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If it did, it's pretty obvious Footwork would be a main event.
Unlike S. cerevisiae, UPR induction has been reported to be a main event upon exposure to salt stress in the halotolerant yeast Rhodotorula mucilaginosa [ 9].
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This is why the quarter has become a cool hangout and a recognised design district; last autumn, tours of the area were a main event at the Istanbul Design Biennial.
It's hard to predict how a fighter will perform in a higher weight class, but with this being a main event fight, they will have five rounds to work.
The Hambach Festival in May 1832 was a main event in support of German unity, freedom and democracy.
Key West's annual Hemingway Days celebration, of which the look-alike contest is a main event, ends on Sunday, the 114th anniversary of Hemingway's birth.
Endothelial dysfunction is a main event in the pathogenetic cascade conducing to cardiovascular events [ 2] and therapies aiming at preserving endothelium are needed for the effective prevention of CVD.
Stephanie: … But if you walk out and you make the people notice you, you can be a main-event guy.
Styles would be deemed 'too small' to be a main-event star in WWE and would never progress past the mid-card.
According to Stephanie McMahon, an executive and Linda's daughter, everyone knew that Hulk Hogan couldn't wrestle: Stephanie: … But if you walk out and you make the people notice you, you can be a main-event guy.
He was a main-event attraction at the Garden 21 times, more than any other fighter, he won and lost the lightweight (135-pound) title twice, and he drew what is evidently the biggest gate in boxing history -- almost $35.9 million in War Bond purchases -- fighting at the Garden as an Army private in 1944.
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