He had the confidence in his superiority that comes from complete economic security and his
pride of place was even more deeply rooted.
She had long ousted London from her
pride of place as the modern Babylon, she was the centre of the world's finance, the world's trade, and the world's pleasure; and men likened her to the apocalyptic cities of the ancient prophets.
John are not on the backs of the corresponding woodcuts - thus giving
pride of place to the pictures as he thought - but in each case are printed facing their woodcut counterparts.
RODIN'S The Kiss today took
pride of place in Liverpool Tate.
Graeme Mason, Newcastle Airport planning manager, said: "Roadside Group has come up with a really attractive, customer-friendly design which will take
pride of place at the gateway to the airport complex."
Wor Harmy's
pride of place will be adorned by a plaque reading 'Ashes winner 2005'.
The show will still go ahead, with British featherweight champion Dazzo Williams's first defence, against former holder Jamie McKeever, from Birkenhead, taking
pride of place.
They may be slightly on the wooden side, but Oscar-nominated actor Russell Crowe and Moulin Rouge star Nicole Kidman have
pride of place in the front row.
He said the photo would be given
pride of place in the Blair household.
While the history of the field and the editors' specializations make the foregrounding of psychoanalytic feminism apt, and historicism's recent reign earns it
pride of place, nevertheless the absence of performance criticism in the volume is a problem; a piece on theatrical or filmed Shakespeare might have produced a more energetic finale.
A series of banners and mosaics were on show in the San Siro during last weekend's Milan derby, with the cartoon picture of Jerzy Dudek acting like a clown taking
pride of placeThe blue and yellow sign was bought for pounds 1,100 by Tyne and Wear Museums and will take
pride of place in a forthcoming exhibition focusing on television from the North East.