「SAND」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| Silica | sand, a fine white sand used in making glass, is min |
| a 19th century newspaper, a quill pen, blotting | sand, a spitoon, and a top hat. |
| tep, attempts to feed them to his Spirit of the | Sand, a giant scorpion monster that turns out to be |
| ke Island to the south, are made up entirely of | sand, a substance that only a few, mostly monocotyle |
| after being forced to taste the contents; beach | sand, a memento of her late husband. |
| He was murdered in 1819 by Karl Ludwig | Sand, a militant member of the Burschenschaften. |
| technique with the new club was to contact the | sand a couple of inches behind the ball, not actuall |
| thomancy (from the Greek word "amathos" meaning | sand) a form of divination based on the interpretati |
| er work Sieben Handvoll Salz (Seven Handfuls of | Sand), a novel set in Sicily. |
| sting before the property was listed found that | sand about 40 feet below the parking lot was contami |
| O. quadrata lives in burrows in | sand above the strandline. |
| n and lightly fermented it by burying it in the | sand above the high-tide line. |
| Sand accepts the situation, wanting Betsy to be happ | |
| The | sand accumulated on the beach is rosy coloured, main |
| est maintenance problem to be the prevention of | sand accumulation at the base of the lighthouse. |
| s northeast point forms the Doom Bar, a spit of | sand across the river mouth. |
| rd Reay put them to work building a causeway of | sand across the Pentland Firth where, of course, the |
| in his 1997 release A Thousand Footsteps in the | Sand, actually recorded in 1992. |
| nodes which are covered in hairs to which fine | sand adheres creating a felty appearance. |
| decides to go with names over objects like sky, | sand, Air, toffee, balloon. |
| presence of fertile soil with stretches of fine | sand alerted seismologists to the fault's existence. |
| g his acquaintances were Heinrich Heine, George | Sand, Alfred de Musset, Hans Christian Andersen and |
| ic rock, followed by a 3-foot (0.91 m) layer of | sand, all of which rests on a slab of concrete. |
| ent, aiding the natural long shore transport of | sand along ocean beaches. |
| h is a multi-use path that runs adjacent to the | sand along the length of Bolsa Chica State Beach thr |
| The | sand also silted up Dunfanaghy harbour. |
| the formation consists of glauconiferous clayey | sand alternating with organic rich (humus and peat) |
| are slightly enlarged to help them walk on the | sand, although occasionally they occupy stony region |
| Amaranthus arenicola, commonly called | sand amaranth or sandhill amaranth, is a plant speci |
| Sand and gravel has also been extensively quarried a | |
| se salt on the icy roads, opting instead to put | sand and a chemical de-icer on the roads. |
| heir claws to feel for their prey hiding in the | sand and mud. |
| 13. "The | Sand and the Sea" (Charles Blackwell) - 2:34 Previou |
| It is a demersal fish that lives on | sand and mud bottoms in shallow coastal waters, at d |
| Mark of Zorro, The Three Musketeers, Blood and | Sand and over forty more films. |
| is dam reduces the current, causing most of the | sand and silt to settle before it reaches the main N |
| site are susceptible to erosion from wind-blown | sand and strong seasonal rains. |
| onstructed using a mixture of soil/clay, water, | sand, and other available organic materials. |
| d stone used as construction aggregates include | sand and gravel, iron and steel slag, sintered or ex |
| off-campus to The Wayne Manor (aka the House of | Sand and Fog). |
| ets, small coves and long sweeping stretches of | sand and pebble beaches. |
| nantly of limestone with subordinate dolostone, | sand and clay very similar to that of the subsurface |
| Ammocoetes burrow into the | sand and silt where they live for 3-7 years, feeding |
| fter 92 days they discovered an axe head in the | sand and were able to build a boat from the wreckage |
| sula is complex, with glacial deposits of clay, | sand, and loam on top of bedrock of granite and lime |
| hysical conditions of liquid mud and tide-swept | sand and rock. |
| gallons) of Valdez crude oil still in Alaska's | sand and soil. |
| The process used | sand and soda ash heated to a temperature of 2,600 ° |
| glacial periods left thick glacial deposits of | sand and gravel, providing the geologic foundation f |
| for the sea, white symbolizes the colour of the | sand, and black stands for the Norderney sea sign. |
| Former | sand and gravel pits have been filled and turned int |
