Mr. Zucker has mounted something of a hiring spree, bringing Jake Tapper and Chris Cuomo to CNN from ABC, Rachel Nichols from ESPN, and Michaela Pereira from KTLA in Los Angeles, among others.
The Bush campaign is so concerned that it has mounted something of a counterinsurgency, questioning Mr. McCain's record on military matters and reminding those voters that Mr. Bush served in the Air National Guard.
And a featured speaker at the dinner, which is expected to raise several million dollars in soft money for the state Republican Party, is Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican candidate for Senate, who has mounted something of a crusade in recent weeks to expunge soft money from the race for Senate.
(See "MBIA Splitting Itself Up". and "Can MBIA Save its Bond Business?") Since the beginning of the year MBIA's stock has mounted something of a comeback, rising 31.5% to $5.35.
You can still go get lost in an alien world if you really want to, although admittedly nowadays you have to mount something of an expedition to make that happen.
Offshore drilling companies mounted something of a comeback Wednesday, but the gains fizzled by the closing bell amid fresh concerns over oil spewing into the Gulf of Mexico and the backlash agains the industry as BP and the U.S. government grapple with the largest spill in American history.
The fact is, the small staff was too busy to mount something more elaborate.
We want to mount something now and have a go".
Consequently the space in their paintings had a mounting complexity, something crazed and joyful.
Mount admits to being something of a Wanker himself, and his book, along with his ridicule of the public education system, has caused a measure of class controversy in the U.K.
