- Beyond the Dutch oven and paralleling the bedrooms was - a long table with matching stools.

Not paralleling the decline in membership is the household income of members of mainline denominations.

Roughly paralleling Khatchaturian's career was that of Rachmaninoff, considerably older though he was.

After paralleling Fayette Avenue, the tracks enter Mountain View station.

The route soon becomes more wooded in nature, paralleling the western shore of the pond, and turns northwest past Sunrise Lake.

Since 1800 onwards this rise has dramatically accelerated paralleling roughly the concomittant temperature rise.

The Silver Mine Ski Road, a trail paralleling most of the lake, meets the parkway at the eastern lakeshore.

Or did I head south, paralleling the range, until I got to Royal Gorge and follow the Arkansas River to the west, under the clouds?

PA 611 enters Monroe County paralleling the Delaware River and I-80 which is in New Jersey.

At one point, I was overtaken by two cars travelling along the narrow twisting country lane I was paralleling, and there was hardly any wind about, either.

At the intersection with Elma Hicklin Road, the road stops paralleling the railroad and continues northeast into Mason County.

After paralleling once again, NY 52 continues southeast, reaching the terminus of CR 53 (Old Greenfield Road).

Also paralleling the men's tournament, the women's tournament does not determine the SEC champion; that honor has been awarded based on regular-season record since the 1985-86 season.

NOTE: Paralleling Ezekiel's vision of Jerusalem destroyed is his vision of Jerusalem restored.

It was during their reign that the Jagadalla Vihara (monastery) in Barindri flourished paralleling with Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Devikot.

The state highway passes Wilkins Lane before curving to the north, crossing a creek before closely paralleling the Chester River, where the road passes some residential subdivisions.

It consists of 22 stations on one line, paralleling the Volga River from the northern suburbs of Volgograd to its city core for a total length of 17.3 kilometres.

Though member countries have proclaimed an "economic union," so far even the idea of a broad customs-free area in the Commonwealth paralleling the one in the European Community has not been achieved.

Nixon picked himself up and began paralleling the road, hoping not to run into anybody who'd notice a man with a nuke strapped to him and cow spit all over the nuke.

The route traverses from Aguila at the northwest, Wickenburg at the northeast, and a southeast stretch at the mountains northeast, with the route paralleling the Hassayampa River.

Route 33 is not the only public road through the field: roughly paralleling 33, but closer to the Temblor Range, is Midoil Road, which winds through the field and along its southwestern boundary.

The abolitionists worked hard to maintain this denominational momentum as a source of petitioning and Joseph Sturge noted that they would simply be paralleling the tactics of the campaign against the Test and Corporation Acts.

An even larger network of American Socialist Sunday Schools, closely paralleling the British movement, was launched by members of the Socialist Party of America during the first two decades of the 20th Century.

From antiquity to the days we are treating here its social commentators delighted in paralleling the heavenly hierarchies with those of this world, stressing the point that true liberty was service to God, his Church, his princes, and his people.

In the past, an underground pedestrian passage had been proposed, paralleling the Green Line tracks and connecting the two stations, but this idea was dropped in favor of a direct transfer connection between the Blue and Red Lines.

I see a parallel between this and going to school.

From my own work, one particular parallel comes to mind.

In five years there will be no parallel to you.

It is always going to have to take place in parallel with the research.

We do not believe there has been a parallel to the case in American history.

This is also work with few parallels in the history of music.

It's hard to see any parallel in our current situation.

In all, it has been a week with few parallels.

Certainly there are other parallels in the lives of the two men.

Sometimes it seemed they were moving in parallel rather than together.

It has also been seen to have parallels with culture history.

There seemed to be so many parallels between those two men.

These are two issues that we must address in parallel.

Here we start from the parallel between public and private institutions.

More recently, think about 1980 - and that may be a better parallel.

Well, it might be nice if we were able to do more things in parallel.

We were thinking that there just might be some parallels.

If she could only find in her memory the right parallel.

Neither do I know how, or where, to find a case parallel to my own.

Since then, the two have started five separate companies they run in parallel.

The distance between two points on the same parallel is true.

I agree there is a parallel with the world of business.

The legs can be either in parallel or turned out.

Then he will hold his left hand parallel to the ground as if for balance, or to test the air.

Those who go on the long ride should head east parallel to the water to the end of the road.

One is a parallel program, in which students work and study during the day.

"They do understand there needs to be a parallel political process."

The parallel course did not take hold, however, until the next century.

I'm not sure that this parallel works, but everything else does.

He walked along the parallel street, looking for a way through.

"It was this parallel world full of people you hear about but have never met."

These interests run much more parallel than some people would have us believe.

And there had been a parallel situation in that case.

She's going to come on to a parallel course - now!

Tom and some others were moving up a parallel street.

"It is as though they live along parallel lines that never meet."

A parallel bill has yet to reach the floor of the Senate.

I was almost convinced he might actually live in a parallel world.

Actually, parallel bodies of power began to be set up.

They cannot believe in the real possibility of these parallel lives.

But student victims may want parallel action by the school.

In a parallel environment, both will have access to the same data.

I'm thinking you may be living in a parallel universe though.

According to this, there had been two parallel lines of development.

"Look through the field and you see the parallel universe on the other side."

He'd have to make a turn at the corner and drive through the city on a parallel street.

They had never kept to the main road if a parallel side street would serve their turn.

The California board filed a parallel action under state law.

Prospects for a parallel bill in the House are less certain.

A parallel question is the small but real risk of pregnancy.

She seems to parallel me all the time, whatever I may do.

For the first four miles, a power line parallels the road.

This parallels action taken earlier in the week by Congress.

In a great many ways, his career parallels my own.

They paralleled the road running from my left to right.

There were also parallels in the development of literature and social thought.

Then, they turned back south and began to parallel the incoming road.

Even so, she asked, "Does this mean every book has to parallel the film from which it is made?"

The road began to parallel the deep blue green of the ocean, which was far off to our right.

More often it parallels his assessment of American culture in general.

The move parallels a similar shift in other areas of the computer industry.

That way, people could have their baggage, but still be able to parallel park.

And his legal analysis pretty much paralleled my own, actually.

It also parallels the story of the women and the resurrection.

We were following a road that seemed to parallel the Potomac, on its west side.

Not that parallels with other works don't come to mind.

This sort of activity could be paralleled in many other states.

"Our best bet, I think, would be to parallel the road if possible and wait for a better opportunity."

Their activity cannot be paralleled in the whole range of the world's history.

Soon he turned off, paralleling them until they were just north of the Square.

It is not known whether the course of the disease will continue to parallel that in humans.

Route 86 parallels it and there is public access at many points.

In some ways, this parallels the internet click through model.

She wrote a novel whose story paralleled her own life.

Soon they were up with the smoke, paralleling the fire.