It launched that vision with an opulent — and carpeted!
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Both of her feet were planted on the carpeted floor.
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There are ballgown reveals on grand carpeted staircases (royal trope).
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In Melbourne, Manifesto was shown in a huge, carpeted room.
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That's why nursing homes tend not to be thickly carpeted.
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Clusters of festivalgoers lounged in a pink carpeted seating area.
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The three upstairs bedrooms have carpeted floors and quirky configurations.
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We broke up on the carpeted stairs between our apartments.
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A red-carpeted center aisle divided rows of cushioned wooden pews.
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A bloom in July carpeted areas of the Indian River Lagoon.
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This level also has a carpeted playroom with a blackboard wall.
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The carpeted main bedroom upstairs, under the gable, includes a fireplace.
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After business hours, he liked to dash through the carpeted hallways.
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Nor is it a carpeted and tableclothed luxury liner, like Daniel.
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All have carpeted floors, vaulted ceilings, skylights and en-suite bathrooms.
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Video screens and a red-carpeted stage were already set up.
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Imagine sledding down those carpeted steps in a lubed-up laundry basket.
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Her small funeral home is carpeted, and she fears crumbs and spills.
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It is, many memories recall, a carpeted pathway into a brick wall.
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By 1960, the cattle had carpeted 500,000 acres of pasture in dung.
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Carpeted with beds and a tv all that we could ask for.
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So they carpeted the roofs of their farm buildings with solar panels.
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"It's not carpeted in green, there aren't cells everywhere photosynthesizing," Payne said.
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" The review found carpeted areas that "smelled of old carpet and mildew.
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The weeds and mussels that once carpeted the river-bed are long gone.
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He called it the difference between the carpeted world and the tiled world.
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The hallway was carpeted in blue and gold and lined with glittering chandeliers.
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I was sitting with friends on the carpeted floor of a dorm room.
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She put two cases of wine on the carpeted floor beside the bed.
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Neighborhoods from downtown to Silicon Beach have been carpeted in scooters and bikes.
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Photos show the house with luxurious carpeted spaces that somehow don't seem retro.
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Upstairs are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a carpeted loft area with storage.
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The lovely, polished wood floor was a treat, considering most rooms are carpeted.
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The carpeted bedroom has recessed ceiling lights and windows that wrap a corner.
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When you look down, you may see the ground carpeted with crescent suns.
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Men filed into the red-carpeted sanctuary and knelt toward Mecca to pray.
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These, and the orderly booths and carpeted aisles, suggest a mini Armory Show.
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He shoos his children out of the room and settles on the carpeted floor.
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In a carpeted foyer, we pulled on heavy rubber toe caps, a protective measure.
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Drug traffickers leave behind cloth slippers with carpeted soles, used to obliterate their footprints.
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Pile DriverThis one requires some flexibility and might work better on a carpeted floor.
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Television images showed flames and plumes of black smoke on mountainsides carpeted in pine.
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I stand in a carpeted room where the walls are lined with lit candelabras.
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In the carpeted play-area at the back of the space, children are laughing.
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We sat on the carpeted staircase, watched our youth dislocate six times in all.
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Indiana, Ms. Berke pointed out, oscillates between snow-carpeted panoramas and hot summer greenery.
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There was something weirdly appealing about wandering their long carpeted corridors late at night.
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I specify the floor because the entire dressing room is carpeted in different textures.
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The master bedroom is connected to a carpeted sitting room with built-in bookcases.
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Everything is dark and plush, including the carpeted floor, and lit with black light.
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A celebration of bad taste and disobedient sense of humor carpeted the scene. Tabboo!
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The setting on the red-and-blue carpeted steps of the US Capitol was resplendent.
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After participants landed at Hangzhou's airport, red-carpeted stairways were rolled up to their aeroplanes.
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If only we could solve what ills us by loping through meadows carpeted in thyme.
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After days of travelling Lladrovci was relieved to find the floors carpeted with sponge mattresses.
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Overnight, planes carpeted the ground with leaflets, directly appealing to the group's fighters to surrender.
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On the edge of a green-carpeted show ring, she teetered between anonymity and renown.
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A fourth, carpeted bedroom is on this level, with a full bathroom next to it.
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Ransom and Ayers-Rigsby pick through a dense thicket and a floor carpeted with spiky bromeliads.
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The ground was carpeted in astroturf, which lent the otherwise normal ballroom a weirdly lush vibe.
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After awhile I became aware that I was pounding on the carpeted floor with my fists.
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Carpeted meeting rooms are vacuumed and then cleaned with lint rollers to pick up stray dust.
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The conveyor belt was carpeted, and when it got wet, was a breeding ground for bacteria.
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Wildflowers carpeted the barren desert terrain, attracting hordes of tourists seeking a glimpse of the blooms.
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The pigs are still sleeping when we poke our heads into their hut, carpeted with hay.
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Most hotel ballrooms or conference centers are carpeted and lack sinks and other washing facilities, however.
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Despite its carpeted, curved staircase, the interior feels more like a VFW hall than a museum.
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There was only one room she had made her own: a carpeted office stuffed with books.
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Babies crawl around a carpeted room where volunteers remove their shoes to keep the floor clean.
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However, the old documents would not catch flame so she set them on the carpeted ground.
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It is easy to get lost among the carpeted rows of glittering machines and soft melodies.
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The church of my childhood, in a suburb of Albany, was oblong, carpeted, and brightly lit.
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I'm rooted to the carpeted showroom floor, feeling as if in some kind of absurdist play.
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The ball came to rest along a carpeted porch in front of a corporate hospitality suite.
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The videos show an unpretentious worship hall whose altar is little more than a carpeted stage.
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Opposite the kitchen, and connecting to the living room, is a carpeted study with a bar.
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The alluvial flow from various rivers has carpeted the seabed with 203 meters of fine silt.
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Some of them weighed 50 pounds each, and the New Quay sands were carpeted with them.
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A newly carpeted guest bedroom has use of a hallway bathroom with a re-enameled tub.
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The guests filled the spired City Hall's vaulted, chandeliered ballroom, colonnaded hallways and red-carpeted staircases.
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Soon his entire field of leccio del corno was carpeted with fallen flowers, like summer snow.
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A long hallway carpeted in colorful geometric patterns led to my deluxe king, the basic category.
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His painting and David's appear in Brooklyn under spotlights, in a room carpeted Oscar-night red.
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The streets were carpeted with fake paper banknotes, the "hell money" used at traditional Chinese funerals.
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Giant three-dimensional stars hang from the ceiling, and the only red is the carpeted floor.
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On the return trip, they found that the Taliban had re-carpeted the roads with I.E.D.s.
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Someone carpeted theater space for their dance piece and I thought, Now that's a good idea.
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From her desk in the carpeted hush of a reception room, Heather remembers the old days.
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The second-level carpeted loft area is big enough to hold a sofa bed for guests.
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Its sandy shores are carpeted with an estimated 37.7 million pieces of plastic debris, new findings show.
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Ideally, we'd like to have seen an all-terrain dinosaur, that could more easily handle carpeted floors.
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On Saturday, its streets were strewn with downed tree limbs and carpeted with leaves and other debris.
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As good as it looked, I couldn't help but think that Microsoft has unnecessarily carpeted a computer.
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Guests began drifting down, paper plates in hand, and sprawling over couches, chairs and the carpeted floor.
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Several photomontages of damaged high-end cars in carpeted interior settings critique the vehicles' ostensible masculine symbolism.
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Long story short, the house had a TON of mold because it was a CARPETED beach house.
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Celebrity hairstylist Nai'vasha Johnson does that with every red carpeted event or press tour that she's on.
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The public are encouraged to lie on the carpeted floor and let it all wash over them.
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Up one level from the main floor is a carpeted landing and hallway overlooking the living room.
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While the male bedroom has parquet flooring, the female one is carpeted and features extensive cedar closets.
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It was beautifully wallpapered and carpeted, as if it were a small outpost of the living room.
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We watched it vacuum and mop the same half carpeted and half tiled floor for several minutes.
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His apartment is being re-carpeted so he had to take Otis, his fiancee's chihuahua, to work.
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At the center of the gallery was a giant, pink-carpeted pen inhabited a dozen miniature pigs.
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This level also has a small den and two carpeted bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom.
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Upstairs, a central den opens to the master suite and two bedrooms, all of which are carpeted.
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But on Thursday, Ms. Winner often appeared to be a solitary figure in the green-carpeted courtroom.
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The city's mile-long beach is carpeted by bright towels and canopied by a pageant of umbrellas.
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But no sooner does the play begin than we find ourselves in a carpeted modern-day boardroom.
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They walked the quiet, carpeted halls toward the apartment where Zombie Juice had been known as Tony.
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The three carpeted bedrooms on this level include a master with direct access to the backyard deck.
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I hustled to catch up with him, slipping on the wet leaves that carpeted the forest floor.
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It stretches between high white Himalayan peaks, and in the summer, the meadows are carpeted with wildflowers.
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My sister and I tried using it as a sled, an unsatisfying experience in a carpeted apartment.
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It's New York-small and sits atop a quartet of stairs carpeted in a trail of forgotten sequins.
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This family room leads into the renovated barn, starting with a carpeted sitting room with a timber ceiling.
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In the video demonstration above, Jiang stands barefoot in a carpeted room with three rocks scattered across it.
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The spacious master bedroom is carpeted and has a slanted ceiling with exposed beams and a large closet.
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There's silk everywhere, carpeted floors, and (less easy to explain) the camera keeps cutting to stockinged Irish dancers.
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At Westminster, the Best in Show competitors are judged on a green-carpeted floor at Madison Square Garden.
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The celebration was held in a carpeted poolside meeting room with maroon walls and a built-in bar.
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Last July, one bloom carpeted the entire lagoon and forced Governor Scott to declare a State of Emergency.
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Today we don't expect — or even want — carpeted, hushed spaces when we go out for meticulously prepared food.
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A pocket door in the kitchen offers access to a carpeted, finished basement with recessed and natural light.
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I wouldn't even wear them in the carpeted hallway of my building, where people wear their outside shoes.
