"As a boy, my dad would make me stand high up on a table and not allow me to come down until I finished reciting the classics," he said.
I went to a baseball game at Jingu Stadium — the site of Murakami's epiphany — and stood high up in the frenzy of the bleachers, paying special attention every time someone hit a double.
This is Michael Meyer's version (1921-2000), translatorator who did more than anyone – except Ibsen's first Anglophone champion, William Archer – to place Norwegian in the theatrical canon: And, as I stood high up there, right at the top, and placed the wreath over the weathercock, I said to Him: 'Listen to me, mighty one!
Lofty stands up high, as a new milestone which was brought into adaptation is nanofiltration of seawater as pretreatment, potentially for all desalination processes.
Delays in discharging patients stand at a record high, up 27% on last year, as do trolley waits, up 54% in the year to October.
The plate can then be etched so that the design stands up in high relief.
We as a nation all stood up high with hands held reassuringly at every ceremony.
Get down low to photograph children and their beach activities, stand up high to take a tree, or lie down under a pier.
The largest of the walls is nearly seven metres across and, where intact, stands up to 40cm high.
It might only be genre television, and it's ambitions may be limited in some ways, but this first taste of Dead Set offers confirmation that, with the necessary will, we can make television that stands up to the high water mark of slick American television.
