overhanging

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• Equipped with a jacked-up suspension, stouter tires, modified front and rear overhangs, and an enhanced all-wheel-drive system, it’s a factory-built overlanding vehicle, with full-warranty coverage.

• However, the remains of a child buried almost 80,000 years ago under an overhang at Panga ya Saidi cave in Kenya is providing important new details.

• Found under an overhang in a cave in Kenya, the grave pit contained the bones of a 2- or 3-year-old child who lived some 78,000 years old.

• Pour the filling into the phyllo-lined pie plate and, using your fingers, crinkle the phyllo overhang partially over the top of the pie, leaving a 5- to 6-inch diameter in the center exposed.

• If there’s sufficient overhang, either can leave a perfectly unsoiled pan underneath, but if you don’t mind putting in some work and would rather not create more waste, cooking the bacon directly on the sheet pan is an option.

• Hamstrung by the lower standards of the boom years, it reported that it was still coping with the overhang of the bubble.

• Roll out the remaining dough to cover the top of the dish with some overhang.

• Bits of woodland arePg 129 interspersed with bright green sheep pastures and high, almost mountainous, bluffs overhang the valley.

• Scattergood was present, sitting in a corner under the overhang of the balcony, watching, but discouraging conversation.

• Among all the obscurities that overhang this subject, a few facts are, nevertheless, demonstrated.

• This projection was known as the "overhang," and was designed as a protection against rams.

• The slender willow-shoots trailed along the sides, caught in the rough ends of the iron overhang, and held the vessel immovable.