The scaffold and the blade stand poised high above center stage as, one by one, Danton and his followers mount the stairs and put their heads on the block.
Leeds Art Gallery, to 21 Feb A sculptural construction of welded steel, springs, wire and blades stands as a dramatic centrepiece.
Its new flood wall offers a sweeping panorama across the Humber: from the chimneys of Killingholme power station to the Humber bridge; just to the west lies the Siemens factory where wind turbine blades stand glinting in the sun.
The black markings on their backs, chests, and shoulder blades stood out in the bright sun, skulls and sickles, women's faces, and incomprehensible cyphers, as well as skeletons, Virgin Marys, gloomy curves, and lofty quotations.
Decay thrusts the blade, wheat stands in excrement trembling.
But in the brutal world of sports sponsorship, the "Blade Runner" stands to lose everything, even presuming his innocence.
For example, if there were two blades of grass that were indiscernible from each other, then one blade would stand in spatial and temporal relation R to the rest of the world, whereas the other blade would stand in some other spatial and temporal relation R′ to the rest of the world.
The US National Academy of Sciences conducted an extensive study on this and agreed that individual scientist's assumption were occasionally questionable the normal process of scientific progress but that a dozen replicate studies added more waviness to the handle but the blade still stood out.
The engineers take dozens of blades and stand them upright in a vacuum chamber.
Just ask Mr. Margolick, who is reluctantly cheering for the Mets in the Subway Series, mainly because he would rather chew on razor blades than stand with Yankee fans.
A small brass blade, the tangent, stands on each key just below its string.