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He demonstrated, grabbing a glass, setting it on the carpeted floor at the Hudson and stepping on it.
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With a carpeted floor, it felt cozier than some of the other areas and the design more elegant.
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Mongeau also shared a couple snaps from the birthday bash, laying and sitting with Thorne on a carpeted floor.
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With yellow-brown walls, carpeted floors and minimal decor, it certainly doesn't suit the Morocco-born talent's lavish style.
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When we inherited the room, it was carpeted — and I was a little scared about what may lie underneath.
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The scene isn't used to isolating mechanisms, which is why that bland, blue-carpeted room invites so much hostility.
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A Hispanic cleaning woman vacuumed a carpeted staircase behind us while we waited for the President to appear onscreen.
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This "Death Strip" was punctuated in places with land mines, carpeted with hidden steel spikes and anti-vehicle obstacles.
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I also looked at the hardwood and carpeted corners to see how close the vacuum can get to them.
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She smiled patiently and shifted her gaze to the floor (carpeted, thankfully, in seagrass, the Switzerland of floor coverings).
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On taking over both the Royals and the Cardinals, Herzog was confronted with big ballparks carpeted in unholy Astroturf.
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A 500-square-foot roof deck is carpeted in artificial grass and looks toward the downtown San Diego skyline.
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This is what my husband saw: A guy was smoking a cigarette on one of the casino carpeted floors.
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In my mind, Bali was a remote paradise, carpeted in jungle and mist and ringed in sparkling Indian Ocean.
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Something called the N.F.L. Draft Theater was constructed on the red-carpeted steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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There are two additional carpeted bedrooms and a room with built-in bookshelves currently used as a home office.
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The dim lighting underscores the sense of sacred space, as do the hushed acoustics resulting from the carpeted walls.
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In the '70s and '80s, carpeted toilet bowl covers — often made to perfectly match the carpet — were all the rage.
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The shallow quake set off landslides on the mountain that&aposs carpeted in boulders and rocks, blocking usual paths out.
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In tears, she said her two-month-old son had been sleeping on the carpeted floor close to the window.
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The room was carpeted in Ducks green and everywhere decorated with the competitive grimaces of Oregon's many famed distance runners.
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The secret room contained air vents, stained wood walls, carpeted floors, cable hookups, electrical outlets and even a makeshift bathroom.
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About 200 guests, all shoeless and wearing head coverings, sat on a carpeted floor in the gurdwara, or marriage hall.
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The ground was carpeted by wild thyme, with purple flowers the size of a gumdrop nestled among tender flavorful leaves.
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The finished day-lighted basement includes a carpeted family room with built-in bookshelves and a bathroom with a shower.
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The board meeting took place in a gray-carpeted classroom with a portrait of Chief Pontiac hanging on the wall.
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The third floor has a carpeted bedroom area with niches extending from three dormer windows that serve as reading nooks.
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The carpeted living room has high ceilings with exposed beams and a wood-burning fireplace in a white brick wall.
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There I was, laying down on a carpeted floor with a Nintendo Switch Joy-Con strapped to my left thigh.
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The main level is carpeted and includes a great room with a gas fireplace set in a wood-paneled wall.
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Jeong-whan had fallen three feet from a hotel bed onto a carpeted floor when his nervous parents summoned an ambulance.
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The drive out of New Orleans on I-10 West toward Iberville Parish snakes across wetlands carpeted in velvety green algae.
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Several of the rolls were caught by Puerto Rico residents in the room, but a few fell onto the carpeted floor.
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Today, one side of the city's landmark Table Mountain is carpeted with golden beaches, flowering hills, villas and upscale coffee shops.
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And we watched, gathered on sofas and on carpeted floors, as we did homework, drank cafecito, or yelled at the dog.
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The chair glides easily over hard or carpeted flooring and reclines comfortably so you can vary your position throughout the day.
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So on Wednesday, a baker's dozen of us dropped and did 22 on a carpeted area near the third-floor elevators.
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But as she strode through the red carpeted entrance at the start of this week's meeting, her usual aura was missing.
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In they went, past the model of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow; up they went on the grand red-carpeted staircase.
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Pedestrians slipped and slid in traffic between huge trucks and luxury minivans on streets carpeted with compacted ice several inches thick.
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A silver-haired woman with a dancer's physique, wearing a white gown, lay, perplexingly, on the carpeted floor near the sofa.
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On a whim, I talked my way past a gray-clad bouncer and climbed a grandiose flight of red-carpeted stairs.
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When we arrived, Adams hustled through the drably carpeted lobby, hardly slowing before a receptionist and a guard waved him inside.
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Cushions and carpeted panels also have a molded base to snap onto the cubes, allowing for more comfortable seating and bedding.
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They sprawled themselves on the carpeted floor of the prayer room and passed around a family-size tub of buttered popcorn.
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In a red-carpeted Riyadh he found an ally against "barbaric criminals," not to mention a lavish purchaser of American arms.
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The 19th-century Paris sewers even became an unlikely tourist attraction, with visitors guided through the canals in carpeted, cushioned boats.
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Pedestrians slipped and slid in traffic between huge trucks and luxury minivans on streets carpeted with compacted ice several inches thick.
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The entirety of the MLP Cup took place on two of the three carpeted courts in the Racket Center's indoor atrium.
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You can see why people find it funny: an expensive car tries to stop on a carpeted stage, knocking over four people.
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My wife and I were married there 23 years ago, in the hillside living room looking out over a vine-carpeted valley.
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Every square inch of the 1,056 square feet was carpeted, including brown plush in the bathroom and gray industrial in the kitchen.
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French doors to the left of the entrance open to a carpeted study with navy-blue walls and white built-in bookshelves.
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A staircase in one of the guest rooms leads to a large carpeted space on the third floor lined with dormer windows.
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In front of it, the ground was springy, carpeted with a dense layer of pine needles and studded with tufts of grass.
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Carpeted, ground-floor living rooms with lots of access to the outdoors were home to more types of bugs than other rooms.
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Our lease stipulates that 80% of the hardwood floor has to be carpeted, so we set out to order three rugs online.
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The result is a huge increase in crossover sales -- both because customers want them and because dealer lots are carpeted with them.
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In Battery Park City, at River & Warren, children will be able to play inside a lighthouse and frolic in the carpeted surf.
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Stacy knew this show was a way out of her oppressively carpeted one-bedroom and the struggles of her blue-collar existence.
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"It's carpeted, and there are 12 seats for the president and other passengers," Elani told CNBC when asked to share more details.
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Elevated plywood catwalks, edged with neat rows of plastic folding chairs, were erected in gray-carpeted conference rooms; the fluorescent lights flickered.
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He estimates the dates of insect infestations on saplings that have recovered, and hurricanes that toppled tree trunks now carpeted in ferns.
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The carpeted second floor includes two bedrooms with working fireplaces, each connected to a large central dressing room with extensive closet space.
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The repainted basement now contains a carpeted family room, a half bathroom and a new washer and dryer with a utility sink.
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Die-hards register well before the festival's start for the right to park stepladders on the sidewalk directly facing the carpeted staircase.
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They include a pair of side-by-side bedrooms, each with access through sliding-glass doors to a vaulted, carpeted bonus room.
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The prison grounds are a quiet world of cement walkways, courtyards carpeted in artificial turf and overgrown gardens of trees and weeds.
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Those not on cooking or cleaning duty can usually be found lounging across felt-carpeted floors, watching soap operas or doing needlework.
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The second floor has two carpeted guest rooms, each with a walk-in closet with custom organization and an en suite bathroom.
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The faces of five men fapping off in a hot and thickly carpeted room burned those milky mustaches clear from my memory.
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According to Gulbranson the southernmost part of the continent would have been carpeted in seed ferns extending up to 40 meters tall.
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"But this is my labyrinth," she laughed, gesturing around at the rising and falling stairs carpeted in Dior gray of her atelier.
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FOR 165 Senegalese, the journey of a lifetime ended in a fluorescent-lit, green-carpeted barn at the edge of Dakar's international airport.
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As they filed up the carpeted aisles of the auditorium, one dejected fan stopped and looked at the rows filled with the reporters.
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In keeping with its pastoral theme, the Shire is carpeted with actual grass, while the Hobbiton lets you gaze at the Lonely Mountain.
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The Palace of Westminster is a maze of sticky-carpeted little bars, poky wood-lined offices and forgotten meeting rooms up twisting staircases.
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One of the biggest pros of rubber floor mats is that they won't stain or hold on to dirt like traditional carpeted mats.
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Whenever she's set to appear at a red carpeted event, we often anticipate how she'll play with her preferred black and white palette.
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"Why did ya'll have to drag me into this?" she repeated on a loop, kicking her worn moccasins against the carpeted grey floor.
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In this picture, Beckham is seen sitting a bit hunched over on a carpeted floor with a needle and thread in his hands.
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She had left the photo albums in a pile on the carpeted floor with plans to one day organize them on a bookshelf.
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The three upstairs bedrooms include a carpeted master with a smoking porch and an en suite bathroom lined in silver vein-cut travertine.
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The third floor has a large carpeted family room with exposed ductwork that was installed when the owners put in central air-conditioning.
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A second full bathroom is on the basement level, along with a carpeted media room, wine cellar and 300-square-foot laundry room.
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The house also has a walkout lower level with a carpeted bedroom that has multiple closets, an en suite bathroom and an office.
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Original to the house, the floor in the entry and reception areas is Italian mosaic tile; an Edwardian quarter-turn staircase is carpeted.
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Fuling Journal FULING, China — Tree-carpeted mountains rise high in this sleepy Yangtze River district, best known for its crunchy pickled mustard tubers.
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Once hired, staffers sit in plush offices designed by Michele's Florentine atelier, complete with chartreuse upholstered folding screens, carpeted showrooms, and marble countertops.
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Straight ahead, down several steps, is a vaulted, carpeted living room that has open beams and a stone fireplace flanked by window seats.
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Off the living room is a carpeted room described as a man cave with a portal leading to a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
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The master suite has a roomy carpeted seating and dressing area, two large walk-in closets and a bath with tumbled marble tile.
