"In the front office, we're trying to take the more global view from above".
Her book, The View from Above: The Science of Social Space, is published by MIT Press.
But starting this summer, Mr. Lorber's view from above might be restricted to the water.
They also had a view from above, thanks to a police helicopter.
The camera cuts to a dizzying view from above; it feels like hovering upside down in a dream.
"A View From Above," by Wilt Chamberlain Forget Joe DiMaggio's fifty-six-game hit streak, Roger Bannister's four-minute mile, or Wayne Gretzky's 2,857 career point tally.
Amanda Wright Lane, the great grand-niece of the brothers, told the crowd that her famous ancestors "may have the best seats today, the view from above".
The new sports memoirs tend toward ludicrous performance art — the literary offspring, if you will, of Wilt Chamberlain, who asserted in "A View From Above" (1991) that he had slept with nearly 20,000 women.
For a view from above, try paragliding school Parapente Lachens (00 33 4 94 84 55 70; parapente-lachens.com), where first-timers can stretch their wings with tandem baptism flights, from €55 per person.
The Worm According to Mondino (view from above).
a a view from above; b a side view.
