"I have a wide-standing blind spot for academia," he told me.
Jenner broke the world record, took a victory lap to a stadium-wide, standing ovation and became a star.
"They are my most recent works: more crazy, and more free-form," Mr. Fay said with a wide smile, standing under the jungle of colorful fruits, seeds, seed pods, leaves and vines floating above him.
The chief monument of ancient Idfū is the great sandstone temple of Horus, 451 feet (138 metres) long and 250 feet (76 metres) wide, standing on the site of an earlier temple of the 18th-dynasty (1567 1320 bce) period.
It was the most remarkable demonstration so far of artistic director Damian Cruden's achievement in establishing what now amounts to a city-wide, standing repertory company of 200-plus incredibly dedicated people.
The announcement was greeted with a web-wide standing ovation, especially from the developer community.
The scene ended with a room-wide standing applause.
In a two-dimensional system with small overcriticality we observe a wide variety of standing wave patterns.
Thus while Peirce and James used 'pragmatism' in a narrow sense, as referring to Peirce's principle, others may have used it in a wide sense as standing for a particular approach to understanding inquiry and the normative standards that govern it.
The designers looked at natural bamboo forests while plotting the skyscraper, ecosystems wherein a wide range of standing trees coexist, creating an overlapping network. .
There is, for example, the Italian Renaissance painting of a young woman, brunet, demure and wide-eyed, standing before a window, that entered the National Gallery's collection in the mid-19th-century.