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And the carpeted world was the executive suite where Elizabeth would hold forth and would convince even Tyler — who knew how badly things were working in the tile world — but he would come up to the carpeted world and after a 10-minute conversation with Elizabeth, he'd be full of dreams and visions of how this was all gonna change the world.
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In addition, stars will be walking down a carpeted walkway sponsored by Reynolds Wrap® Aluminum Foil in honor of the show's 25th anniversary.
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In addition, stars will be walking down a carpeted walkway sponsored by Reynolds Wrap® Aluminum Foil in honor of the show's 25th anniversary.
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They determined that it lived in the forests that carpeted the region about 100 to 95 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous period.
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She stretches her long limbs and fat toes while sprawled out in a nasty carpeted aisle, building the mystery of her own doomed performance.
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" And then we are shown him jogging up the aisle, footsteps audible on the carpeted floor as he repeats, "I have to go home.
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In the sanctuary you could find Beth Gill sliding and slumping along the carpeted risers and altar, as if she were part-riser herself.
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I was sitting in the carpeted meditation hall of an 1,100-year-old Buddhist temple in Koyasan, in a mountainous region of southeastern Japan.
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Seminomadic Gujjar herders live here in the summer, when the slopes are carpeted with grass and wildflowers; the name Gulmarg means meadow of flowers.
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Two additional bedrooms are on the carpeted third floor, along with a small room currently used as a child's bedroom, and a full bathroom.
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The central hall has black-and-white-tiled floors, while the common rooms have a mix of concrete, carpeted and traditional stripped wooden floors.
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The third floor contains a master suite that has a carpeted bedroom with a pair of dormer windows and a bathroom with wood floors.
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Straight ahead is a large carpeted living room with an integrated mantel-free fireplace and windows extending across two walls to offer views outside.
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The carpeted master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and a walk-in closet next to a dressing area equipped with a double vanity.
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There was no lounge or expansive seating in the lobby, though I later discovered there was plenty of that up the emerald-carpeted stairs.
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Inside the Security Safe, you'll find a shelf splitting the storage space into two sections, the bottom one being carpeted to protect against scratches.
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The carpeted master suite has a newly renovated bathroom with two vanities, a free-standing soaking tub and a shower enclosed by glass block.
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And finally, the steamy climax: Girl discovers that guy lives in a wall-to-wall carpeted hellscape with zero furnishings besides a single PlayStation 4.
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Amazing suction power at the vacuum's max setting, so much so that it's hard to actually maneuver the vacuum at max power on carpeted floors.
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But honestly, what each White House hopeful should've volunteered within seconds of setting foot on the carpeted stage was how they feel about plastic straws.
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A few scenes later, we move indoors — and in that dark, carpeted room, we get a glimpse of the marriage that these interviewers don't see.
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It's safest to eat food dropped on carpeted floors, the research suggested, as this had the lowest bacteria levels after three-and-a-half minutes.
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As his supporters began to chant his name, Trump stepped out and waved down to the masses and then walked down the red-carpeted stairs.
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The Monsters take up little space: Their dressing room is down a corridor, carpeted with the Cavs' "C" logo, from the Cavaliers' ornate locker room.
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The carpeted master bedroom has a gently sloping ceiling, an exposed-brick chimney column and windows with a built-in window seat offering hillside views.
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Francois, who is petite and blondish, sat cross-legged on the carpeted floor fiddling with the sensor, a small black box, like an oversized Lego.
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Then he took his briefcase and walked up a ramp leading into the arena, to a carpeted lounge, where, one by one, people greeted him.
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At what was supposed to be the Pennsylvania Democratic Party's celebration in Philadelphia, several devastated women were lying on the carpeted ballroom floor, tears welling.
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On the brown-carpeted eighth floor of the BOJ building, bank bureaucrats visited the offices of swing voters on the board to make the case.
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"They have it so easy over there compared with us," he said, gesturing across an expanse of shrub land carpeted with frail, ice-frosted sagebrush.
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Down a hall from the living room is a carpeted bedroom that extends the width of the house and has direct access to the outdoors.
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To find this treasure, you walk past the stack of Western Ag Reporter newspapers in the lobby and climb a narrow set of carpeted stairs.
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The meatless dish, served in a Le Creuset casserole and carpeted with herbed bread crumbs, is an eyepopper you don't expect to demolish, but do.
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Its curators, Juliet Kinchin and Andrew Gardner, have leavened the standouts with endearing oddballs like a shag-carpeted inner-tube chair by Davis J. Pratt.
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Beyonce wore him on red carpets and in carpeted hotel hallways; Rihanna wore him on tour, and Kim Kardashian West wore him to the Met Ball.
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He greets you in his foyer, and walks you into a dingy basement parlor, a wood-paneled, pink-carpeted room reminiscent of a Midwestern supper club.
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The 313-year-old then made the three-and-a-half-minute walk down the red-carpeted aisle with her breathtaking 25-foot train trailing behind.
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Then they were moved into a green carpeted ballroom inside the palace, where they drank coffee and sipped tea while the two delegations met for hours.
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The coroner told investigators that the baby could not have sustained such extensive injuries from falling two feet to a carpeted floor, news station WGNTV9 reports.
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Arriving in Beijing on Wednesday, Trump and his wife Melania descended from a red-carpeted staircase rolled up to the main door of Air Force One.
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The carpeted spaces are more inviting for kids to come in, sit and read a book while their parents might be shopping a few feet away.
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A video passed to Reuters by an activist in the area claimed to show at least a dozen seriously injured people lying on a carpeted floor.
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Plus, we saw industry veterans like Karolina Kurkova and Alek Wek stride down the carpeted runway alongside up-and-comers like Iskra Lawrence and Jocelyn Corona.
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"It looked like Austin Powers had been living here," Wileman says of the carpeted walls and time-capsule-preserved décor, which was already dated in 21994.
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Even on carpeted floors, the noise its Mecanum wheels makes means you're never really going to sneak up on someone unless they're standing next to traffic.
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The last to mount the carpeted steps were Angel Muñoz's father and brother Luis, who was supporting himself on a cane after his own construction accident.
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Its nine pristine acres are carpeted in wild sage, lavender and thyme and planted with olive trees that produce the hotel's own extra-virgin olive oil.
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The terminal feels relaxing — it's mostly carpeted, filled with real trees and comfortable chairs which more closely resembles a Silicon Valley tech company than an airport.
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She recently joined colleagues in an overnight sit-in for gun control legislation that involved occasional dozing on the carpeted floor of the House of Representatives.
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Weighing only 4.6 pounds, this little cleaner can go just about anywhere, meaning it can clean stains on carpeted stairs, upholstery, area rugs, and vehicle interiors.
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The master bathroom includes a carpeted dressing room with toile paper, a marble-topped vanity and combined tub-and-shower, both with fancy gold-colored hardware.
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Traffic inches anxiously along the snow-carpeted Main Street, littered with the accidents of those unused to driving on snow or unused to driving at all.
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Touring Elvis Presley's estate, Graceland, home to the kitschy Jungle Room with a carpeted ceiling, remains a bucket-list trip for music fans the world over.
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Upstairs are three white-carpeted bedrooms, including a master suite with a walk-in closet and a bathroom with double sinks floating on a granite vanity.
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"Make one more remark like that, and I'll rip you apart, starting with your—" A white light blinded 29S, sending him sprawling onto the carpeted floor.
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He took Elizabeth by the elbow as she descended red-carpeted stairs outside London's Canada House following an event to celebrate 150 years of Canadian independence.
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The basement has a carpeted recreation room with built-in cabinetry, an undercounter refrigerator and a sink, as well as a bedroom and a full bathroom.
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She found her sweet spot in her third internship, working as an assistant in the quiet, carpeted offices of the Institute for Veterans and Military Families.
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From there, the GRR1 heads northwest into a dense and impossibly wet woodland wreathed in arborescent ferns and carpeted with beds of moss two feet deep.
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The Oakland mansion built by baseball legend Joe Morgan is up for sale -- again -- complete with a tennis court, sauna, game room ... and a CARPETED BATHTUB!
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Instead of those shoddy, carpeted towers that throw off your home's Feng Shui, we found 10 of the artsiest cat trees that the internet has to offer.
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And shows, of course, were where we went to church: in shag-carpeted basements, in dive bars, at festivals like Warped Tour, and, later, bafflingly, in stadiums.
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Goldstein pauses for pictures with fans, obliging his hangers-on, before he passes through a side door and down a carpeted staircase to the arena's VIP area.
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My parents once considered renovating the space into a more livable dwelling––drywall, bathroom, a carpeted staircase––but never went through with it, which I always appreciated.
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Once aboard The Empress of Sausalito, attendees sipped complimentary cocktails and sat on leather couches circling a carpeted dance floor lit up by a rainbow disco ball.
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Downstairs, he pointed to a spot on the carpeted floor, just outside the bathroom, where he found her lying down with a towel placed underneath her pelvis.
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This year, Julia Roberts strode up the red-carpeted steps for the premiere of Jodie Foster's "Money Monster" and revealed that beneath her gown she was barefoot.
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I knew I was approaching my target when the cow pastures made way to rows upon rows of coffee—whole hillsides carpeted beyond the line of sight.
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A command post known as the operations control center had been moved and banks of monitors connected to surveillance cameras were gone, leaving a carpeted, stagelike space.
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Compared to the fancy, carpeted restaurants elsewhere in Vegas where eating solo might attract looks, PublicUs was the kind of place I could blend into over coffee.
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I remember as a child gazing longingly at it in her narrow carpeted walk-in closet, which was packed with her platform shoes and caftans and baubles.
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Finding the location wasn't easy; I wandered around the lobby three times, yet I never found the hallway, the blue carpeted steps or even the news room.
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Often called the Venice of the East, it features some of China's most exquisite traditional architecture, with whitewashed courtyard houses and meandering walkways above lotus-carpeted ponds.
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The owner has turned the attic into a third-floor suite with a carpeted bedroom and sitting room, and a bathroom with a corner bathtub and shower.
