Q: When you take on these big documentary projects and you have all this information in your head, years later are you still able to recall intimate details of say, "Brooklyn Bridge?" A: "It so happens that the work that is likely to be our most durable monument, to convey some knowledge of us to the most remote posterity, is not a fortress, not a shrine, not a palace, But a bridge".
To many feminists, this is the boldest move anywhere to breach one of the most durable barriers to gender equality.
All of which combine to make it not only one of the sexiest but also one of the most durable shoes to ever hit concrete -- concrete being, after all, the surface that Polly, unlike its better-bred sisters, was designed to hit.
Solid bamboo floors, which are the most durable, tend to be more expensive, and can cost as much as $9 a square foot.
With its polycarbonate casing (reinforced with a steel frame that also acts as an antenna) there are hopes that this will be the most durable iPhone to date.
My mother's most durable connection to the church was a nun she met doing volunteer work at a center for recovering alcoholics.
They believe, however, that the most durable path to this goal lies in sustained measures, not one-shot deals, implemented not just by the United States but across the globe.
In May his ward will have a new representative for the first time in 28 years, and Paterson will lose its last and most durable link to the long-past era when white politicians ran City Hall.
After an excellent start, as the team who famously couldn't bat, bowl or field early in the tour retained the Ashes in what remained England's last series win in Australia until 2010-11, stayedt stayed in the post until 1992 – making him the most durable appointment to the role until England's first foreign coach, Duncan Fletcher, served from 1999-2007.
"The most durable way to improve schools," Ms. Ravitch writes, is the one thing that is actually discouraged by the stress on tests: It is "to improve curriculum and instruction and to improve the conditions in which teachers work and children learn".
