She lives remote from the wear and tear of the world.

Koster agreed and allowed Reznor to use it whenever it was empty, commenting that it cost him just a little wear on tape heads .

Over the longer term , the 25 25 Eurosystem aims to enhance the durability of the 20 20 euro banknotes , e.g. by having a more resistant substrate or protective coating for the low15 15 denomination banknotes in particular , which are 10 10 affected most by wear and tear .

That's just the gasoline cost. There is also pollution, wear on the car, and time.

You know, a burnout, or eventually the body says, I can't take it anymore, and throws in the towel.

The wood from the edge that I use as pillow now pains me in the head, from wear and tear.

The most expensive is the David Gilmour Relic Stratocaster which features the closest copy of wear on the original guitar.

Mercury(II) oxide, the main oxide of mercury, arises when the metal is exposed to air for long periods at elevated temperatures.

Beyond this, the rings will bulge into the exhaust port and wear quickly.

Attrition was time consuming so the duration of World War I battles often stretched to weeks and months.

However, the greatest sign of wear of the Old Republic was overproduction of coffee during the crisis of 1929, fueled by the government through constant price increases.

It has to stand up to the heat and the wear and tear that happens in hospitals in these rural districts.

In this society where everything is disposable, it is a virtue to use something until it wears out.

The economic losses also continue to mount, due to a loss in revenue from tourism and the overall damage to property and the strain on the infrastructure.

Both guitars are based on extensive measurements of the original instrument, each featuring varying degrees of wear.

This state of deadlock, which threatens to undermine the credibility of the Union, has inspired Parliament to initiate the setting up of a European Public Prosecutor' s Office.

Where a portion of the rotary valve is a portion of the crankcase itself, it is particularly important that no wear is allowed to take place.

Phosphorus(III) oxide, P4O6 (also called tetraphosphorus hexoxide) is the anhydride of P(OH)3, the minor tautomer of phosphorous acid.

The remiges, or flight feathers of the wing, and rectrices, the flight feathers of the tail are the most important feathers for flight.

And the plot really thickens when you realize that, unlike other pleistocene tools, the hand axes often exhibit no evidence of wear on their delicate blade edges.

In the 17th century, the ship of the line was generally too large, inflexible, and expensive to be dispatched on long range missions (for instance, to the Americas), and too strategically important to be put at risk of fouling and foundering by continual patrol duties.

An example of surface weathering chemistry is formation of iron oxides (rust) formula_4Oxygen is also cycled between the biosphere and lithosphere.

The longer a banknote is in circulation , the more it wears out and becomes soiled .

Answering him as to why she presented a dramatic sermon, she stated, Our God is a dramatic God... rolling back the Red Sea... Elijah on the mountaintop... the crucifixion, the resurrection, His ascension... tongues of fire on the day of Pentecost.

Meanwhile, the political situation in Palestine characterized by the erosion of President Mahmoud Abbas s legitimacy and the region s overall instability are contributing further to the decay of the peace process.

It will last for a long, long time.

We know this because of long term science, because we have long term studies there.

The monetary analysis focuses on a longer term horizon , exploiting the long run link between money and prices .

High heels have seen significant controversy in the medical field lately, with many podiatrists seeing patients whose severe foot problems have been caused almost exclusively by high heel wear.

We also must plan to change for the long term.

This is a long term solution.

But it needs to be done long term.

And they are interdependent over a long term.

long term management of human capital

Hamas is playing a long game.

Eternity is a really long time.

Although this proposal ultimately was discarded, it reveals both the erosion of US support and America s determination to signal its non assistance to Europeans who are in harm s way.

The attack occurred after a progressive decline of the Portuguese political system, effective since the Regeneration, due in part by the political erosion originated from the system of rotating governments (which saw the Progressive Party and Regenerator Party alternating in government).

Inaction can lead to long term consequences.

The euro banknotes quality deteriorates during circulation because they wear out or become dirty when passed from hand to hand , and vending machines , for example , may reject them .

But much more needs to be done.

But they were like, you know, this is a long term thing.

It's a long way from here to school.

Tom waited for Mary for a long time.

Digestion Digestion can take a long time.