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The front staircase also rises to a third level, where the catwalk leads to a carpeted office with built-in bookshelves and a full wall of glass.
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In a surprising self-portrait, Goldman, mustachioed, uncircumcised, and holding a robe, stands naked in a carpeted room, his head turned away, in profile, from the camera.
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The color-sensitive cone cells that carpeted the retina (detached from the fowl, and mounted under a microscope) appeared as polka dots of five different colors and sizes.
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Biggers's sculpture is the sole occupant a room to the side of but open to the main arena, a carpeted hallway surrounded by windows that features some stairways.
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Upon finishing his performance, DeGraw took a step back in exhalation and threw his hands up in the air, but missed the carpeted area set up for him.
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Many allergens settle into carpet, so you want to avoid placing your air purifier on a carpeted floor since it can stir those particles back into the air.
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When I turn left and walk a few feet through the hallway to the large, carpeted, main room there are scattered bodies already there, mostly on the periphery.
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It's the last row of the school bus, the corner of the cafeteria where the aides can't see, the roughhousing of a carpeted basement broadcast into your ear.
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French actress Isabelle Huppert joined Cannes Film Festival Director Thierry Fremaux and his staff on the red-carpeted steps that usually host smiling movie stars heading to premieres.
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" He liked Britain for Boy George and Culture Club, for its cooked breakfasts, carpeted bathrooms, drafty windows, spongy bread, Silk Cut cigarettes, and "the repressed but omnipresent sexuality.
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All of the 27 residence halls come equipped with central air conditioning (an essential for hot Tennessee summers) and some even have gas fireplaces and elegant carpeted walkways.
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Hoover PowerDash Pet Carpet Cleaner, $99, available at AmazonIf you have the double whammy of a pet (or pets) and carpeted floors, you'll want this specialized Hoover cleaner.
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It seemed like everyone I knew was there and yet periodically even more big names would pile in from the queue and run up the fuscia carpeted stairs.
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After a few miles of hiking, he settled on a spot carpeted with springy moss and fallen logs sprouting all manner of Seussian plants and clumps of fungi.
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In the carpeted hallways of the National Assembly, legislative aides and the few remaining opposition deputies mumble about the "sheeping-down" of Parliament — a phrase that recurs frequently.
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Last fall I sat with Mitchell, Weller and Brian Kates, one of the editors, as they worked through Close's episode in Kates's heavily carpeted home studio in Manhattan.
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You can order the man'oushe (pronounced mah-noo-SHAY) carpeted with either za'atar, a spice mixture fragrant with sumac and wild thyme, or akkawi, a salty brined cheese.
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A boy lay on his stomach on the carpeted floor, headphones on, using a Web site called BrainPOP to learn how to calculate the perimeters of basic shapes.
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As much as we may enjoy stepping foot on white-sand beaches or the carpeted floors of our childhood homes, the process of getting there is infamously unpleasant.
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Yet it's precisely the old-fashioned imperfections of Lindsay's Farm that make its moss-carpeted rows worth the trip for regulars, many of whom now bring their children.
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The lower level of the house also has a carpeted rec room with a wet bar, a gym and small theater room, as well as a full bath.
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She looks like a hobbyist painting on an elaborately carpeted floor instead of in a studio, dabbling with a floral still life and daintily holding paintbrushes like accessories.
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You'll be able to see the whole painting: At Grant Park, patrons sat on a carpeted revolving grandstand, which kept them from taking in the entire painting at once.
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All shuffled into our dingy, lumpy carpeted Bed Stuy apartment, stacked on the counter, thumbed through and water ringed for far too long before being tossed in the recycling.
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As she wheeled her suitcase into the carpeted hall, she wondered what kind of person would abandon to a hotel room drawer such a perfect specimen of their existence.
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The Temblor Range, a famous spot for wildflower viewing that's part of the Carrizo Plain, is now carpeted in blue, purple, orange and yellow flowers and vibrant green foliage.
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On a recent afternoon at Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, in a dark, windowless, carpeted room, a group of visitors took turns playing on the school's football team.
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Razor says its Hovertrax won't burn your house down We gave the Hovertrax DLX a quick try in a corner of a Wynn hotel ballroom that was thankfully carpeted.
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Recently, I took a quick swing through the wood-paneled, green-carpeted bank offices of Pennsylvania, where lending executives still wear paisley ties and measure their tenure in decades.
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A temporary ramp is to be built at the main entrance, where lawmakers go up a set of stone steps carpeted in red to make their ceremonial first entry.
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As soon as the friendly doorman greeted us at the red-carpeted entrance, and I glimpsed the dimly-lit lobby, I knew I was in for a lavish treat.
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Cons to considerOne of the tests I conduct on all the robotic vacuums that come through my office involves sprinkling flour into the corners of carpeted and hardwood floors.
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Colorful stripes and waves wrap around two walls of a darkened, carpeted room to the sounds of wildlife — the trumpeting of elephants, for instance, or the singing of whales.
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The master suite is carpeted and has a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with floor-to-ceiling porcelain tiles, a large shower and dual vessel sinks.
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As songs including "Woman" by Neneh Cherry blared from the loudspeakers, the 82 women in evening dress walked up the carpeted staircase, then turned around to face the crowd.
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Some 8,000 miles from the elegantly carpeted U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., lies an eerie, dark, underwater place — a place that threatens to redraw maps all over the globe.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Iris Bohnet navigates the narrow carpeted stairs to the wood-paneled hotel lobby balancing a smartphone, two bags and a winter coat the size of a duvet.
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I also noticed that contrary to the typically carpeted floors I'd become accustomed to in Hilton hotels, the floors here were marble, with a rug covering the bed area.
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If cold cuts are your thing, you'll find artisanal mortadella from Bologna dotted with toasted sweet pistachios, and crostini carpeted with lacy coppa (shoulder ham) cured with Amarone wine.
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" On a recent flight, the woman sitting across from Roxann Steinberg "took a urine-soaked cloth diaper off her baby and wrung it out onto the carpeted aisle floor.
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Neighborhood Joint Clairmont Nichols Opticians had just opened its doors on a recent Monday and already the green-carpeted, airy flagship store in Midtown East was full of customers.
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A dark-money political group called Generation Now spent $1 million getting Householder elected and then sank $22017 million into pro-HB279 radio and TV ads, which carpeted the state.
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When I first met them, the six-year-old took her place on the carpeted floor across from her mother, who was sitting cross-legged in a small play area.
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They descend a steep set of stairs, perform their ablutions, and make their way into a large undergound space, pleasantly carpeted, but with ventilation pipes half-hiding the low ceiling.
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On either side of the thickly carpeted hallway, a row of middle school aged children in matching T-shirts hold up poster-board signs that show images of young refugees.
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He thought of waking him, but instead removed his Timberland boots, which he assumed were muddy, and crept across the room to the white carpeted stairs; he went up slowly.
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This production also includes — in addition to the requisite crystal chandeliers and sepulchral lighting (by Ken Billington) — a central red-carpeted staircase that seems to be waiting for Dolly Levi.
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First settled in the Stone Age, the islands remain wild, heather-carpeted outposts of Celtic and Norse tradition, scattered with ancient croft fields, medieval castles and gray-stone fishing villages.
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Mr. Erdogan rode in a black car carpeted in red carnations, flanked by a mounted police escort to the presidential palace, arriving as Turkish artillery sounded a 21-gun salute.
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I see it in a tiny saucepan, in a quiet, carpeted dining room overlooking a twinkling city, poured over a poached lobster tail or the season's first fat white asparagus.
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The directions she sent told me to go to the first floor, down a hallway, it mentioned going past the news room and used "blue carpeted steps" as a landmark.
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Ms. Gul, in a tea pink lehenga sparkling with platinum and gold rhinestones, walked down a carpeted aisle accompanied by her parents to a stage set with a gilded settee.
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While the middle of the store was carpeted in a grayish linoleum, here was a warm-colored fake wood: our initial clue that fruit and vegetables carried a special cachet.
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Fashion Review PARIS — Sunday morning, in a 53,820-square-foot concrete basement exhibition space carpeted in a sea of gray striped with slanted logos, Balenciaga held its women's wear show.
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Instead, I walk up to a loft building in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, spend a few moments ascending in its elevator, and walk into a disheveled, carpeted, sparsely furnished office unit.
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She's referred to as a "top NYC dominatrix," but works out of a commercial dungeon with carpeted floors, wears a collar to sessions and has only has one pair of boots.
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To look at the expansive opening created by the Vizzion's vast doors and the carpeted interior and contoured seating inside, you'd be reminded of Aston Martin's similarly grand Lagonda concept car.
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I know they are redoing it now, but I just have such vivid childhood memories of crawling around the carpeted floors and watching how gold is made for the millionth time.
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Johnston, the Queen's representative in Canada, was seen helping the 91-year-old monarch down a set of red-carpeted stairs at an event in London to mark Canada's 150th birthday.
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Instead – and notably unlike other leaders who departed their planes onto red-carpeted stairs – Obama disembarked onto a plain metal staircase from a secondary exit at the back of the plane.
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In addition to moonwalking across carpeted floors and jumping on fancy hotel beds, the 14-year old also just dropped a New York Times best-seller, The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir.
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Vacuum almost any surface with ease using the Shark Navigator — the motorized brushroll tackles hard and carpeted floors, while the upholstery brush and crevice tool expand your cleaning beyond the floor.
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Despite the protestations of those who felt that the party exploited the spiritual seriousness of Catholic art, the Met's carpeted steps played host to a syncretic display of contemporary religious visuality.
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She jogged around the track, climbed 90 carpeted steps and dipped the torch into a massive metal caldron, igniting gas burners and officially starting the Games as some 100,000 spectators roared.
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One night at the compound where my 500-person V.I.P. delegation was staying in Arafat, I was working when the men suddenly started kneeling in a large, air-conditioned, carpeted room.
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Every table inside the carpeted house was laden with watermelon wedges, puff pastries and silver carafes of black coffee, even though the fast wouldn't be broken for another couple of hours.
