But you have to assemble a lot of land, and it would be very costly".
By Donald Hamner and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 18 , 1955P. 20 Making a movie in Germany, a director assembled a lot of extras to play German soldiers.
This is most apparent in a new strain of conceptual videos and photography, and one strength of the biennale is that it assembles a lot of this new work.
Mike Goldsmith has assembled a lot of facts about noise, some familiar (trucks are noisy), some worth noting (the Big Bang was silent) and some nearly lost to history: The ill-fated Concorde was so loud that in 1976 Congress banned its landing in the United States (a decision quickly overturned by the secretary of transportation).
Time is a factor, because right now any entrepreneur who assembles a lot of sufficient size can — without any community review — match the height of the two towers, and there are at least a half dozen spots ripe for such development.
It's one thing to assemble a lot of anecdotes about how strange Ms. Jolie can be and another to offer a pretty good explanation of how she got that way.
One was an outdoor set built on the studio back lot, where the crew assembled a portion of the rocky terrain and generated the necessary rain effects.
I HAVE always found nuevo Latino to be something like California cuisine: a cuisine of assembled foods with a lot of different tastes, both raw and cooked.
He said yes, given that a car company and a rocket company "requires a large amount of atoms to be assembled" which takes a lot of money.
China, space, and military are three words that, when assembled, can inspire a lot of hysterical silliness, which can then encourage a poor grasp of reality, which leads to a bunch of dumb questions being asked by everyone from pundits to politicians.