| Murrell Park, a premier spot for catching | sand and black bass on the north shore, was heavily |
| erges, areas of acid grassland, patches of bare | sand and earth, and small areas of wet heath, includ |
| Besides coal, resources such as slate, kyanite, | sand, and gravel are mined, with an annual value ove |
| was first picked in soil containing mixtures of | sand and clay west of the village of Ban Hua Thanon, |
| nd released on Thomas's album, The Sound of the | Sand and other songs by the Pedestrians. |
| Ghost crabs buried in the cool beach | sand and tree swallows plucking bayberries on their |
| traction, subsequent infilling of the resultant | sand and gravel pits, and the heavy vehicle movement |
| was developed from a former opencast mine and a | sand and gravel quarry and was opened to the public |
| It is a demersal fish that lives on | sand and mud coastal bottoms at depths of between 2 |
| ivision consists of pale-yellow, current-bedded | sand and loam, with layers of pipeclay and occasiona |
| e mass planted in order to check winds, control | sand and protect dikes. |
| The Mahomet Aquifer consists of | sand and gravel deposited by glacial meltwater flowi |
| d Australia's best beaches, Australia's whitest | sand and Western Australia's most popular beach. |
| an album released to get Kiss' feet back in the | sand, and the new album will be a "real killer" one. |
| over to quarrying activities, where significant | sand and gravel deposits continue to be extracted to |
| be seen at ground-zero in the form of vitrified | sand and concentric blast rings. |
| Moving | sand and erosion were problems from early on, but fe |
| es from the environment (e.g., wind, rain, ice, | sand, and ultraviolet rays) and/or conceal antenna e |
| as a substrate of gravel, the substrate becomes | sand and silt going further downstream. |
| ht Club and Andre Dubus III, author of House of | Sand and Fog. |
| The west dam is a | sand and rockfill type with clay inside, long of 395 |
| Earth's crust and subsequently were modified by | sand and wave action. |
| pers Formation, and Antietam formation in which | sand and rock sedimented on the ocean floor forming |
| ince Jordy's hand then pulls the sword from the | sand and lifts it up in the air and we see him embra |
| e offspring of English Triple Crown winner Rock | Sand and race mare Gunfire. |
| towpath side gave way, spilling 10,000 tons of | sand and clay onto adjoining land. |
| d its own rivers carrying sediments composed of | sand and clay in to the Yeehaw Strait at Orange Isla |
| Previously it was an extraction pit for | sand and gravel, with the pits being closed and floo |
| battles, and demonstrated motte-and-bailey with | sand and matchsticks. |
| s mass is made of "junk"-microscopic organisms, | sand, and miscellaneous materials that gradually acc |
| open habitation area on an alluvial terrace of | sand and gravel beds overlooking the Ohio River. |
| d State University found two distinct layers of | sand and sediment between the clay deposited on the |
| Most of the | sand and gravel of the Mahomet Aquifer is from the l |
| used by a business entity known as the Highland | Sand and Gravel Pit. |
| There is a beach of | sand and rocks, with benches and tables provided clo |
| ey were ultimately canceled in favor of pumping | sand and filling the inlet. |
| nclude deposits of aeolian origin such as blown | sand and loess, slope deposits such as gelifluctates |
| It is a demersal fish that lives on | sand and mud bottoms at depths of between 15 and 800 |
| tural sheltered bay offering a large expanse of | sand and a gently sloping beach which becomes very p |
| Sand and gravel were excavated from the site of a sm | |
| The deep | sand and bumpy surface sap the energy of even the be |
| of rock and other material, allowing only finer | sand and gravel through. |
| ich is the description given to the dome-shaped | sand and gravel outcrops on the western boundary of |
| and Kleine Deister, clay for baking bricks and | sand and gravel in the river terraces of the Leine. |
| may also be found in semi-solid form mixed with | sand and water, as in the Athabasca oil sands in Can |
| sized rounded rocks and pebbles with islands of | sand and rounded gravels in midstream in the middle |
| an) and explosives expert Allan Greenberg (Paul | Sand) and concoct an elaborate plan for stealing the |
| It is a perennial vine which grows in beach | sand and other coastal habitats on the west coast an |
| lue and white, the same colours as those of his | sand and gravel business trucks. |
| er using a rigid or flexible screen to separate | sand and other fine particles out of water for irrig |
