On Day Five — or was it Day Five Hundred? — I found, tucked in a niche, four life-size wooden dummies standing at attention and looking like G.I. Joes, or perhaps Safety Patrol Kens.
The recovery from these initial impacts will ultimately depend on the rate at which undisturbed species and replacement species can fill the empty niche left by the declining and standing dead hemlocks.
After several minutes of standing near my grandmother's niche, I walked around the corner and there, plainly etched in the marble wall, was "Judy Garland".
We used to pass Carfin Grotto in the car all the time – from the road you saw an open, rocky circle with Our Lady's statue standing high up in a niche, a Scottish recreation of Lourdes.
The new laboratory will be nestled in a niche in a medical school building that has been standing since 1926.
Before the official launch of the Sacred Stones burial mound, the first booking for a niche came from a man on his mobile phone, standing in a car park outside the hospital where his father was gravely ill.
I'm going, 'Hang on to him, lad! Hang on to him!' and so all the people standing around me realise I own the Niche, and they all start roaring for him too.
The Bay Area has become a central hub for interior designers so standing out is crucial to success in this niche field.
The niches depict the main images of three Bodhisattvas (all in standing posture and about 4 m in height) and its associate secondary deities (four in each niche) with two flying goddesses in each niche.
A niche travel industry that caters to the world's ultrawealthy is standing ready, provided money is no object, Condé Nast Traveler writes.
Such niche evolution could involve both new mutations as well as adaptation from standing genetic variance.
