At the end of Week 2, Morgan called 50 presidents of trust companies to his private library on East 36th Street, locked the doors, and did not let them out until they had signed on to a final $25 million loan.
Wandering through Burlington County's Old Prison, it is not hard to imagine prisoners in the 19th century locked up behind inch-thick oak and iron-banded doors inside their tiny fireplace-heated cells with little to do but contemplate their fate.
The film from Fox Searchlight, a unit of 20th Century Fox, locked in nine Oscar nods.
But the reality is that in most towns with bullrings the number of local supporters is rising.Related items Cape and hornNov 4th 1999 Not in front of the childrenMay 6th 1999 Spain: Locked hornsMar 6th 1997These days audiences include many women shouting their encouragement to the matadors in their gold-trimmed suits, stockings and white shirts.
Given its growth projection, failure to solve the dirty energy issue keeps Facebook and other 21st century innovators locked into 19th century energy choices.
On Sunday, Australia play England and then South Africa in pool games before the finals where 5th plays 6th, 3rd takes on 4th, and 1st locks horns with 2nd for the title.
The 27th Regiment became locked in fierce fighting with the Partisan 27th East Bosnia Division and 38th Bosnia Division, which had launched an offensive near Vlasenica.
Los Angeles essentially colonized the Owens Valley early in the 20th century, locking up its water supply, bringing the water south via an aqueduct.
Metro-net Nice guys may finish first Better up north Now, worry about the upturn I know my rights Reprints Related items Financing Scottish start-ups: Better up northNov 19th 2009 Small-company finance: Locked inOct 9th 2008That is applauded by the Confederation of British Industry, among others.
Brussels fizzes with rumours that the new council president, Herman Van Rompuy, who started work on January 4th, will be locked in a fight for airtime with Mr Zapatero.
