Borders!& 8212shutter their doors, perhaps we should think about airlifting some good old literature to allies stuck behind unintentionally-erected book blockades.
She said she purposely omitted the word "genocide" from her book because using the word erected a roadblock to reconciliation.
On his grave in Itteringham, Norfolk, a stone book - erected by a young bank robber whom Barker had befriended - states: "No Compromise".
This is not to speak of the booths to be set up, platforms erected, the many trucks bearing books.
In 1840 another two rooms were erected in which to store books, and in 1883 a new Library was constructed with space to store approximately 11,000 books.
He changed the names of the months to honor family members; banned car radios, forced his book, "Ruhnama," into school curriculums; and erected countless statues of himself around the country.
My guide book tells me that it caused outrage when erected in 1991.
In 1975, an extract from the book was carved into the base of a 38ft concrete cross erected just outside Dodge City, Kansas.
This week, she's back with "The Tower of Babel," an ode to linguistic oneness erected in the Plaza San Martin to celebrate Buenos Aires being named the World Book Capital of 2011.
The Escorial library in Madrid, erected in 1584, had been the first to do away with the medieval book bays, which were set at right angles to the light source, and to arrange its collection in cases lining the walls.
One day in 2002, a friend called Mr. Sorokin to tell him that a huge toilet bowl had been erected outside the Bolshoi Theater, and that the public was invited to throw his books into it.