| Saccocirrus, which also lives in | sand, and more closely resembles the Polychaeta, has |
| hern and south-eastern part, which is formed by | sand and mud and is almost totally covered by Cymodo |
| f the lantern was eventually recovered from the | sand and is displayed at the Humboldt Bay Maritime M |
| etimes recover small amounts of gold from their | sand and gravel washing. |
| o the well-being of other plants by stabilizing | sand and dirt, promoting moisture retention, and fix |
| ly used) is an annelid worm that burrows in wet | sand and mud. |
| otors, clocks, strobe lights, branches, gravel, | sand and leaves. |
| st in Japan to be constructed with the cemented | sand and gravel method. |
| Around 200,000 cubic metres of mud, | sand and water were released into the Rio di Stava v |
| stern Asia, where it typically grows on coastal | sand and shingle. |
| Epping Forest comprises Bagshot Beds, which are | sand and gravel and not solid enough to provide habi |
| On the sides of the valley wind blown | sand and loess overlay the chalk and in the valley b |
| Condominium, who considered the area worthless | sand and a cheap appeasement to Benito Mussolini's a |
| nd tar sands, where bitumen is found mixed with | sand and clay, are becoming more important as source |
| to wait several hours (sometimes beached on the | sand, and sometimes overnight) until the tide turns |
| ry and alluvial deposit: marl, Mercia mudstone, | sand and gravel ("Burtle Beds"), peat, and deposits |
| 1 to 2 feet (30 to 60 cm) of depth over course | sand and about 8 by 13 feet (2.5 x 4 m). |
| siccated eggs resembled fine grains of wheat or | sand, and textiles dyed with kermes were described a |
| el on the southern slope of an extensive bed of | sand and gravel, which creates an undulating landsca |
| ing in 1976, the old dump site was covered with | sand and soil then redeveloped as a residential neig |
| In a joint effort by the St Albans | Sand and Gravel Co Ltd and the Lee Valley Regional P |
| iver Lea flood plain has been the centre of the | sand and gravel industry, as a result there are many |
| problem of vehicles becoming stuck in the soft | sand, and to start getting men through the exits bei |
| unds of commodity, to take account of any dust, | sand, and other impurity included in the suttle. |
| ubs and beaches, which are made of fine grained | sand, and are not straight, but instead are cut with |
| the site was soon covered by sedimentary rocks, | sand and clay. |
| elena, leaving her lying unconscious on the wet | sand, and progressing to the semi-finals of the tour |
| lication by Tarmac for permission to quarry for | sand and gravel on the land between Stanford and the |
| He subsequently developed many wet and dry | sand and emery papers, and a range of polishing comp |
| and East rivers, so long as the bottom is soft | sand and rich enough to cultivate small invertebrate |
| brackish water, insect larvae in fresh) out of | sand and mud. |
| Previously agricultural, with some | sand and gravel quarrying on the site of Asda Quesle |
| ales Ridge, a geologically significant range of | sand and limestone hills, which were islands from tw |
| height, emerges from Bugs' burrow trail in the | sand and claims the pearl for his own ("It's mine, y |
| Thorvaldsen, Thackeray, George Eliot and George | Sand; and she was frequently the guest of the Browni |
| withdrawn, and there's nothing beneath you but | sand and stone. |
| It nests on | sand and shell banks just above high tide mark and n |
| the west of the A1 road, though one farm and a | sand and gravel extraction site lie on the eastern s |
| he massive success of the 1971 film Boys in the | Sand, and of Deep Throat and Behind the Green Door, |
| her bodies were discovered buried completely in | sand and a week after the accident the death toll wa |
| ial till and extensive tracts of glacio-fluvial | sand and gravel. |
| orm a new plant in around a year in a medium of | sand and peat. |
| y indicates a more open structure in the rammed | sand, and if the increase continues, it will lead to |
| n deity, Samayapurathal or Mariamman is made of | sand and clay like many of the traditional Mariamman |
| It may be found on | sand and gravel in the sublittoral and lower littora |
| material used is estimated at 23 million m³ of | sand and 13.5 million m³ of till and over the years |
| G. H. Pattinson, and was located on the former | Sand and Gravel Wharf between Bowness-on-Windermere |
| Barry Island had been either on foot across the | sand and mud at low tide, or when the tide was in, b |
