Behind the tiny seating area, though, a sturdy column rises and supports a statue.
As the nights warm to 70 degrees and the days to a consistent 85 degrees, sturdy shoots will rise above the water and unfurl those incredible blue-green leaves.
The Molly Pitcher Inn rises sturdy and majestic a few blocks down.
This crutch, post-financial meltdown, has helped establish relative calm: sturdy corporate profits, rising stock prices, and low interest rates, which have made it easier for companies to finance their operations, for people to buy homes, and for the government to service its ever-burgeoning debts.
For example, the forest of masonry-encased interior columns in traditional high-rises were sturdy, but they were expensive, and they ate up tremendous amounts of rentable floor space.
If a particular spacer length is confirmed to be implicated in regulation of a particular function, e.g. - stress response, a cis-element containing the ACGT repeated motif can be incorporated within promoters to give rise to sturdier and more resistant genetically modified crops [ 50].
There must be sturdy souls whose competitive juices rise to the occasion, but most the writers I know say they never read popular authors while they are writing, as it only makes them realize they can never reach such heights.
In agreement with this, cortical and subcortical projection neurons giving rise to long, sturdy, heavily myelinated axons appear to be resistant to pathology [ 3].
"We built it" is one of the themes here, at the government-underwritten convention in a government-subsidized convention center in a city that rose on the sturdy foundation of government-subsidized flood insurance.
A child of both immigrants and the Great Depression, he rose to become a "sturdy son" of City College and then a CPA.