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While some roustabouts set up for a weekend circus show, Ms. Mae led Ms. Ejogo out to the floor, lit by rickety chandeliers and carpeted in purple and blue athletic mats.
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Then he ascended the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, carpeted in pink for the evening, and plunged into the Met Gala, the fashion industry's biggest party of the year.
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Broom With any new places come new broom needs, like going from a carpeted apartment to one with hardwood floors or suddenly having a stoop that needs to be swept clean.
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Standing in a carpeted living room, she relayed many of Ms. Klobuchar's talking points, including that her mother had visited all 99 counties in the state — a particular point of pride.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The well-heeled guests strolled up red carpeted steps and through lines of smiling young women to reach the newest outpost in President Trump's international business empire.
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Officials described a bustle as negotiators and staff moved among meeting rooms scattered along carpeted corridors and up and down lifts over nearly half of the cross-shaped building's 13 floors.
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For several years, hundreds of heroin addicts lived beneath the bridges, on river banks carpeted with used needles that crunched underfoot — as hollow as the countless grant proposals that never produced solutions.
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Carpeted in rain forest and braided with waterways, southeast Alaska is among the largest wild salmon producers in the world, its tourism and salmon fishing industries grossing about $2 billion a year.
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The crowd putters around the carpeted convention hall, picking up pamphlets on collecting rainwater or stopping to look at Salvador Alvarenga, a celebrity survivor after 13 months adrift in the Pacific Ocean.
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Here at MWC, the world's largest mobile industry focused conference, HTC's booth is symbolically split in two, divided across a carpeted thoroughfare that funnels a continual parade of suits back and forth.
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The credits roll to a final nonsense Low Shoulder rock song and footage of the trashed and bloody hotel rooms and their bodies mangled and left in bathtubs and on carpeted floors.
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Before the praying starts, we stand in the back of the carpeted room, and look on as an elder sits on the floor with a group of young boys gathered around him.
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On the beige-carpeted embankment to his right, five dancers in blue and green unitards, each silk-screened with an image of the dancer's own face, had formed a slowly rotating circle.
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The lower level includes a carpeted master bedroom with built-in closets behind frosted glass doors, and an en suite bathroom with a double vanity and a walk-in glassed-walled shower.
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I also liked that the four double wheels made it easy to roll the bag next to me with little effort, except when it came to the carpeted floor of Newark airport.
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Several dozen people, many of them casually dressed in jeans and T-shirts, sat in the caramel brown pews of its unpretentious worship hall; its altar little more than a carpeted stage.
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Our apartment is not 80 percent carpeted, as the lease requires, and my downstairs neighbor has complained about the noise our children make, although he plays his television loudly late at night.
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To begin, I was instructed to sit cross-legged on the carpeted floor of a dilapidated yoga studio before an older man with a long white beard and a turban to match.
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The cool tiled floor of the shrine is often carpeted with devotees, some carrying tiffins of food on outings with their children, others in fraying and torn shalwar kameez prostrate in prayer.
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In another room of the house, between the living room and his office, Buhl created a "sculpture garden" carpeted with astroturf and decorated with potted plants, a fountain, and more hand artworks.
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Only filmmakers and industry insiders get to walk up the iconic red-carpeted steps at the Palais des Festivals for the black-tie-only premieres; tickets aren't for sale to the general public.
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The carpeted floor of the cabin extends up to nearly halfway on the doors' interior, lending a stronger sense of an enclosed space when traveling in the car, as if in a cocoon.
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In 2015, chef Brian Krawczyk at Bumbo's bought the old drop-ceilinged and scuzz-carpeted Hank's, then renovated it into a laid-back bar with the intention of starting a Polish fusion restaurant.
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A pale blue sky showed through the forest's old-growth conifers—sugar and ponderosa pines, Douglas firs and incense cedars—as the researchers tramped over dry ground, carpeted with dead needles and cones.
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Seaplanes used to be the main form of air transport before the second world war, during which America and Europe were carpeted with concrete runways suitable for large passenger jets for military reasons.
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They created wider hallways to help sign-language users communicate while walking, carpeted the floors and walls to soften distracting noises for the blind, and attached shades to the windows to reduce glare.
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This is the strategy adopted by Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry and Beyoncé, the final guest to ascend up the Met's carpeted stairs, a rubbery goddess in a full latex gown by Givenchy.
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As a toddler, she got around on a tricycle and a makeshift scooter — a carpeted board with wheels — until receiving her first prosthetic leg and foot, which she continually upgraded as she grew.
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UNITED NATIONS — In the genteel, carpeted halls of the United Nations headquarters, a 20-minute walk from Trump Tower, diplomats from the world over are holding their breath about the American president-elect.
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In the middle of the carpeted room is a gas heater for winter reading and an ashtray and a spittoon for those who may need a smoke or a pinch of smokeless tobacco.
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Turning left as you enter the foyer takes you to a living room with a stone-and-plaster fireplace and, beyond that, a carpeted sunroom with a paneled wainscot topped by casement windows.
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I didn't know that my organs were carpeted with damage, that a piece of my left kidney had broken off, that I was bleeding internally and was unlikely to survive without emergency treatment.
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Rising over the mantle of ghostlike smoke bushes that carpeted the ground to the treeless horizon, the plane traced a route over the landscape, its bombardier dropping 50 poisoned sausages every square kilometer.
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Attired in a smart blue suit and tie for the Cavalli show, the executive seemed bemused by a parade of scrawny male models clomping around a carpeted runway left soggy by afternoon thundershowers.
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The wall also holds a chipped painted frame around a black-and-white photo of two young men standing naked on a carpeted floor before a scrim of what looks like black paper.
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Mr. Trump, the former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle and Mr. Kirk retreated from the evening's festivities, surrounded by security guards as they made their way up a large set of carpeted stairs.
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Up two flights of a concrete stairwell, Ahmad sat on the carpeted floor of their small rental apartment with Faiza and their 20-year-old son, Abdulsalam, and 22-year-old daughter, Aisha.
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As people descended to the garden level for dinner, they emerged onto the forest floor: Autumn leaves, damp from the weather, carpeted the ground, and guests delicately sidestepped tree stumps and fallen logs.
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The carpeted master bedroom connects to a bathroom with a double vanity and walk-in shower, as well as a dressing room with a large walk-in closet that has built-in cabinetry.
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Between the driver and passenger seats there was a large, raised, shag-pile-carpeted area, which I was using to lay out my various writerly impedimenta: voice recorder, notebook, pens and so forth.
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For me, the City of Light is as much about the allées de prestige —the orange-carpeted promenades lined with prize-winning exemplars of heritage breeds—as it is about the Champs-Élysées.
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Within years, many of the city sidewalks and plazas, as well as those in its colonies, were carpeted in small pieces of limestone, some laid in patterns but others just in white stone.
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Musicians auditioned behind screens so the judges couldn't see what they looked like, and walked on carpeted floors so the judges couldn't determine if they were women or men — the women often wore heels.
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"Thanks to Clinton's victory in Nevada on Saturday, hard-fought on the carpeted floor of the Paris hotel and casino in Las Vegas, her lead over Sanders extends to 282," the Washington Post reports.
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During a day at the beach, as Ethan comes up from the ocean to the gazebo the family is sitting under, he walks over a patch of ground carpeted with small, spiky pine cones.
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Speaking from a carpeted podium, he said the moves would bring prosperity and development to the region, adding that he believed Jammu and Kashmir would become a big hub for tourism and industrial employment.
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Last fall, I passed from the domes, minarets and carpeted tearooms of the old Ottoman quarter into the churches, squares and pastry shops of the 19th-century core, with its palpable Austro-Hungarian influences.
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We Have Another Aldrich Ames Langley, Virginia, summer 1996 John Maguire sat in a cubicle village on the second floor of CIA headquarters, a clean, well-carpeted place full of file cabinets and misery.
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Pale yellow walls formed a background to a carpeted floor that echoed some of the prints used in the collection - coloured stripes, bright flowers over pinstripes, checks, roses and small flowers mimicking animal prints.
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Makeshift altars adorned with fake flowers and electric candles are spread across the carpeted floor, while projectors cycle through snapshots from Mohammed's own family archive as well as found photographs, largely of quotidian scenes.
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The second floor has a large carpeted landing and four bedrooms, among them a master suite with a private bathroom that has a double steam shower, a tiled soaking tub and many built-ins.
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Roberts visited the country in March, Adler in April — at the end of the rainy season, when (today as two centuries ago) the ground really is carpeted with flowers, and vivid greens surround you.
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CreditCreditLuke Sharrett for The New York Times PARIS, Ky. — One hundred nine years ago, Arthur B. Hancock moved his thoroughbred breeding operation atop a slab of mineral rich limestone carpeted by thick, lush bluegrass.
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Every leader was allowed to walk off their plane using red-carpeted stairs save one — then-President Barack Obama, who was forced to take the comparatively dinky built-in stairs on Air Force One.
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The Mays emerged from the palace — a hulking, yellow-tinged stone building with Corinthian columns, ornate turrets and statues adorning the top — and strode down red-carpeted steps and across a large cobblestone plaza.
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It was meant to be Britain's signature airship, a luxury liner outfitted with fifty carpeted cabins, two promenade decks, and a smoking room, and was designed to carry royalty across the sprawling British Empire.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)Two floors beneath the headquarters of Iraqi Military Intelligence, at the end of a red-carpeted corridor, two doors swing open to reveal a museum of cold, calculated and deliberate horror.
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What GM is counting on them not to notice is that the number of options is limited, to reduce complexity in purchasing and manufacturing, or that touches such as fully-carpeted trunks are absent.
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Powered with the company's V7 digital motor, this stick vacuum can pick up dirt, dust, pet hair, and more on hardwood and carpeted floors with 75% more brush power than any of Dyson's previous models.
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Upon walking up the first carpeted steps to the townhouse — a 1920s property that was once the office of Cary Grant — customers enter a pinkified, glammed-up world where gowns and heels are the norm.
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The first thing you notice when you walk into the theater is the smell of soap, followed by a faint stickiness on the carpeted floors, and a tacky coating on the armrests of the seats.
