Lightbulb-studded crucifixes hung suspended over streets and glowed warmly above doorways.
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In two corners of the space, metal pipes hung suspended from the ceiling.
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The note hung suspended in midair, then blossomed into a haunting movie theme.
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At one point, a large American flag hung suspended between two cranes on a bridge.
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His head hung suspended just above his folded arms, which rested on the back of his chair.
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But as the plane took off and ascended, then hung suspended in the pink clouds, Lauren realized that they already had everything they needed.
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For example, a couple whose window faces the lot described an enormous crane which lifted the slumped building several feet off the ground where it hung suspended in air for hours.
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His belt pulled free of my co-worker's fingers; his assistant's attempt to snag his feet narrowly missed; and his foot, as it hung suspended in the air, slipped my grip.
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With almost no fuel to spare, the lander dropped, in slow motion, to kiss the surface upright, and the particles of moondust hung suspended in the sunlight until the gentle lunar gravity pulled them back to rest.
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Soft and feminine, familiar yet also futuristic and presented beneath giant cellulose sculptures by the Dutch artist Peter Gentenaar that hung suspended from the vaulted ceiling, it was a collection rooted in the beauty of the earth, while also being out of this world.
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Part of Avalanche Falls at the head of the Flume Gorge The Flume was discovered in 1808 by 93-year-old "Aunt" Jess Guernsey when she accidentally came upon it while fishing. She had trouble convincing her family of the marvelous discovery, but eventually persuaded others to come and see for themselves. At that time, a huge, egg-shaped boulder hung suspended between the walls. The rock was high and long.
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He was institutionalized for the rest of his life. During this period, his paintings were described as being particularly intense. "One of his wild pictures, representing a black sea, over which a figure hung, suspended from a ring, while from the waves a monster was springing, was so horrible, that a sensitive artist fainted at the sight." Deas died of "apoplexy" (possible stroke) in Bloomingdale Asylum on March 23, 1867.
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Several others--nine survivors of the night battle, along with three other men and one woman--were hanged. Their bodies were paraded through the street, and Peris was then hung suspended by his feet. Peris's head was put into a cage and hung high upon Saint Vincent's gate so that those who entered the city might see his fate. His home was demolished, and the site sown with salt.
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Like beetles trying to climb an inverted > ice-cream cone, they slipped a little, hung suspended and then went onwards > towards the top. The behaviour of these tanks upset the Germans. Such > tactics were untanklike, and no answer was contained in their military > textbooks. Too late now to shift the anti-tank guns from their positions, > too late to make alternative arrangements to deal with the new menace.
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Her bow cut deeply into the collier forward of that ship's poop deck. The latter's bow rose perpendicularly, slipped back and crushed George G. Henrys port rail, hung suspended in the air for a few fleeting moments, and then slid off into the sea. George G. Henry immediately put over life rafts and boats, and with her searchlight beams sweeping the waves, searched for survivors. She picked up 65 men during the hunt which lasted until daybreak.
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Since Minos controlled the land and sea routes, Daedalus set to work to fabricate wings for himself and his young son Icarus. He tied feathers together, from smallest to largest so as to form an increasing surface. He secured the feathers at their midpoints with string and at their bases with wax, and gave the whole a gentle curvature like the wings of a bird. When the work was done, the artist, waving his wings, found himself buoyed upward and hung suspended, poising himself on the beaten air.
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How History Became Geography Joshua Neustein In 1995, Neustein was selected to represent Israel in the Venice Biennale. For The Possessed Library, curated by Gideon Ofrat, Neustein had two large cranes parked nearby the Israeli Pavilion, the facade of which he surrounded with construction scaffolding. Plexiglas panels etched with book titles lined the scaffolding, resembling books on shelves, while bubble wrap sacks hung suspended from the cranes, one just above the pavilion's roof, the other dipping in through a skylight in "The Tosca Room". "The Tosca Room" walls were covered in soot, while its floors were strewn with terra-cotta letters under plexiglass.
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