Housed in a brick Art Deco building, the hotel feels like a mini-museum devoted to the living artist: Mr. Storrier's monumental painting, "Point to Point (Evening Blaze)" dominates the lobby; photographs of him in his studio line the caramel-colored hallways; and framed prints hang in the 70 guest rooms.
The stakes are beyond monumental, critics point out, but the delegates in Durban will be addressing relatively small and, to many people, arcane, questions of process and finance.
The pope's arrival is "a monumental turning point" in Israel's relations with the Christian world, Prime Minister Ehud Barak said.
To that end, Goldstein says Next Insurance's Series B is a "monumental turning point" in the company's history, describing growth over the last two years as exponential.
We're instead at an monumental turning point in Republican orthodoxy -- a theological crisis on the order of Martin Luther nailing his blog post to the church door.
The transition from high school to college is a monumental turning point, and it's more important to focus on how a young adult is moving on to a new stage than where that stage happens to be.
The challenges notwithstanding, Ms. West sees the improvements for disabled people as a monumental and empowering turning point.
Dreamlike and monumental, choreographed beyond the point of mannerism, the show in the main delivered old-fashioned costume drama with fresh, contemporary flair.
Works of art – judged, canonised and condemned – are not fixed and monumental, but merely the point at which the artist was forced to concede defeat.
In their monumental revision, the starting point for subsequent classifications, Rothschild and Jordan [1] divided the hawkmoths into two "series," "Sphingidae Semanophorae" and the "Sphingidae Asemanophorae," distinguished by the presence or absence of a patch of short sensory hairs (microtrichia) on the inner surface of the first segment of the labial palp.