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Shot inside inoffensively carpeted rooms, underneath omniscient lights, or outdoors—only God knows where—the subjects of Joanna Grochowska's photographs are prone, posed less like living beings than the grotesque, plastic dolls of Hans Bellmer.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards celebrate the year's best performances both in movies and on TV — but they're particularly scrutinized as one of the most important forecasters on that red-carpeted road to the Oscars.
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Our heroes are 20 and 30-somethings who rent one-bedroom, carpeted apartments in L.A. — the kind where if you use the microwave and the A/C at the same time, you lose power entirely.
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The stage area in the middle, carpeted with Persian rugs like Ms. Steinem's own apartment, is the kind of place where you'd like to curl up to share stories and, in sharing them, amplify them.
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The hallway leads to the three bedrooms, including a carpeted master bedroom with an attached Talavera-tiled bathroom with double sinks set in a long redwood vanity and a wall of built-in redwood storage.
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When the Brando-esque gentleman in that first rental asked what I thought of the peculiar, three-dimensional artwork (eyeballs floating in oatmeal?) on the carpeted walls, I sensed a trap and praised their originality.
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The following morning we drove 2400,21 feet above the lushly carpeted valley on the slopes of the irascible Poás Volcano, to the two-year-old Starbucks global agronomy complex and visitors' center called Hacienda Alsacia.
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Shoes must be taken off before entering the first room, where viewers walk through carpeted floors and Turkish rugs lit by shiny, ostentatious chandeliers, while fragments of Nina Simone's "Strange Fruit" emanate from another room.
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She loves putting her nose in it, she loves lying down in it like it's a bathtub, and — crucially — she loves to run into a carpeted area with mud all over her paws and lower body.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the red-carpeted north London town hall where one of the first gay weddings in Britain took place, activists buzz around a map of the city, armed with post-it notes.
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The show space was transformed by set designer Tony Hornecker into a bustling Indian market with carpeted floors, garish storefronts of retro shops selling "non-stop glamour," and hanging mannequins in sequined garments and bold patterns.
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In an installation called "Bed Down Location," we are invited to lie on a carpeted platform in a darkened gallery and look up at video projections of star-filled night skies in Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan.
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"I would just hop on my bike and drive down to Blockbuster ..." YouTuber sWooZie takes us on a blue carpeted walk down memory lane in a cartoon retelling of his pivotal Blockbuster moments as a tween.
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After that climatic period, a rapid warming phase followed, and much of the ice that carpeted the region began to melt, allowing for a beech tree forest to creep across the land, reducing their original habitat.
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Afterward, neither of us could feel our feet — so we proceeded to relieve our numb toes and heels by collapsing in a ball of emotion/exhaustion on the red-carpeted floor: So there you have it.
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For an hour and a half, our vehicle was the only one negotiating one mountain pass, where the road was so thickly carpeted by palm fronds and other foliage that the road surface was barely visible.
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In R.B. Schlather's quietly poignant production, performers walk, sit and stand among the audience, which sits around the perimeter and on the carpeted floor of Hudson Hall, an old gathering space where the real Anthony lectured.
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In the hushed, carpeted courtroom, a judge sat on the terribly tall bench as three female prosecutors in sharp stiletto heels faced Raniere, and Moira Kim Penza, the lead prosecutor, wove an argument about her case.
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Fin-de-siècle glamour runs from the top floor Cardinal's Suite down the leopard carpeted spiral stairway to Le Bar where tufted velvet chairs, vintage barware and an outré vibe attract a nightly crowd of locals.
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These days, Iowa and its journalist hot spots — namely the glaringly lighted, hideously carpeted lobby bar of the Des Moines Marriott Downtown — can feel like a summer camp, trade convention and I.R.L. Twitter rolled into one.
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A very pleasant lunch In Tigoni, a beautiful high-altitude tea-growing area, the hillsides are carpeted with verdant tea fields picked to a uniform height — a giant green couch begging for someone to stretch out.
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From the ages of about seven to ten, I would go to her apartment after school, sit on the white carpeted floor of her bedroom, and watch the reunion special of Beverly Hills, 90210 on VHS.
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Credit Lionel Bonaventure/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images "I guess in the 1960s that seemed like a good idea," the restaurant's owner, André Terrail, whose family took over the restaurant in 1911, said of the carpeted ceiling.
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Wedding photos from 2010 posted on the site of their wedding planner show a storybook scene in Dr. Shreves's native New Orleans, with candles lighting a white-carpeted aisle amid towering oak trees hung with Spanish moss.
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A cantilevered roof, carpeted in photovoltaic panels, captures enough solar energy in this cloudiest of major U.S. cities to power the needs of an engineering firm, a tech company satellite office, and a home contractor, among others.
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An honors college, another popular recruiting tool, opened at the New Brunswick campus last year in a new building with stained glass windows, carpeted dorm rooms and light-filled social spaces, including a coffee bar with fireplace.
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We showed our lichni karti to the two men stationed at the door, their torsos obscene with muscle, and then descended a long carpeted staircase that was lit dimly by red lights set high along the walls.
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When we first arrived, groups of people — often, but not always, children — would burst into the room unannounced, sit on the day bed, and stare at their unusual guests, who sat (and slept) on the carpeted floor.
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Three bedrooms are a half-flight above the main level, including a carpeted master with a vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet and en suite bathroom with a glass-walled shower and a trough sink with double faucets.
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In other corners of the galleries' hushed, carpeted rooms, swans attacked, goats bleated, poppies unfurled and snakes slid over the rims of Chinese urns, frozen in gold but animated in time by Gouthière's almost obsessively executed observation.
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Having grown up nearby, I can say that Forks and the surrounding Olympic Peninsula have an almost supernatural beauty — the towering old growth forests, with the ground carpeted in soft, moist moss, are just so unbelievably green.
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A phone rang, letting him know it was time for his fourth term; he donned his jacket and walked alone through the red-carpeted Kremlin corridors and into a hall packed with about 6,000 invited, cheering guests.
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Instead of a traditional presentation, the motley crew will pack a 1930s tram car as it chugs around the city center, attired in M Missoni and strap-hanging on a Missoni-carpeted aisle, while guests look on.
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Even if passengers steered clear of the deck and windows on the cruise, the onslaught of rain caused flooding, and one passenger shared a video showing running water on the carpeted floor and more leaking through the ceiling.
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It always happened while I was away, and when I would log on I would be shown the briefest view of the town, it's cold milky ground newly carpeted with grass, before being told to move on elsewhere.
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We sit down at his dining room table amid a wild cornucopia of stuff, including a lamp with a hot pink feathered shade and black cats lounging on chairs and hanging, Cirque du Soleil-style, from carpeted staircases.
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DALLAS — In a carpeted sea of guns — and knives and holsters and bullet-splat earrings — Charlie Harwood stopped in his tracks as the president's son brushed past him at the 147th annual meeting of the National Rifle Association.
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It was the year 2000, and I was spending a weekend afternoon as I usually did: sitting in the carpeted basement of my friend Alex's house and watching him play a video game I had never seen before.
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A film by the multimedia artist Wu Tsang projected in one corner of a carpeted room, featuring the poet and thinker Fred Moten twirling peacefully in vibrant sunlight, folds of a billowing garment flapping wildly with the movement.
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But that whole Ritzy, sticky-carpeted mainstream disco thing I had growing up, clubs you'd go to to pull, to buy drinks for a pound, those places were massive, and they co-existed really well with music-head clubs.
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Editorial The community of Elmont, on Long Island, may soon be getting a neighborhood amenity that's high-class and exciting, if you think a big carpeted box filled with a thousand video gambling machines is high-class and exciting.
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The cases snap on firmly and take a little prying to get off, though a small drop on a carpeted floor quickly demonstrated that they likely won't offer a heck of a lot of protection in a serious spill.
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The sole purpose (see what we did there?) of that person's Buckingham Palace role is to literally walk around the grounds — on carpeted floors only, of course — and wear in the Queen's leather shoes, so she doesn't get blisters.
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The video was for her track "Skim" and it shows her slowly treading through a carpeted house in a slick black suit while clutching a guitar, before a near-naked femme-looking body lays across her on the sofa.
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"It's a chance for me to enjoy a semi-vacation doing what I love," he tells me as we chat on the porch of the grower's house, which looks out over the redwood forest-carpeted mountains of Southern Humboldt.
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Clad in a zippered black boiler suit, belted at the waist, and sneakers with electric blue laces, Mr. Lauren wandered among vehicles set on white plinths in the black carpeted space, referring to each in turn with unfiltered affection.
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By the time she laced her fingers with mine and kissed me as we sat crisscrossed on her carpeted floor, our mouths reeking of garlic and tomato sauce, it felt like we had known each other all our lives.
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The five bedrooms are upstairs, including a carpeted master bedroom under sloped ceilings in the newest section of the home, with a walk-in closet and a large bathroom with skylight, double vanity, glass-enclosed shower and separate tub.
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Such casual sales pitches for lethal merchandise coursed through the carpeted halls of this wealthy Arab city's convention center this week, when more than 1,200 military technology companies and contractors from around the world convened to hawk their wares.
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" To highlight the dangers of Soviet power in Eastern Europe, Reagan used the words of Christian author C.S. Lewis to warn against "evil" that begins "in clear, carpeted, warmed, and well-lighted offices, by quiet men with white collars.
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Sant Antoni is technically Barcelona's fifth superblock, but the plan envisions something far beyond that: a city carpeted in superblocks (superilles in Catalan), some 500 of them, with almost 70 percent of its streets eventually devoted to mixed use.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With U.S. military armored vehicles parked nearby, workers set up a red-carpeted stage on Wednesday for President Donald Trump's planned July Fourth speech, as critics accused him of hijacking a nonpartisan celebration of America's Independence Day.
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You can pick up VHS tapes made to resemble Netflix's original programming and throw them around a red-carpeted room; when you figure out what you want, you hold it up and screens emerge out of the walls and ceiling.
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No matter how many cocks I tossed at Trump, no matter how many bounced off his head, no matter how many dildos carpeted the arena floor and dragged down my framerates, he just kept moving forward and the crowd kept cheering.
