They devised a boot that had a rear-releasing mechanism attached to the uppermost cuff.
Scatter the flaked almonds on to the uppermost layer of cream, along with the raspberries.
Gleaming staircases snake up to the uppermost floors, encouraging chance encounters between scientists and – it is hoped – new collaborations.
IN the 19th century, as buildings got taller across New York, engineers struggled to find ways to pump water to the uppermost floors.
The subject of "A Man Holding a Glove," whose identity is now lost, obviously belonged to the uppermost ranks of the establishment.
As the son of an impoverished farmer who made an improbable rise to the uppermost ranks of India's spiritual leaders, Swami Ramdev sees little need for modesty.
This view was convincing to the uppermost level of commanders in Iraq, and certainly was the stance of Bush administration officials, especially after they heard the opinions of Iraq's own nascent leadership.
She came to the house last year as a cover singer, and got a quick promotion to Tosca: her dark-grained, strongly felt "Vissi d'arte" sailed right up to the uppermost balcony, where I was sitting.
It will be Canadian ice demons against their American cousins in a mad indoor skating dash, spiraling from street level to the uppermost reaches of Fifth Avenue's Guggenheim Museum -- and spiraling right back down again.
It is a relief to climb the stairs to the uppermost open deck of the 72nd floor, where the city sounds hit you along with gusts of fresh air.
As 1 World Trade Center grows closer to topping off — even with high winds playing havoc with the delivery of steel to the uppermost floors — it grows harder and harder to miss around the city.
