The only surviving poem contains two elegiac couplets and has a puzzle or riddle structure characteristic of some ancient Greek drinking-party songs.
In a society riddled with structures of domination, it was no accident that the U.S. was pouring so much lethal effort into devastating Vietnam.
They were preparing a flower bed in the shadow of the "sarcophagus," the mammoth concrete and steel structure, riddled with leaks and cracks, that now encases the shattered reactor hall where nearly 200 tons of radioactive fuel lie melted and fused with sand, concrete and other debris from the explosion and fire that erupted on April 26 , 1986
Last year, Mr. Wali's company restored the elevators in the Soviet-built Cinema Pamir building, a 14-story bullet-riddled structure with a movie theater on the ground floor and offices above for a cellphone company, an agricultural bank and other businesses.
The Telegraph reports that archaeologists in Argentina were searching through ruins in the jungle when they began to discover a bunch of large stone structures riddled with German coins, German porcelain, and swastikas on the walls.
The structure was riddled with bullet holes and overgrown with tropical vegetation.
The country also needs to spend an estimated $750 million to reconstruct and stabilize the hastily built concrete and steel structure that encases the shattered No. 4 reactor hall and the nearly 200 tons of radioactive fuel inside; the structure is riddled with leaks and threatening to crack open.
What is needed is a simpler structure, less riddled with discretion-based exemptions, and a broader tax base.In particular, the government needs to fulfil its pledge (and that of the previous administration) to introduce a nationwide value-added tax to replace the current hotch-potch of sales taxes and excise and customs duties.
The South Vietnamese were annihilated, in part because their command structure remained riddled with Communist sympathisers who had given away the timing of the operation, and in part because South Vietnamese commanders who derived political power from the strength of their units declined to risk their troops to rescue rival commanders.
In the aftermath of the attack, the magazine's internal structure became riddled with cracks.
By the second half of the book, the Irish language, which Synge has been studying, has begun to riddle the sentence structure and seep out of the prose.
