Matilde Sansalone, the lawyer for several American defendants, was uncertain that in delivering a verdict the judge would be able to extrapolate what was covered by state secrecy from what was not from the mound of documents put together by the prosecution.
The opening chapters of a draft autobiography sit amid the hundreds of pill bottles and mound of legal documents in Bernard C. Sherman's office.
But as the long-awaited trial began here, federal prosecutors and plaintiffs' lawyers made emotional appeals for the trial judge to find BP guilty of gross negligence, pointing to mounds of e-mails, documents and reports that had already been made public in the case.
In "Let's Rescue the Race Debate" (column, Nov. 20), Charles M. Blow cites a mound of evidence of discrimination against minorities and denies the existence of a "comparable mound" to document discrimination against whites.
Oxyrhynchus Papyri A collection of documents from the Ptolemaic and Roman eras excavated from the old rubbish mounds of Oxyrhynchus, an ancient Egyptian site thought so unimportant it was left almost untouched for centuries.
Given the FCO's line that miles upon miles of documents were neglected for years—I was expecting the Hanslope Park archive to be a chaotic and cavernous space, filled with teetering mounds of files and papers.
The mounds of supplies along with intelligence gathered from the captured documents informed the Marines that at least 3,000 Japanese troops were on the island and apparently planning an attack.
"Never mounds of caviar".
Others are dotted with mounds of coral.
Men climbed the mounds of rubble, searching.
