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• This bridge, across the River Arun, marks the limit of navigation
• The next station reached is at County School, and also marks the limit of the double track section.
• The importance of the popping crease to the batsman is that it marks the limit of his safe territory.
• But the important question is how we mark the limits of power between the European level and the national states,
• The Town Bridge at Cricklade, built in 1812, marks the limits of navigational rights on the River Thames.
• Bines Bridge, just north of Bines Green, marks the limit of tidal waters flowing up the western Adur.
• In the second period, especially prominent personalities usually mark the limits of the several sub-divisions, e . g.
• In the absence of lineside signals, fixed markers may be provided at those places where signals would otherwise exist, to mark the limit of a movement authority.
• The inverted siphons obviated the bridging of deep valleys with arcade upon arcade of arches, as at Pont du Gard, which marks the limit of such a system.
• The place is located at the north-eastern fringe of the city at a close proximity to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport ( Kolkata Airport ) and marks the limit of Kolkata District.
• The 59-foot-high ( 18-meter-high ) arch takes its name from the Roman emperor Hadrian, who built it to mark the limits of the ancient city of Athens.
• The Dresden A crew looked set to join them in the second round of the Wyfolds until poor steering caused them to hit the booms that mark the limits of the course in their race against the Tideway Scullers School from London
• Hadrian's Arch, built in 131 A . D . by a Roman emperor to mark the limits of the city, remains hopelessly cloaked in scaffolding, while efforts to improve the classic marathon route are still seriously delayed.
• She acted as a radar picket, as a " pointing " vessel in guiding the sweepers along their track, and was frequently called upon to furnish accurate navigational positions of the buoys laid to mark the limits of the swept area.
• The 18-meter ( 59-foot ) high arch, made of Pentelic marble, takes its name from the Roman emperor who built it to mark the limit of the ancient city of Athens and the beginning of New Athens, or Hadrianopolis.
• "What took place in Sierra Leone marks the limits of our language to communicate, and falls outside the realm of expression, " David Crane, the American chief prosecutor for the U . N .-backed court, said in opening statements.
• Esp韗itu Santo Cape marks the border between Chile and Argentina, and according to the Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1984 between Chile and Argentina the line between Punta Dungeness and Cabo del Espiritu Santo marks the limits of each country's territorial waters.