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Last week a happy Hefner, 63, beamed as his bride, 26-year-old Kimberley Conrad, wafted down a white-carpeted aisle on the lawn of his 19823-room Gothic Holmby Hills, L.A., mansion to join him for their "I do's".
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Mime artists lounge on the carpeted staircases, hundreds of tables littered with laptops stretch throughout various halls, and one man lies fully dressed and face down in a squatter's mattress, burnt out from the previous night of ferociously hitting keyboards.
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Buuut when the accordion kicks in, that now-sentient can of Beef Ravioli yeets itself onto the floor, rolls out of the supermarket, down a five-lane highway, through some residential neighborhoods, and ultimately into the kid's well-carpeted living room.
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In the carpeted dressing room for the fighters underneath the stadium, the clock in each was stopped at 3 o'clock, the original time for the bout here before the end of Daylight Saving Time in the United States last weekend.
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Instead of a cliff's edge you're standing on a carpeted floor in a lounge at the Sundance Film Festival and you've been watching "The Climb," a brief film made by 8i, a startup that creates virtual reality, or VR, content.
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Although he is grateful that he doesn't have to go back to the ratty motels he experienced early in his career, he said he wonders how far he has really come when he finds himself in yet another taupe-carpeted room.
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Now in its third year, the dinner held Tuesday in the museum's courtyard (tented, carpeted and filled with white roses for the event) was hosted by Emmanuelle Alt, editor of French Vogue, and Olivier Saillard, director of the Palais Galliera.
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A couple hundred chairs lined the carpeted floors, and the walls, painted a rich blue, were stenciled in bold fonts with various names for Christ: the Alpha and the Omega, the Lily of the Valley, the Resurrection and the Light.
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The 64-year-old Xi, widely regarded as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, spoke to more than 2,000 delegates in Beijing's cavernous, red-carpeted Great Hall of the People, including 91-year-old former president Jiang Zemin.
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"He was a responsible kid who cared about his studies," said Yusuf, 224, staring down at the carpeted floor of his brick home where he sat on a recent winter morning, clasping his folded hands inside his traditional pheran cloak.
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Since March, three ballet dancers — Brittany Pollack, Amar Ramasar and Craig Salstein — have been living in a different world, where daily class happens not in a pristine studio with barres and mirrors, but on the carpeted floor of a theater mezzanine.
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The day began with a carefully choreographed encounter in which Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim strode toward each other, arms extended, in the red-carpeted reception area of a Singapore hotel built on the site of a British colonial outpost.
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Circumambulating the floor of his gray carpeted office on a recent Wednesday, Mike Suffredini — NASA veteran, Houston native and the chief executive officer of Axiom Space — stopped in front of a wood compartment about as big as a telephone booth.
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To one side is the master suite, which has a carpeted bedroom, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open to the backyard, and a bathroom with a wall-mounted quartz vanity, a free-standing bathtub and a walk-in closet.
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The 48-room Pestana CR7, which is partially-owned by Ronaldo, has hallways that are carpeted with faux-grass to look like a soccer field, as well as sports memorabilia such as Ronaldo's shirts, trophies, and sneakers, throughout the hotel.
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Barbara Ess depicts the nightmare version: a photograph "No title (snake in living room)" (2017) that shows a living room with couch, easy chair, fireplace, and a big television, but with a snake slithering down the middle of the carpeted floor.
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Speaking as a proxy for a Walmart employee, Sanders offered the resolution -- which would be defeated in an afternoon vote -- from the floor of a small, carpeted ballroom with Rachel Brand, a top company executive and former Justice Department official, presiding onstage.
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Dr. Christine James of the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said that the "injuries could not occur to an infant by falling from the surface of a mattress that was two feet, two inches above a carpeted floor," according to the affidavit.
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That home, romanticized by post-war newsreels, is epitomized by 2.5 dogs and a kid, usually staring at a giant piece of furniture called a TV. It's suburban and carpeted in a rich shade of burgundy in a neighborhood that's crisp and homogenous.
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Image: NASA/JPL/Cornell/USGS"The blueberries were a complete surprise when we landed and found that they carpeted the surface," Harry McSween, a planetary scientist at the University of Tennessee and a MER team member at the time, recounted to Gizmodo.
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Much of my high school life was spent wandering the finely carpeted hallways of Terok Nor [the original Cardassian name for the space station dubbed Deep Space Nine in the Star Trek universe] and I make regular visits as much as I can.
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Yeah, we can't really think of a chicer first outing for your future offspring when you're only halfway through the second trimester than the (white and blue, not red-carpeted) steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art on the first Monday in May.
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The classrooms are carpeted, muffling the baseline din that usually accompanies students at work—the scraping of chairs, the dropping of pencils—and imbuing even a space occupied by more than two dozen second graders with the hush of a corporate conference room.
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After sitting cross-legged for a lavish dinner served on a tablecloth on the carpeted floor, we moved into a television room that smelled of cardamom and sugar, where glasses of strong, burning tea and a high pyramid of local specialties awaited us.
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WASHINGTON — When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada mounted the carpeted steps of the White House's North Portico on Thursday night for one of this city's most glamorous rituals, a state dinner, he followed in his father's footsteps — but only so far.
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There wasn't another person in sight as we followed a familiar carpeted hallway to our room on the main floor, past delicate orchid displays, quiet seating areas, and the Aviara Market, which became a favorite haunt for its splendid sportswear and gourmet treats.
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Inspecting the work in his room which was painted black and carpeted with a deep, velvety black rug that under my feet buoyed up my weight imparting a slightly fey feeling to that room as if I had entered a lushly appointed cave.
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A short flight of carpeted steps descends to a wood-paneled family room with a closet, storage niches and access to an outdoor patio area next to the driveway, as well as to a laundry room and an attached two-car garage.
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Mabern carpeted each tune with thick chords, almost never letting up until it was time for a bass or drum solo — at which point, instead of trudging through a dull accompaniment, he enacted spare, nicely worked-out arrangements to accent the solo.
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This rules out the cookie-cutter dining rooms of the big chains, but it also means a turn away from an earlier style of hotel dining: the curtained, carpeted, cushioned and cloched pomp of restaurants like Alain Ducasse New York or Lespinasse.
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The rear staircase, off the kitchen, leads to three carpeted guest rooms (each with a built-in desk spanning the width, so that any of the rooms could be used as a study or office) and a guest bathroom off the hallway.
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The immediate pleasure of nailing a power slide around a long bend; the rush of whizzing past trucks and buses at completely illegal speeds, while Egyptian pyramids become snow-capped mountains become harbor cobblestones become tulips-carpeted fields of joy around you: unbeatable.
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At least some of him made it that carpeted floor in Las Vegas — tiny sparks of recognition for pie and coffee are tells, as was his deft handling of the assassin who tried to take him out on the plaza of his company's building.
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It was, in the eyes of Trump World, the very clubhouse of the Deep State: the plush, blue-carpeted, wood-paneled 22020th floor auditorium of the National Press Club, located in the heart of the Washington swamp, just two blocks from the White House.
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When President Barack Obama was denied a set of carpeted air-stairs from which to descend Air Force One at the start of last year's G20 talks in Hangzhou, China, Trump declared at a campaign rally that such an indignity wouldn't happen on his watch.
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Led by communications chief Bill Shine, advisers went on a walk-through of various locations to search for a room and camera shot that could lend the address a presidential bearing, including the East Room with the red-carpeted Cross Hall in the background.
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There are 512 new rooms in two plain seven-story towers designed by a Brooklyn architecture firm, Lubrano Ciavarra, linked to the Flight Center via Saarinen's red-carpeted tubular jetways, their exteriors clad in curtain walls of reflective black glass to mirror Saarinen's building.
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On the right is a living room, followed by a study with a white-painted brick fireplace and then the carpeted family room addition, which has another fireplace, a wet bar and glass doors leading to a screened porch and an adjacent rear deck.
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One of the first works you'll encounter is an empty, carpeted gallery with a gridded, fluorescent-lit ceiling that seems to be coming undone, courtesy of the Brazilian artist Cinthia Marcelle, who has said the skewed tiles overhead reflect childhood memories of economic crisis.
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Just 11 days before Ashlie Vaughn was set to tie the knot with Li Feng, the Illinois resident was walking down the carpeted stairs in her new home when she slipped and hit her foot on the wall, leaving her with a serious injury.
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The objects, glimpsed among leaves and vines, and carpeted with moss, took shape in the forest twilight: the jaguar head mentioned above, great stone jars carved with vultures, snakes and monkeys, objects that looked like thrones or tables, many with carvings along the rims and legs.
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Over the four days of the conference a steady stream of men queue for a chance to don a headset and sit in chairs blasting virtual stuff in partially screened booths or prancing around in carpeted display rooms with painterly backdrops probing the Vive's room-scale claims.
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However, if most rooms in your house are carpeted and you'd just like to have a mop handy for simple upkeep or damp dust mopping, a true mop may not be necessary — and having that vacuum side would be a hell of a lot more beneficial.
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In truth, married couples have their own, often unspoken, language, which could have been what occurred on the tarmac in Tel Aviv Monday, after the couple touched down on Air Force One and made the long, red-carpeted walk with Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu upon arrival.
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I arrived at the venue—a Jurys Inn hotel—on a wet Saturday morning, to discover that the event was essentially a small carpeted convention room boasting a few cameras, some stalls selling merchandise, and 70 or so attendees watching PowerPoint presentations beamed onto a wall.
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Projected on an entire wall of a dark, carpeted room, it reenacts the journey of the train that carried Robert Kennedy's coffin to Washington D.C. As the train lumbers along the rails, we see tableaux of people beside the tracks, arranged as if in Fusco's photographs.
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Mr. Bhat, a stocky man who was wearing a brown woolen cape and sitting on the pink-carpeted floor of his living room when the call came through, sounded despondent at times as he responded again and again that he had no idea of his son's whereabouts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists have spotted in rocks from northern China what may be the oldest fossils of a green plant ever found, tiny seaweed that carpeted areas of the seafloor roughly a billion years ago and were part of a primordial revolution among life on Earth.
