The poem took Spenser as a model, and was written deliberately in archaic language.
Sheʾeltot itself came to be regarded as a literary model and was widely copied.
Zhang, from Liaoning province, became a campaigner and role model and was later admitted to a farming college, majoring in animal husbandry and veterinary science.
The typical dot-com had no track record and no real business model, and was piling up losses at a frightening pace.
That turntable was the same Kodiak model and was also owned by New York Crane and Equipment, which supplied the crane at the 91st Street construction site.
Through the centuries, Japanese law departed from the Chinese model and was increasingly subject to European influences.
A nuclear physics conference held at Lewes, East Sussex, in 1998 was timed to mark the 40th anniversary of the SU 3) model, and was attended by more than 100 delegates from all over the world.
Over the next 20 years he became a fixture in Manhattan's nightclub world, worked for a time as a model, and was an Internet pioneer, broadcasting Web videos long before "YouTube" and "blogger" entered the lexicon.
I assumed he'd be using the skeleton as a model, and was a little put off when, instead of taking it to his basement studio, he carried it into the bedroom, and hung it from the ceiling.
fbFund winner Weardrobe has seen success with this model and was recently acquired by Like.com.com
But, Weardrobe saw success with its model and was able to gain a loyal following.
