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1. 24Strive to enter in at the strait gate: for many, I say unto you, will seek to enter in, and

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2. 13Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leads to

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3. 14Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leads unto life, and few there

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4. Especially the battle in a narrow, tide-torn strait after a strong gale blew them far to the west

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5. A late act of parliament has, in this respect, somewhat slackened their fetters, though they are still by much too strait

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6. Each of her six heads bent down in the strait, and

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7. Soon they were out of Port Phillip Bay, through the channel and into Bass Strait, a body of water between Australia and

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8. As he was departing Bass Strait and heading for the southern

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9. Honshu, and involved commerce on the Strait of Shimonoseki, a

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10. command of Captain David McDougal, sailed into the strait and

11. Lawrence Island is about 150 miles south of the Bering Strait, which leads into the Arctic Ocean

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12. Shenandoah was on course ultimately for the Bering Strait because that was where the turncoat navigator and newly

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13. Lawrence Island, on her way to the Bering Strait

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14. persisted all day long, so this precluded any contact with Yankee whalers for the rest of the day as the Shenandoah approached closer to the Bering Strait

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15. skies in the Bering Strait

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16. Shenandoah was nearing the center of the Bering Strait

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17. At half past one, they neared a fleet of at least ten ships at the entrance of the Bering Strait, and Waddell raised the American flag

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18. Strait into the Arctic Ocean a short time earlier

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19. The Bering Strait now intervenes

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20. another vessel since the Bering Strait, and he continued to search for one, friendly or otherwise

21. I looked at him quizzically, then said, “I figured you for George Strait at night and Rush Limbaugh in the daytime

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22. How believable was it ever that the Soviets would conquer the US? How could they hope to cross oceans with a US Navy easily three times that of Soviet strength? How could any invasion of Alaska succeed over a frozen strait with no major ports and some of the highest frozen mountains in the world? Both the US and USSR are essentially unconquerable

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23. 6 When the men of Israel saw that they were in a strait, (for the people were distressed,) then the people did hide themselves in caves,

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24. 14 And David said to Gad, I am in a great strait, let us fall now into the hand of the Lord; for his mercies are great, and let me not fall

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25. Mat 7:13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:

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26. Mat 7:14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it

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27. 16 Even so would he have removed you out of the strait into a broad place, where there is no straitness; and that which should be set

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28. Luk 13:24 Strive to enter in at the strait gate: for many, I say unto you, will seek to enter in, and shall not be able

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29. Her hair was dark brown, long, and strait, and she wore it braided

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30. of Judea, and holding them strait, hindered their building; 73 And by their secret plots, and popular persuasions and commotions,

31. 18 Nevertheless the righteous shall suffer strait things, and hope for wide, for those

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32. who have done wickedly have suffered the strait things, and yet shall not see the wide

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33. 21 For God has given strait commandment to such as came, what they should do to live, even as they

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34. 49 They also of the tower in Jerusalem were kept so strait, that they could

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35. over against the great strait of Judea

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36. 15 Then Adam stood up and prayed before the Lord, to let him know about this strait

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37. Moments later, after leaving behind several islands on the horizon, they entered a strait that reminded Roger of the spectacular setting of Alaska’s Interior Passage with its deep fjords and waterfalls described in Odyssey Resumed

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38. Roger and Josie chose a camping ground at the shore from which they had a perfect view of the Rock and all maritime activity through the Strait of Gibralatar

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39. The next day they took a ferry to Ceuta, a Spanish city on the other side of the strait, on the African continent

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40. that scares me strait

41. further that we would have liked, darting strait

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42. 15 Then Adam stood up and prayed before the Lord to let him know about this strait

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43. 72 But the heathen of the land lying heavy on the inhabitants of Judea and holding them strait hindered their building; 73 And by their secret plots and popular persuasions and commotions they hindered the finishing of the building all the time that king Cyrus lived: so they were hindered from building for the space of two years until the reign of Darius

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44. 14 If then those who live labour not to enter these strait and vain things they can never receive those who are laid up for them

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45. 18 Nevertheless the righteous shall suffer strait things and hope for wide for those who have done wickedly have suffered the strait things and yet shall not see the wide

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46. 21 For God has given strait commandment to such as came what they should do to live even as they came and what they should observe to avoid punishment

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47. 49 They also of the tower in Jerusalem were kept so strait that they could neither come out nor go into the country nor buy nor sell: what for they were in great distress for want of victuals and a great number of them perished through famine

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48. 9 Also he came over against Esdraelon near to Judea over against the great strait of Judea

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49. In 1994 the Coast Guard had to use nine ice breaking vessels in the bad areas of Lake Superior (White Fish Bay) and the Lake Huron-Michigan connection at the Mackinac Strait

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50. “The only thing amazing to me is that you’re not both in strait