| nts out also that the greatest accumulations of | sand and other products of wind scouring do not occu |
| e seed sources);Bulk density, pH, soil texture ( | sand and clay). |
| ming to shore to mate, lay eggs in the surf and | sand, and minimize the risk of being attacked during |
| as gayly as ever, over its marble white bed of | sand and stone. |
| here it was revealed by the eroding away of the | sand and peat by the late 20th century, four thousan |
| hat the album would be titled From Mountains to | Sand, and that a May 27 release date had been set, w |
| ee extra campaigns called Desert Thunder, Quick | Sand, and Rattle Snake. |
| rowing from a tough rhizome which anchors it in | sand and other unstable substrate. |
| nce been drastically reduced to navigation with | sand and silt. |
| t (second largest, in the south) is composed of | sand and coral rubble that borders the lagoon. |
| This clam lives in | sand and mud and is found in intertidal or subtidal |
| It is found primarily on | sand and mud flats from shallow subtidal areas to ab |
| It is characterized by white | sand and clear blue waters, which is attributable to |
| ded, dry or wet grasslands and wide rivers with | sand and gravel bars. |
| Filtration is currently handled with a | sand and charcoal process, achieving turbidity level |
| n sewn up in a sack half-filled with scorpions, | sand, and vipers, and cast into the sea. |
| tle spoofs the Rudolph Valentino film Blood and | Sand, and many scenes directly parody that film. |
| tuated in and around the open waters created by | sand and gravel workings. |
| e west of Scorton station has been destroyed by | sand and gravel quarrying. |
| that her husband has lost almost everything to | Sand and needs her. |
| k that easily crumbles into mixtures of gravel, | sand, and silt-sized particles with some clay. |
| The species is found on | sand and amongst seagrass in waters up to 20 metres |
| Dartmouth, the remains are normally covered by | sand and only rarely exposed. |
| t the Royal Society on the motion of ripples in | sand and water. |
| w Terra's geography is made mostly of an orange | sand and rock, although there are some other kinds o |
| December 13, 1928: Heinie | Sand and $10,000 were traded by the Phillies to the |
| On top of this is a sequence of clay, | sand and sandstone layers, rich in fossils (the Beer |
| Franzoi couldn't keep up driving through the | sand and was set back and had to fight for his bronz |
| ople reminisce about Revere Beach it is not the | sand and surf they remember most, but the amusements |
| This was originally an island of | sand and sediment deposited in the Missouri River by |
| tters of Rishton extracted various dyes, quartz | sand, and fire clay from the surrounding the mountai |
| line itself, fairly straight, covered with hard | sand and offering no particular difficulties. |
| by line remained open for freight as far as the | sand and gravel quarries at Nassington. |
| llation; the soil consists mainly of limestone, | sand and clay. |
| It occurs on rocky reefs, seagrass beds, and | sand and mud seafloor to a depth of 100 m. |
| ound in many areas including chaparral, coastal | sand and roadsides at elevations below 1500 m. |
| During the 1980s, major | sand and gravel excavations took place all around Ri |
| rple spurge, a relatively rare plant of coastal | sand and shingle. |
| nd is a coral island, the surface includes fine | sand and coral reefs formed by weathering. |
| Tests on the snow revealed numerous | sand and clay dust particles, which were blown into |
| dout played Esmail Behrani in the film House of | Sand and Fog, and Behrooz Araz in the television ser |
| pete with bronze, cast iron and aluminium using | sand and permanent mold casting methods. |
| pure, and there are some other components like | sand and lime which can change the composition. |
| Sand and gravel excavated from what is now Lake Arte | |
| 59-77 °F), swift flowing alkaline streams with | sand and gravel bottoms. |
| The soil is of the area includes clay, | sand and loam on top of limestone with some patches |
| The beach is known for its magnetic | sand, and the strong, steady winds make the cliffs o |
| materials, primarily gravel, crushed stone, and | sand, and employs approximately 9,700 people at over |
| ese technique was the use of blankets to filter | sand and gravels, catching fine gold in the fabric's |
| Meanwhile, the two | sand and gravel firms continued to use the sea lock |
| eb in 1936 as bringing "down quantities of dark | sand, and we passed banks of it deposited on the lak |
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