Twelve feet below the sidewalk, a sewage main had ruptured some time before, eroding the surrounding soil and opening a void under the concrete pavers.
Nonetheless, his departure is seen as opening a leadership void at a time when momentum to make improvements in the compensation process is already being questioned.
Like a modernist drama, "The Searchers" opens on a void, in this case an empty stretch of Texas: an angry loner returns to his family after a long absence.
There remained an opened space, an empty void... (Derush Adam Kadmon §2).
But in 1980 the docks closed, the population began to fall, and a void opened between the town and the river.
Wouldn't it be more dignified to imagine retaining the open space as a void, a park, a lake?
Natural loess typically has an open structure with a void ratio of 0.8 1.0 or more, and is found in three main forms: sandy, silty or clayey loess.
"The reason we opened is there's really a void in the community banking arena in Long Island," Stuart H. Lubow, the bank's chief executive and president, said.
