Those who warn against such action hold that the breadth of the Wall constitutes part of the Temple Mount itself and therefore retains holiness.
And the words of the poem, which refer to the pear tree — and, by implication, to a cherished world gone — as a lover, suggest a breadth of sorrow no wall could contain or keep out: Behind the closed gate, on a rainy night, how she is filled with sadness, How differently she looked bathed in golden rays of moonlight, before darkness fell.
Lehman's throes, coming just half a year after Bear Stearns collapsed suddenly, rattled city officials who already were concerned about the depth and breadth of the damage on Wall Street.
Stretching the breadth of northern England, Hadrian's Wall is a majestic reminder of the ambition and might of the Roman Empire's conquest in Britain.
Particularly when dealing with smaller companies, the breadth of services provided by a Wall Street heavyweight is not necessarily attractive, Paschke said, echoing Piper Jaffray's Salveson.
The search for the missing money has touched the breadth of the commodities futures business, from Wall Street hedge funds to Midwest farmers.
(Schweitzer) ★ Trinity Choir (Thursday) The choir of Trinity Church, at Wall Street, is renowned for the breadth of its repertory, though most listeners think of it primarily for its performances of Baroque and Classical works.
The investigation of the Goldman banker, now identified as Matthew E. Korenberg, also underscores the breadth of the government's crackdown on illegal stock trading on Wall Street.
Where Jon had the breadth of vision to understand that what is happening beyond The Wall will ultimately matter more than who sits on the Iron Throne, Dany's focus is increasingly narrowing.
Still, the breadth of the overseas bribery law puts JPMorgan — and no doubt other Wall Street banks that engaged in similar practices — in a difficult position.
The Wall Street Journal reported some White House officials questioned the breadth of his promise.
