Twin brothers and their father, all dressed as referees, stand around a soccer-ball-size "arancino" (a Sicilian rice ball) placed atop a waist-high stack of paper.
Google went from 30 million pages to 1.3 billion in two and a half years, which is a 110-mile-high stack of paper.
In 12 years that 110-mile-high stack of paper will fit on a single hard drive in your shirt pocket.
They worked frantically to recreate a foot-high stack of papers that had been drawn up over many weeks.
There is nothing -- not getting married, not living together, not even having kids -- that makes you feel as much like a grownup than signing your name to a foot-high stack of papers committing you to homeownership.
By necessity, they carry around foot-high stacks of paper money.
Mr. Billenness enumerated them as he sat surrounded by two-foot-high stacks of paper ("Here I am working to topple a military dictatorship, and I have trouble finding things on my desk!" he lamented in the cheery clip of his native Britain) and books with titles like "The Anguish of Tibet" and "Corporate Crime and Violence".
"It follows the images exactly, which makes it very difficult to conduct live". At the podium, Mr. Delerue watches the score (which, in first draft, was a waist-high stack of music paper), the screen, the orchestra and a clock that is reset for each of about 75 sections of the soundtrack.
Examples include Hanne Darboven's journal-like scrawls; Roman Opalka's gray number paintings; Jonathan Borofsky's 1969-70 "Counting from 1 to 2,740,321," a waist-high stack of typing paper covered with handwritten numbers held down by a large plastic ruby; and just about anything by On Kawara, best known for his date paintings.
Somewhere are there sky-high stacks Of staples, paper clips and tacks?
Whitney sailed out, arms piled high with stacks of paper.
