For the bishop and Jacinto, a rugged rock stairway with primitive steps and handholds is the only route.
With only a little extra engineering and handholding, the fintech came up with a simple suite of testable configurations that plugged into the bank's systems.
Here and there on the face of the wall were footholds and handholds in the form of slots the size of bricks.
Launched this week, the images are Google's first vertical Street View collection, featuring vertigo-inducing panoramas and high-definition photography of the wall's cracks, ledges and handholds.
If anything, however, the history of the past 50 years shows us that the slippery slope has all sorts of ledges and handholds by which we can brake our descent into serfdom and indeed climb back up.
In a country where public kissing and handholding are largely frowned on, a fast-growing crop of prime-time reality television shows are attracting large audiences, and generating heated controversy, with unconventional guests and risqué situations.
Carla's manager raised her peers' concerns with Carla, she but responded that she had no time for corporate politics and "handholding" those who couldn't keep up with her drive and intensity.
This isn't a courtroom thriller: Will excels at "finding small cracks and handholds in the cliff face of the law," and his juridical hairsplitting prevents either case from coming to trial.
In subsection (d), the words "such as rear view mirrors, turn signal lamps, marker lamps, steps and handholds for entry and egress, flexible fender extensions, mudflaps and splash and spray suppressant devices, load-induced tire bulge, refrigeration units or air compressors and other devices" are omitted as unnecessary and because most items listed relate to width rather than length.
