Yeah!" Empty plastic beer cups were erected into towers.
The long quills along head, nape, and back can be erected into a crest.
Our subsequent experiments — high-speed videos of duck penises erecting into glass tubes of various shapes — suggested we were right.
This puritanical education, proceeding in a climate of austerity, had as its sole norm the interests of the state, erected into a supreme category; the Spartan was trained under a strict discipline to obey blindly the orders of his superiors.
Later institutional inquisitions were established in Portugal in 1540 (abolished in 1821) and in Rome (for the Papal States and some other parts of Italy) in 1542; the latter was erected into the Congregation of the Holy Roman and Universal Inquisition, or Holy Office, one of the 15 secretariats into which the administrative reforms of Sixtus V (1585 90) divided papal government.
He resolved to introduce this more dynamic and "open" style of life into Russia, a goal he pursued after the overthrow of Sophia in 1689 and that he erected into a policy of state after he became sole ruler following the death of his mother in 1694.
The heavy bombardment of Sicilian cities in this campaign gained him the name of "King Bomba," while his harsh treatment of the participants in the revolts earned him the dislike of many Europeans, notably of the future British prime minister William Ewart Gladstone, who denounced Ferdinand's regime as "the negation of God erected into a system of government".
In fact, Poincaré's model of explanation, founded on a minimum of well-confirmed hypotheses erected into principles and from which any meaningful propositions can be deduced, is called into question by Maxwell's approach.
"Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is a first woman in the country's history whose confrontation have been erected into the ranks of the state politics".
In 1680 Archibald had his lands erected into a Barony by Charles II of England called the Barony of Strathlachlan which was centred around Castle Lachlan.
