At Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, N.Y., and Picholine, chefs or managers had stories about diners who stood up, reared back, and broke into song, loudly and long enough for all the dining room to hear and all the diners in it to be transfixed.
He opens his mouth as if yawning and, when instructed to stand, he rears up to more than three metres (11ft) on his back legs.
How a bus driver told him to relinquish his seat to a white passenger and stand in the rear.
Nearing the exit zone, I was told to stand and back up toward the rear of the plane.
Puppies and young dogs with hip dysplasia tend to stand with their rear legs slightly forward, so that their front legs can support more of their weight.
Mr. Bo's family told the first son to stand at the rear of the large procession.
But this "postural vigilance" was not as pronounced with the ultrasonic calls; the squirrels would lift their heads but not stand on their rear feet, for example.
Their fate will now depend on Pakistan's fragile and unpopular government, with support from charities and the United Nations; the Obama Administration must stand in the rear, urgently working its bellows.
Then we glimpse her as she must feel: a black woman sitting completely alone in the front of the bus as a crowd of black people stand in the rear and stare.
The super slim monitor measures just 1-5/8 inches deep and is supported by an elegant, curved pedestal-style stand and the rear of the monitor is finished in metallic silver without any visible vents or assembly screws, making it ideal for settings where the rear of the set is visible.
Your iPad is housed in a custom, clip-in module that then clicks into place in the workstation, which includes a built in Bluetooth keyboard, iPhone/smartphone dock (so your phone can double as a miniature second screen), a space for your charger cables and presumably a few other bits and pieces like the rear stand bracket required to hoist the workstation into the above position.
