The job didn't get more dangerous, Rossi said, but between 1999 and 2001 the county's payouts for injury leaves soared 400%, to $6.8 million — roughly where they remain.
This artwork – a sinuous arrangement of steel branches and leaves, soaring upwards – is fittingly titled Aspiration.
Martha Stewart started the rage for Bismarcks after seeing them about two years ago at Fairchild Garden, where a grove of these magnificent palms, with their huge fan-shaped blue-green leaves, soar to 30 feet.
As I tried to envision the pineapple's leaves soaring above my tiny frog self, like the shells of the Sydney Opera House, a passage from the wonderful though admittedly specialized book "Mites of Moths and Butterflies" ran through my head: The magic of the microscope is not that it makes little creatures larger, but that it makes a large one smaller.
Commissioned by the Liberty Mutual Group, Flourish currently hangs in an executive corridor in their Boston headquarters where growing tree leaves, soaring wind, and splashes of color responds to movement of workers walking by.
They left a soaring tulip poplar where it was, to be encountered in the middle of the path.
Many emphasize the natural look of logs with bark left on, soaring roofs and covered walkways that connect one building to another.
As we get older most of life's peaks have come and gone: great loves, children grown and left, careers soaring or crashing, ambitions met or half-met.
His e.r.a. has been above 5.00 every season since he left Atlanta, soaring to a career-high 6.42 with the Boston Red Sox in 1997.
Don't do this too often, or your electric bill will soar (unless you normally leave your computer on 24/7).
