It's there, the Bible says, that King Solomon built the First Temple, circa 1000 B.C., where Herod refurbished the Second Temple, and where Titus tore it down, in 70 A.D. Its inner sanctuary is known as the Holy of Holies — a place where no one but the High Priest was allowed to tread.
To the west, past six lanes of traffic is the Marine Parkway Bridge, which is also walkable; the Verrazano, upon which only marathoners are allowed to tread; the vibrant green marshes that lead into the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Preserve, and then, like outsized sand castles, the whole of downtown Manhattan.
Though the museum's new building greatly expanded the public gallery space, this show -- the 2006 edition of the museum's staff art show -- is tucked into the corners and corridors of the fourth and fifth floors, where only curators and administrators are allowed to tread.
Housed in the remnants of a castle built by Henry VIII, the Squadron is a charming refuge with a well-tended lawn, which, until 1911, was the only part of the property where women were allowed to tread.
(a) 1, (b) 2, (c) 3 or (d) 4. 12 Ai Weiwei put loads and loads of seeds into Tate Modern in the name of art, but after a bit people weren't allowed to tread on them because this made people have asthma.
Mere mortals were not allowed to tread its hallowed ground as the ladies at the gate kept out all but the invited and kept folks from crossing through the booth.
So at least the new digital paywall strategy is allowing the company to tread water instead of keep sinking.
Since that will likely never be proved (UN inspectors aren't allowed to say who they think was behind the attack), he's just treading water.
Still, Democrats would be wise to tread carefully with advertisements.
