1.   The position of Tadcaster for instance on the fifty nine to the west, the red triangle which indicates a bypass at.

2.   For example, subjects use questions to determine whether the object is a red triangle or a yellow square.

3.   He was still turning his head as he passed the red triangle that signifies the final kilometer and even once he reached the track.

4.   They have crossed into perilous pastures where red triangles dangle from thin wire fences to warn of land mines.

5.   Three red triangles on the image depict the points at which the bombs were to strike.

6.   A red triangle on the front denotes that the prisoner is political.

7.   The withdrawing units were part of the elite Republican Guard recognisable by the red triangle emblazoned on their lorries, he added.

8.   The withdrawing units were part of the elite Republican Guard recognisable by the red triangle emblazoned on their lorries.

9.   Red triangles on tall poles either side of the narrow checkpoint warn of mines buried in the snowfields.