Cutting the heads off the formerly powerful in front of baying crowds with a massive sword was the kind of justice that made sense in a time of disease, poverty and chucking your own shit and piss out the window.
One day, coming home from a business trip, he noticed that the formerly overgrown flowerbed in front of his condominium was suddenly resplendent with flowers.
His team, he says, will "activate" the nook at the top of the stairs in the Grill, formerly the sitting area in front of the host stand, with an opulent, old-fashioned buffet table topped with towering food presentations of hams, pickles, smoked fish and cakes on stands.
For example, by using optogenetics to turn down the dopamine neurons, can I make an animal feel aversive toward a formerly neutral object?" He pulled up in front of the building.
Last Wednesday a yellow carpet was rolled out in front of the theatre formerly known as Albery, and now called the Noel Coward (surely the only theatre which gets a Christian as well as a surname).
It was commissioned by Georgia-Pacific in 1967 and installed in front of the Standard Insurance Center (formerly known as the Georgia-Pacific Building) at Southwest 5th Avenue and Southwest Taylor Street in downtown Portland in 1970.
The palace is in the historic heart of Rome, where all the main political institutions are, and just in front of Palazzo Chigi, formerly the Austro-Hungarian empire's embassy, and now residence of the Italian prime minister.
The neo-Renaissance Natural History Museum and the Kunsthistorisches Museum stand in front of an exhibition centre, formerly the royal stables.
The charred shell of a car lay in front of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, formerly Victoria Terminus, the mammoth railway station.
At one end of the sanctuary of the 1928 house of worship, an electronic bingo board hangs in front of the tiered balcony, formerly the women's section.
