These days, Ms. Ghosh has trouble making it across campus because she is stopped so often.
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This could be attributed to people or livestock carrying the pathogen making it across the ocean in boats.
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At the time, they thought making it across the border would be the hardest part of their journey.
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After treacherously making it across the border, he bounced around from hospital to hospital undergoing five major operations on his amputated leg.
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American-led aid shipments, staged in nearby countries including Colombia and Brazil, have had less success making it across the country's borders.
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If, in theory, securing a viable future is about making it to Europe, in practice it is about making it across Europe.
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Yes, but: With so many technical and policy questions, you can see how even this relatively simple proposal could end up not making it across the finish line.
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The fate of children staying in the squalid camp where migrants converged in the hope of making it across to Britain, has been a political problem for the British government.
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Only then, hoping to leave, or making it across the border, do you understand that those who live on the other side do not see you as human at all.
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When Sir Martin Frobisher sailed from England to the Canadian territory in 1578, he and his crew celebrated with salt beef and mushy peas and thoroughly gave thanks for making it across the ocean safely.
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Even if I spin and crash out, not making it across either checkpoint or finish line before the timer's struck zero, I'm still smiling while my passenger's smacking ten shades out of me for my ineptitude.
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Demolition teams finished tearing down unoccupied shacks and tents in the northern seaside town on Monday after last week's evacuation of thousands of migrants from the "Jungle" camp where more than 6,000 people were living, most in the hope of making it across the Channel to Britain.
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City Hall officials say the numbers living and sleeping rough in the area have swollen by about a third since the evacuation last week of the Jungle camp in Calais, where more than 6,000 people were living, most of them in the hope of making it across the short Channel sea crossing to Britain.
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Of these, the largest number (129, or 55% of successful escapees) succeeded in making it across the fence in unmined sectors. 89 people (39% of escapees) managed to cross both the minefields and the fence, but just 12 people (6% of the total) succeeded in getting past the SM-70s booby-trap mines on the fences.
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While Michiel guards Ben, Jack and Erica succeed in making it across the river to Zwolle. Ben tells Michiel that he had arranged for his father to be released, but that his father refused to let another villager be shot in his place. Ben attempts to escape to a passing German patrol, but Michiel shoots and kills him. A few months later, Allied soldiers enter the village and are rapturously welcomed by the villagers.
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The post showed a GIF- image of a truck just making it across a bridge as it was collapsing underneath it. This created a large interest in the title, resulting it being the top paid iOS within 10 days of the image's posting. Headup Games took initiative to offer sales on the game and cross-promote the other titles in the series. With the boost in North America, the game saw over 27 million free and paid downloads, and a "good seven-digit figure" in paid sales by March 2014, according to Gregor Ebert of Headup Games.
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