She accepted a diamond ring from another would-be suitor, mounted the stone in a nicer band and ditched him.
In the 1940s, Pierre Cartier Pierre Cartier mounted the stone as a brooch for Rockefeller's first wife, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller.
A spectral confocal system (Zeiss LSM 710) with a spectral PMT detector AF emissions and a TPAF spectral imaging, a secondary complementary FLIM technique (Fast FLIM, ISS, Champaign, IL) were used to distinguish the AF emissions produced by organic matter trapped within the calcium oxalate crystals, from those produced by the epoxy required to impregnate and mount the stones.
Watching Roger Stone champion Donald Trump's candidacy for the Reform Party's Presidential nomination, in 2000, Labash noticed Stone mounting the campaign bus, which was named A Touch of Class, and announcing, "I'm here.
But before those events, as the Franks are lobbing the stones and mounting the battlements, our chroniclers are full of admiration for them.
Exploring the town earlier that day, ducking through crumbling archways and clambering up stepped alleyways, I'd felt as though I was mounting the decks of a magnificent stone galleon, packed with hidden treasures.
The sign asking for tips is sturdy, but temporary, mounted on the stone.
And unlike other spec homes, it had a high-tech component, starting with the two 52-inch televisions included in the price, one mounted on the stone fireplace in the living room, the other in the master bedroom.
During the mounting in stone, care was taken not to contaminate the prepared surfaces with the dental stone.
Even thinking of an elephant is architecture, elaborate; a plain hugeness at first disguising the subtleties there; and there it stands and stands, and stands, at the busy temple gate, little as a lap-dog against the mounting pyramid of stones, the mass of carvings, the unending, up-ending sex, the linked aeons of miracles.
