Then he remembered: Two weeks earlier, as he was showing his badge at the bridge offering entry into the Green Zone, Yaghdan had noticed a man from his neighborhood standing in the same line, watching him.
A small town at the heart of New Zealand's tourism industry has been cut off as landslides, destroyed roads and bridges block entry in and out of the coastal resort.
Their newly created homes will be situated along the entry bridge and within the sculpture court of the Marcel Breuer-designed museum.
Something went awry during that first performance, and the machine did not form the bridge for the entry of the gods into Valhalla.
The feminist critique of the private/public distinction, central to both models, serves as a bridge to the entry's second section.
A veritable border crossing, the bridge is an entry point into an unsurrendered nation.
The WRC staff recently spoke to a women seeking asylum from Central America who was turned away at the border and was kidnapped by gang members just a few minutes later while crossing back over the U.S. port of entry bridge.
Previous work showed that Cut12 plays a role in promoting G2/M transition by activating polo kinase Plo1 upon mitotic entry (Bridge et al, 1998; MacIver et al, 2003; Petersen and Hagan, 2005).
For example, in fission yeast this structure is important for spindle microtubule formation (Hagan and Yanagida, 1995; Vardy and Toda, 2000), mitotic entry (Bridge et al, 1998; Petersen and Hagan, 2005), SIN (Septation Initiation Network) signalling (Krapp and Simanis, 2008), and cell morphogenesis and polarity (Kanai et al, 2005).
(Of the United States entries, Bridge Baron finished sixth and Bridge Captain was eighth).
