In these cases and in others taking aim at pillars of civil society, such as rights lawyers, the authorities seem determined to send a stern message.A similar fate could yet befall any or all of the five women.
Meanwhile, Amy, humble in birth, noble in aspirations, with degrees from Harvard and Columbia, has traded in her berth at Ivey-Rush for a carrel at another pillar of the Establishment: In Depth magazine, a venerable New York publication that doesn't use photographs or illustrations and "was so dignified it never published bitchy observations regarding a candidate's dyed hair or ferocious temper".
Besides Mr. Ghosn, no foreigner has held a top executive position at a pillar of corporate Japan.
The mob surged toward the Suez Canal, determined to lash out at that pillar of the Egyptian state and economy.
Throwing stones at the pillar of evil also had to be abandoned because I don't think anyone here will find an Iraqi throwing seven pebbles at the Washington Monument amusing.
At the Pillar of Fire Church, on the grounds of the Firestone Natural Rubber Company, Reverend Luther Tarpeh led his flock through the final hours of a truly catastrophic year.
Crony corporatism, contributing hugely to American poverty, has also accompanied these trends, and I have written against it extensively, but a serious engagement with the well-being of our fellow Americans demands an honest look at the pillar of our redistributive system whose stated purpose is to reduce poverty and increase economic opportunity.
Not what we think we're about but actually looking back at history, at the pillars of our existence".
May 14 at 7 30: "Les Sylphides," "Pillar of Fire," and "Rodeo".
May 16 at 2: "Les Sylphides," "Pillar of Fire," and "Fancy Free".
