The architect, Glen Coben, has even hung a weathered carved sturgeon on the sign outside.
Unlike most Americans of his vintage, he has even hung onto his figure.
In places, the curators have even hung valuable masterpieces directly on the concrete walls.
I've even hung on to all my textbooks from college — you know, just in case I have the sudden urge to read Schopenhauer's "The World as Will and Representation".
He juggles, does trampoline and trapeze work, performs handstands on 60-foot sway poles, walks and rides motorcycles across high wires, and has even hung off a trapeze under a helicopter — all the while making audiences laugh with his brilliantly comic timing and gusto.
It is a serious request, and Manfredi has even hung a German flag outside his museum.
Apple Computer has even managed to hang "Think Different" banners, featuring Pablo Picasso and Gustave Eiffel, on the facade of the Louvre.
He has even refused to hang the Union's gold-starred flag at the Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech president.
The veteran introduces himself by noting that he has been in a few movies, even hung out with Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley.
