One of the team, Gerry Lucas, said: "This lake would have been a
watering hole for dinosaurs roaming around the area.
It's similar to the cooperation seen among diverse animal species at a
watering hole.
The study also indicates how this behavior uses rumbles in a structured way to transmit signals longer distances both through the air and through ground vibrations that could alert other elephant family groups not to approach the
watering hole until they're gone, thus avoiding the mass chaos of too many large, noisy bodies at the same
watering hole at the same time.
Gordon Mogg says: "The Plimsoll Line is our favourite
watering hole as it usually has a good range of real ales.
He said he was "tickled pink" at the prospect of seeing his name immortalised in the infamous
watering hole.
of an interesting exhange in a
watering hole in Aberdeen the other week, when Scotland's Press pack were in town to follow the national team.
The
watering hole is the starting point for the local anthem, which describes a journey to a race track in Blaydon in a cart.
The ``voice of Bob the Builder'' is now expected to fix up the Welsh bard's favourite
watering hole and turn it into a mecca for tourists.
Instead of mingling with co-stars Alice Evans and Paul Kay at The Porterhouse in London's Covent Garden, Johnny, 31, right, opted for a couple of pints at a quiet
watering hole across the road.
With its daytime exhibition hours and nightly programming, it was also a
watering hole for a broad cross-generational, cross-disciplinary group: Sherman, Longo, Salle, William Wegman, Vito Acconci, Philip Glass, Bill T.
We prematurely wrote the obituary of The Copy Cat bar, a favourite
watering hole for generations of Sunday Mail staff.
Regulars at the 182-year-old
watering hole fought a year-long campaign, backed by the ECHO, to save it from the bulldozers.
On the other side of a deep trench (which conceals an electric fence) is a
watering hole and a salt lick.
The site, which was rejected for landmark status in 1984, but is still being sought by some community groups, used to be a favorite eatery and
watering hole for notables such as Diamond Jim Brady, Theodore Roosevelt, H.