51. The steamers made a round-about trip through the strait

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52. As the helicopter sped effortlessly across the glassy, wine coloured waters of the Strait of Otranto, the hills of Italy were a dusty yellow in the afternoon sun, until the machine banked

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53. In spite of the pilot's criticism of CSIS budgetary cutbacks which resulted in fewer maintenance checks, the amphibian flew evenly and well, and Harry Travis was afforded a slowly changing panorama of the rugged but spectacular west coast of Canada and the Strait of Georgia, the island-dotted sea lane separating Vancouver Island and the mainland of North America

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54. rambling pulp and logging operations, and the islands in the Strait were numerous but signs of habitation were rare

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55. The “John” he referred to was John Strait who headed the scene of crime investigation team

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56. John Strait, tall and gaunt, with deep brown, almost black eyes, was in his fifties and very experienced

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57. ‘Sorry,’ she said, looking at Morton, then, with her head down, she opened and read the text as John Strait started his briefing

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58. ‘The first puzzler is why was Twinn wearing a bulletproof vest?’ John Strait let what he had just said hang in the air for a moment before he pressed on, ‘Now it gets complicated

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59. John Strait picked up a blue pen and started to draw a crude floor plan of the house on the whiteboard

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60. John Strait pondered this for a moment then said, ‘Not only that but he must have been the one in the wardrobe, and he shot assailant one

61. ‘There’s nothing we can do now,’ said John Strait

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62. Jane stood on the rocks beside Morton and Strait as they looked down at the mouth of the cave

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63. DI Morton then edged her away from John Strait so he could have a word with her in private

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64. Jane turned back to John Strait to chat to him for a couple of minutes to put a bit of space between her and Morton

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65. ‘What makes you think that?’ asked Strait

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66. John Strait looked closely at the picture and after a couple of moments said, ‘It might be, it might not

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67. Half an hour later DC Jane Tetlow and John Strait had managed to reach the beach

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68. ‘Mae ‘na rhywbeth arall! Absolutely there’s something else,’ said Jane with as much authority as she could muster, ‘You stay alert and contact Mr Strait as soon as the tide is low enough to get the SOCO team in, not a minute later

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69. Jane and John Strait continued back towards the promenade

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70. Jane walked across the room to where John Strait was talking to one of his men

71. Jane had collared DI Morton after she had spoken to John Strait

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72. ‘So what’s so special about Tennant that he’s classed as a missing person just over forty eight hours after his wife last sees him?’ asked John Strait

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73. ‘Why does Brooks think they dropped the case?’ asked John Strait

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74. After Morton and Strait had given their updates to those members of the teams that were in the building, Morton had taken DCs O’Brien and Hayes to one side

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75. DC Alan Potter’s first call was to John Strait, the head of the SOCO team assigned to the investigation

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76. ‘Have you been in contact with anyone from here this morning?’ said John Strait, concern in his voice

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77. ‘I’m yet to hear of a terrorist incident in this country involving a grenade,’ said John Strait, ‘ but Lovatt said it’s terrorists and what he says goes

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78. The phone went muffled for a few moments while John Strait called over to Gary who was talking to someone nearby

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79. The next call she made was to John Strait

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80. ‘I think that’s a plausible explanation of what must have happened,’ said John Strait

81. ‘Whatever it was he got killed for it,’ said John Strait, ‘What about the gun? We never found it

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82. Everybody involved in the investigation that was in the church hall would have been at the noon briefing, sat facing the stage entirely focused on what DI Morton and John Strait would be saying

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83. He had returned from his trip to the garage at Welshpool, given the mobile phone he had retrieved from Twinn’s car to John Strait and been sent back out again to help the team investigating the explosion in the station car park

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84. John Strait and his team were working flat out on the evidence accumulated on the shootings of Jeff Ainsley, Dennis Twinn, David Tennant and the Labrador

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85. John Strait had worked with him a number of times in the past and had a great deal of respect for him, as did Demery for John Strait

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86. So when John Strait told Detective Superintendent Demery he believed something was significant he listened

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87. ’ said John Strait

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88. ‘One other thing,’ said John Strait, ‘There was a key on Twinn’s car key ring that looks like a locker key

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89. John Strait could have told him that the man in the other bag had been shot, and that he had counted at least eight bullet entry points in the man’s body before it was zipped into the bag

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90. There was one person at the heart of all this, though, that she thought would be below their radar, John Strait

91. ‘Yes, absolutely,’ said Jane as reassuringly as she could, ‘The man driving is John Strait

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92. ’ She gave one of the mobile phones that John Strait had given her to Vicky, and reassured her it was untraceable

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93. He told him about the conversation he had had with John Strait, relaying a message from DC Jane Tetlow

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94. ‘That’s the one,’ she said to John Strait, the mouse pointer hovering over a file in her directory called BORK V2, ‘as soon as I double-click on this file the computer will look for a code

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95. John Strait snatched the USB stick from the laptop and ran upstairs to his office

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96. “You will see how strait I can shoot

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