He is mounting a public relations battle and asking a federal judge to overrule the union's oversight board.
Tonight, and for several nights, he is mounting a magical, spontaneous, uncertain event that depends upon the cooperation of nightingales.
His damaged daughter (played waifishly by Emma Stone) tries to persuade him that the Broadway play he is mounting is little more than a vanity project.
Dr. Ugbah officially lost the April 26 election, but he is mounting a legal challenge to the results, contending that they were rigged in favor of the incumbent.
In other words, he thinks that they should carry a label saying "Made in Chinatown," and he is mounting a campaign to make that happen.
They say that on one hand, he is mounting aggressive efforts to pursue Qaeda members hiding along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
He is mounting a diplomatic offensive, lobbying for the US and Europe to do more to cut subsidies to their own farmers, which he says add up to $1bn a day.
Aslam was released the next day, and says he is mounting a case against the police, in spite of warnings about the risks.
In the end, however, the $1,500 travel expense may be nothing next to the amount taxpayers will pick up for the defense he is mounting against the investigation.
Behind the counter he's mounted a handwritten sign, partially obscured by an old cash register, stating that, as of 1991, all work must be paid for ahead of time, in full.
