After about eight miles — Altman knew that it was more than a two-hour walk back to the main road — Manyenga slowed the bike and plunged into the bush, not a road, hardly a track, just an opening in the high grass that led to a clearing, a scattering of huts, the big upright baskets on legs which were granaries, the crisscrossed paths that marked the edge of Malabo.
And from the collection of the son of William Copley, who was an early Westermann fan, comes "The Big Change," a large, upright, often-reproduced object made of laminated Douglas fir plywood.
In her powerful TEDTalk, Louise Leakey shares that we are big brained, upright and walking hominids.
My piano, a big, black upright, weathered eight moves, three amateur musicians, one actual copycat and climates ranging from semi-tropical to sub-Arctic.
The machine that did this was as big as an upright piano.
Weeden is very good at throwing the seam route, and Evan Moore, with his big frame and upright style, has proven effective on these patterns.
From these conditions came the trunk-like uprights, big enough to contain lifts and stairs, and a structural system using laminated timber and steel, held together with high-performing glue, tested to ensure it would withstand the highest imaginable temperatures in this spot.
In front of the piano a big tenor saxophone rested upright on a stand.
Mr. Sher puts the three singers in a big bed (cranked almost upright by the Prompter), and the seduction becomes a confused tangle of limbs amid dim light.
"We lack fur, walk upright, have big brains and subcutaneous fat and have a descended larynx, a feature common among aquatic animals but not apes".
One or two human features could have arisen because our ancestors picked homes near the sea but the entire package of attributes – lack of fur, upright posture, big brains, sinuses and others – is just too much, they add.
