military. |
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This water isn't going to run off quickly because of the flatness of this area. |
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Long vaulted corridors run off in all directions, and spiral staircases twist around inside wide stone wells with stained glass windows. |
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Soon the man who had run off came back with a large muscular man with short hair in a military cut and a dark tanned skin. |
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Then, as if in a dream, I lifted the broom off the sidewalk and saw the beetle stagger, right itself, and run off. |
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I wouldn't exactly say he's straight with me either, but at least he doesn't run off in a paddy. |
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But the secluded closes that run off the High Street and Canongate in Edinburgh's Old Town can also provide cover for criminal activities. |
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It would be mad for people just to run off to the local mosque and expect the imam to greet you with open arms. |
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There were more accidents, more trucks, which had collided with trees, culverts, or run off the road. |
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This allows the shark to run off easily if the crew misses the fish and it dives. |
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Now I end up with large pools of salad dressing and cream sauce on my plate, where it has run off my lettuce leaves and meat. |
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Jones, it turns out, is Maggie's father, who abandoned her and her mother 30 years ago to run off with an Apache woman. |
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He is a quiet man by nature, the last player one would expect to run off his mouth in the locker room. |
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There are only a few people who can do it and the woman for this area is run off her feet. |
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Lighting will run off wind turbines, reed beds will deal with waste water and solar panels will generate energy for street lights. |
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Luis Gonzalez tripled in the go-ahead run off Al Leiter with two outs in the fifth. |
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Some of the area has been demined, but you don't run off certain places in case there is a landmine. |
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He'd run off to the hospital, leaving me to come home from school to deal with the shock. |
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However, if the intention was to shame him then it failed because my friend told me it seemed to run off him like water off a duck's back. |
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He could have lost it completely and run off screaming into the night, with no one at all on his tail. |
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He may run off at the mouth, and be stubborn, but that's never been much of a sin in American politics. |
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Guillen admits that his tendency to run off at the mouth can get him into trouble. |
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As usual, she always seemed to run off at the mouth, and speak too loudly when he was around. |
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Craddock's wife has run off with another man, leaving him in charge of their two children. |
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Her parents in turn think that she has stolen the car and run off with an older man. |
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They were delighted when the calendar sold out, and they had to run off extra copies. |
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My second time at bat was in Baltimore, and I got my first home run off Robin Roberts, one of the all-time great pitchers. |
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In the second, essentially a truncated red wine fermentation, the bubbling juice is left in contact with the skins for a few days, then run off into its own vat. |
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Peter Allen hits a home run off of Carol Channing, scoring two runs. |
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The mirror surface of the ball doubles as a solar collector, and everything, the radio control, the laser, targeting, gyros, inertialess drive, all run off the battery. |
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The Evening Press has run off 50 copies of a specially-designed poster so that John can distribute them to shops and businesses in the centre of York. |
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I saw one group of traders run off like a startled herd, humping their bags of bags, while three police, like a pack of hunting dogs, scragged the least nimble. |
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Their alleged attempt to run off and join ISIS had apparently been exhausting. |
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If Brady were as uptight and acerbic as Belichick often seems, the Patriot train would have long ago run off the rails. |
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In the winery, the frozen grapes are gently pressed and the sweet juice, rich in sugar, high in acidity and bursting with flavour, is run off and fermented. |
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And then his mother had run off with her 'fancy man', so Gran said. |
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Drainage gullies should be put in place to run off surface water. |
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We've run off by refusing to have an international umpire in negotiations. |
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At one end, a ball release notch has been precisely machined, at a specific distance from the other end, which is tapered to allow the ball run off. |
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But during the downpours last November, the mound only succeeded in accumulating a huge expanse of water which had run off from saturated fields nearby. |
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I mean, we don't want to run off at the mouth, giving people misleading information and then finding we have to change it as we find something else out. |
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We want to give them a lift, encouraging the good ones to stick with it and resist the temptation to jack it all in and run off with a Spanish waiter. |
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Charles, after seeing his partner run off, went to the center of the stage and took a bow, after which he was given tremendous applause from the highly amused audience. |
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Geoff has been a respected and considered journalist and thinker for many decades and is not one to run off at the mouth on matters of such weight. |
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If the projectionist bungles the job, subtitles will run off the bottom of the screen, actors' heads will be cut off, or boom microphones will bob into the frame. |
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In these drawings, and others in which perspectives of box-like structures run off into the distance, transparent watercolour builds up overlapping areas, wash by wash. |
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Den Callie run off and married dat yella gal, Sooky, from 'cross de swamp yonder. |
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As the afoursaid boy started to run off, a well dressed lookin' man ketched him by the cote coller. |
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However, soils containing clay can be almost impermeable and therefore rainfall on clay soils will run off and contribute to flood volumes. |
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The steamboat was destroyed, the cargo was lost, and the tiny Union escort was run off. |
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Forage fish thrive in those inshore waters where high productivity results from the upwelling and shoreline run off of nutrients. |
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Cambering and elevation of the road above the water table enabled rain water to run off into ditches on either side. |
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I even ate a Twix before bed each night, not once thinking about how many miles it would take me to run off the calories. |
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One bishop paid with his life when his car was run off the road. |
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By levigation the fine clay is separated from the quartz and run off to stiffen before being formed into brick and dried prior to transportation. |
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After all, were Lorelai to be perfectly happy, she probably wouldn't run off at the mouth so much. |
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The van carrying the staff of Underworld, being driven by Steve McDonald is run off the road by boy racers. |
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Nerves were jangling when the fifth ball of the over was a dot ball but Robert Voke managed the winning run off the final delivery. |
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Rafael Furcal, who like Ethier has struggled offensively this season, sent the game into extra innings when he hit an unexpected home run off the once-unhittable Brad Lidge. |
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Casey Kotchman, who hit a long foul ball down the right-field line in the fourth inning, nearly connected on a three-run home run off Garcia in the sixth. |
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Guide your pixelated self through races, initially beign run off the road by aggressive competitiors, but eventually finding yourself doing the same to them. |
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In the iOn, the air conditioning, demisters and heater all run off the main battery, and therefore run your miles down, so that needs to be taken into consideration. |
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Issues discussed include the coolship effect, kraeusen balls, hop powder, hot wort filtration, lauter tun run off as well as muses on yeast and trub management. |
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During the melee the suspect had run off, showing a clear pair of heels. |
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They kept a barrel to store rainwater that has run off the roof. |
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After John receives a call from Mortimer that Henry has run off with a gun, John, Sherlock and Lestrade run to the hollow to find Henry about to commit suicide. |
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Being foretrained, they immediately hunt and run off the offender. |
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Please run off twenty-four dittos of this assignment, for my students. |
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