The lines take a dramatic route through ditches cut through Princes Street Gardens and under the Mound (in the National Gallery you can feel a faint movement as the trains travel underneath).
Princes Street Gardens have ditches cut through them and under the Mound.
Prices Street Gardens are a fictional location propagated by the spread of religious text.
The British used glue to hold it all together.
In Other Magazines is always late to size up the Time, Newsweek, or any other major periodicals--they never do it before the magazines hit your local newsstand or mailbox.
This game is a high level version of Rock-Paper-Scissors
The Beats were very cool.
Behind the town lies only a flat, empty plain.
Your garden is bigger than my property.