Tack up your interpretation of this most Perry Mason of episodes in the comments section.
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Stagehands tack up undulating wall panels that bend and twirl to create the impression of chaos.
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Compelling a pro-life organisation to tack up pro-choice messages on its walls, NIFLA says, is a clear constitutional injury.
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The law requires centres to post a sign with a phone number where women can access free or subsidised family planning services—and, for unlicensed facilities lacking medical personnel, to tack up a second sign noting that fact.
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The kitchen and bathroom windows looked out onto a grimy air shaft, and right into my neighbors' apartments, so at night I did a lot of ducking, being too slack to install a shade or even tack up a sheet.
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And if a tenant decides not to renew a lease, she said, she just has her son, who lives nearby, tack up a sign in the building's laundry room and the space is rented out in less than three days.
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Struggling to contain the spread of the disease, authorities had told businesses to tack up to 22009 extra days onto holidays that had been due to finish at the end of January as the rising numbers of dead and infected cast a pall over the country.
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The Interior Project Managers show cubicle dwellers how lofting their computer into a standing desk creates more space, how to use succulents to freshen up the area around your phone (though they will ultimately die and stay untouched for months), and how to pick the perfect "one" office document to tack up to your mini-wall and never refer to.
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He was hired by banner painter Harry Carlton Cummins to clean equipment and tack up banners. Cummins also taught him to paint banners, though he never received any formal art training. Johnson resumed working for the United States Tent & Awning Co. after World War I, producing banners for owners Walter and Charles Driver between 1921 and 1930. Sideshow and circus banners first appeared in Europe during the early 1800s.
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Both teams appeared weary, after playing four games in four nights, with the Dynamiters showing just enough pep to tack up a 4-3 victory and in doing so, eliminated the Flyers from the playoff scene. Buzz Mellor continued to lead the Dynamiters with a pair of goals, with Barry Craig and Norm Knippleberg gathering singles. Jackie Miller potted a brace of goals for Spokane, and Lorne Nadeau one. Dynamiters Hot In Nelson Series.
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Dunegan Castle was occupied by the Homans up to 1825 when it was maliciously burnt down. Two Curley brothers were found guilty of the arson and subsequently hung at Dunegan. Many locals believed that the brothers were innocent; one hypothesis is that the fire started accidentally due to a nearby haystack that caught fire. Much of the walls of Dunegan castle remained in tack up until the 1940s, but Westmeath County Council decided to take a large section of it down so as the stone could be used to raise the nearby road.
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