Another, erected in the Sambor cemetery in 1897, depicts an open bookcase containing the Bible and commemorates a chief rabbi.
In 1902 one company put up billboards directly visible from the Ninth Avenue El tracks at 110th, and then another erected a plain board fence directly in front to block them.
But moments like these were in short supply; for most of the evening McCoy went on flinging himself from one harmonic peak to another, erecting such monumental edifices of scale and chord that the cumulative effect was a kind of musical vertigo.
"If you are Hungary's prime minister, you have to obey our laws," one declared, while another, erected in Orbán's hometown of Felcsút, cited the Hungarian law that forbids hateful agitation against members of any "national, ethnic, racial, or religious group".
Toomas Hendrik Ilves, the president of Estonia and an enthusiastic advocate for more tech-savvy government, warned delegates in Dublin not to erect "another wall in the BRICs".
Starting in the late 1800s, developers in the area raced one another to erect skyscrapers that were then of record-breaking height, though beholding the buildings today around City Hall Park, one finds them fairly modest in size.
The genus Chrysoraphidia, which greatly differs from Priscaenigmatidae based on the following diagnosis in possessing the long Sc with free ending, the configuration of forewing MP, the Rs not strongly zigzagged, and the pectinate forewing 1A, should represent another family in Priscaenigmatomorpha. Therefore, we herein erect another new family of Raphidioptera, Chrysoraphidiidae fam.
The researchers will then step from the dressing room into yet another tent erected inside the first one to ensure containability in the event of a rip.
The text of the epitaph was the same as that of another epitaph, erected in memory of Maqbool Bhat, the founder of Kashmir's main pro-independence militant group turned political formation the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, who was hanged in the same jail 29 years ago.
Still later, in the second century C.E., another Diogenes erected a large inscription, to this day only partially excavated, in the city of Oenoanda (in southwestern Turkey), which contained the basic tenets of Epicureanism (authoritative edition by Smith 1993, but new fragments have been published subsequently; see also Gordon 1996).