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Mr. Kinnunen took a seat toward the back of the simple sanctuary, an auditorium with a carpeted stage, a wooden altar inscribed with "This Do in Remembrance of Me" and a pair of water jugs that had been stuffed with bills and coins collected from worshipers.
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Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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After arriving from New York, the president-elect trod solemnly down red-carpeted stairs from a government plane at Joint Base Andrews with his wife, Melania, then sped off to deliver a speech at a reception held at his ornate new hotel near the White House.
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Priming the pump, just after 8:30, the White House tweeted out a snippet of video, grandly scored, with a camera cinematically sweeping down a red-carpeted hallway of the White House and into the East Room, where an empty podium stood ready for the president.
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The vehicle is a self-driving luxury car that's been described as a "living room on wheels, " with carpeted seats and a wooden table, all of which feature touch sensors that allow you to control everything from music to connected devices by touching any part of the car's interior.
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As designer Christian Siriano begins the first day of his spring 2019 model search alongside casting director Hollie Schliftman, girls are seen sitting in the carpeted stairwell of his new space at 5 West 54th Street in Manhattan — most, if not all, in a camisole and skinny jeans.
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Using the logic of modern politics, this means that medical science and the so-called 'experts' are out of touch, while in reality no one actually gets lung disease and people should be able to light up in hospitals, nurseries, petrol station forecourts and, most importantly, carpeted pubs.
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The Knicks' locker nameplates had been stripped away before the Wildcats' arrival, and the center of the carpeted floor was strewn with fold-up chairs and sweaty jerseys that partly concealed the Knicks' blue-and-orange logo, perhaps helping the Villanova players feel a bit more at home.
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Now in its third year, the dinner — held Tuesday in the museum's courtyard (tented, carpeted and filled with white roses for the event) — was hosted by Emmanuelle Alt, the editor in chief of French Vogue, and Olivier Saillard, the director of the Palais Galliera Musée de la Mode.
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From the grassy banks of the Rio Grande to the cactus-studded expanse of the Chihuahuan Desert to the oak-and-juniper-carpeted Chisos Mountains, Big Bend is a dream for photographers, a paradise for birders (more than 663 species), the promised land for amateur (and professional) geologists.
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" Any vestige of weed's subcultural appeal is in sharp contrast with the air of corporate dullness hanging over the venue's carpeted hallways and fluorescent-lit conference rooms, where hour-long panels range from "The ABCs of CBD" and "Sustainable Cannabis Cultivation" to "Creative Ways to Push Through Marketing Restrictions.
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The residences, which house almost a quarter of the prison's population, resemble dorm-room suites with desks and bookshelves in the bedrooms, carpeted living spaces, couches, windows without bars, microwaves, refrigerators, cooking utensils and a flat-screen TV. The men cook their own meals and do their own laundry.
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Another, closer space— a decrepit, echoey, and strangely carpeted indoor basketball court belonging to an affiliated church — was also an option, but they still needed approval from the fire marshal to start making renovations to section it off, soundproof it, and make it fit for dozens of people to sleep in.
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READ MORE: US headache: Keeping Turkey, Kurds apart Airport scuffle It's the second day of high-stakes diplomacy for Obama, who arrived here Saturday to an inauspicious welcome: no red-carpeted stairs for Air Force One and open quarreling on the tarmac between Chinese and US officials over press access.
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For the last year, Ms. Gaignard, who takes self-portraits costumed as various alter egos she imagines, then builds fictional domestic spaces for them, has lived in this nondescript, book-filled and thoroughly carpeted apartment with a professional couple in their late 20s, their chatty lime-green parrot and three cats.
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Dan Jolin, Empire Online American Gods feels like a stylistic sequel to Hannibal, with the first two episodes directed by one-time Hannibal regular David Slade...Here the dream sequences are more epic and portentous, involving visions of petrified forests carpeted with human skeletons and ceilinged by the vast, cold cosmos.
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"Africa" is, perhaps, the audio epitome of the 80s, a time when many of the people tormented by political and environmental chaos now were innocent babies and children, and their only cares in the world were eating mush and rolling around on their parents' carpeted living room floors watching Sesame Street.
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I spent many hours that summer on the beanbag chair in the green-carpeted den, listening to "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" and poring over the tale of how a shy, bespectacled piano prodigy named Reginald Dwight blossomed into the internationally renowned song stylist dominating my turntable and millions of others.
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" We are now going to have two and a half months to point out that in a land surrounded by Christmas sales, carpeted by Christmas trees and bathed in the broadcast of Christmas carols, the last thing we really need to worry about is the failure to mention the word "Christmas.
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He cares about the NFL, and loves horse racing; it is easy to imagine that, in some air-conditioned study in his vast and lustily carpeted home, there is a painting of Francesa and one of his racehorses that is a perfect replica of Tony Soprano's painting of himself with Pie-Oh-My.
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In a carefully choreographed encounter, the brash, impulsive leaders of two countries that have technically been at war for the past 70 years strode toward each other, arms extended, in the red-carpeted reception area of a Singapore hotel — the first time a sitting American president and North Korean leader have ever met.
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With two takes each, of "Location" and a cover of Frank Ocean's "Lost," we're off into a car on the way to east London where Khalid's due to play an Apple Music event on a brightly decorated, "industrial-chic" rooftop carpeted with fake grass, where the air is constantly scented like sticky rum.
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Several Palace fans direct us towards the Pawsons Arms, which is essentially the archetype of a carpeted pub but with lots of Palace memorabilia, and a concreted back garden that looks like something our nans might have got done, and then instantly regretted, some time between the late eighties and early nineties.
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These first three hours of Gravity Rush 2 have seen Kat go from floating airships and cloud-nestling settlements in the sky to shattered ruins and the oversized vegetation of "The Forbidden Lands", which stirs in the mind thoughts of Lewis Carroll's Wonderland, albeit carpeted in this case by a thick, poisonous fog.
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On a recent night in the Piazzas' cream-carpeted home in Readington, a town where horse farms are interspersed with stately suburban homes, Timothy's mother, Evelyn, scrolled through Facebook posts in which a national conversation rages about what transpired and whether the charges in the case of her son's death were fair.
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Size: 2,676 square feet Price per square foot: $1,074 Indoors: Passing through a glassed-in front atrium space with plantings, and a red double front door, you enter a freshly painted and carpeted area that extends the width of the house, with a transparent back wall overlooking the pool and distant mountains.
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After he had locked the door behind us, I saw, in the dim light, to my left and right, sloping wooden beams that supported the motel's pitched roof; in the middle of the narrow floor was a carpeted catwalk about three feet wide, extending over the ceilings of the twenty-one guest rooms.
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The only things that hinted my room was on a cargo ship: the laminated sheet on the coffee table with information about how to abandon ship and respond to various onboard emergencies, the fact the furniture had straps anchoring them to the thick-carpeted floor ... and, of course, the view of the sea.
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In the blue-carpeted courtroom in the Texas border city of McAllen, she was identified only by her initials, M.M.U.T. She had come from Honduras, she told the court, and the smugglers who helped her cross the border had placed her with about a dozen other migrants at a stash house near McAllen.
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He eyed each of the dogs, held out both his hands to frame their expressions, had them take a last lap around the green-carpeted ring at Madison Square Garden and headed straight to the judge's table to write down his decision: He chose C. J., a 3-year-old male German shorthaired pointer.
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Bryce stages a full-on, three-minute solo dance to a K-pop track in a carpeted school common space, pausing just briefly to bestow a bouquet onto a pink-faced Lucy — the crowd goes wild — at which point he resumes dramatically punching the air to the beat while Lucy sways measuredly from the sidelines.
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Lined and carpeted in myriad faceted mirrors, it reflected an army of clients (plus G-Dragon) clad in Chanel bouclé with Chanel bags slung over their shoulders and Chanel spectator booties on their feet perched on white suede sofas, circular tables at their sides, eight glass vases of perfectly furled calla lilies en face.
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The apartment's walls and floors, recently painted and carpeted in restrained shades of white and pale cream — inspired by a sudden vision Gohar had of the space as a cloudlike sanctum, "in which everything is melting into everything else"— have become a blank canvas on which they display gifts and acquisitions in ever-changing arrangements.
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As Henry finally connected with his Superhot Girl and—looking as charmed and uxorious as I have ever seen a person—led her up the carpeted stairs toward his bizarre, makeshift posse, I began to think that, beyond home and nurture, what we seek in most currency is a way to mete out dreams.
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RELATED: China loomed over Obama's final pivot to Asia When Obama arrived in China on Saturday, the absence of red-carpeted stairs for Air Force One and open quarreling on the tarmac between Chinese and US officials over press access drew unwanted attention as other leaders arriving for the G20 were greeted with a far grander welcome.
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Wearing the "Team Wasserman Schultz" shirts, the supporters sat together around tables in the carpeted conference room at the Philadelphia Marriott and made their case to fellow delegates, to reporters and really anybody who would listen that the D.N.C. chairwoman, who has for years been privately criticized by the White House and throughout Washington, was a force for good.
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The 20-inch forged aluminum wheels also emphasize the Hot Wheels look the toys were known for, along with orange brakes, a black tail-lamp panel with the Hot Wheels emblem, jet black leather interiors, orange kneepads on the doors, orange safety belts, carpeted floor mats with orange stitching and 50th Anniversary Hot Wheels fender and steering wheel badges.
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In the more than one-hour-long film that documented Kim's movements from the tarmac at Pyongyang airport onto an Air China flight, to descending a red carpeted stairway to meet Singaporean officials, the film paid as much attention to the bright lights of the modern city as it did to where Kim went, who he met, and how many hands he shook.
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A. R. Bernard took to the blue carpeted stage of the Christian Cultural Center, the 96,000-square-foot megachurch he built 16 years ago at the edge of Starrett City, in Brooklyn, with his usual accouterments: a smartphone, a bottle of water and a large glass marker board that he would soon cover in bullet points drawn from the playbooks of marketing specialists.
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Scientists are concerned that the beetles could destroy the remaining tracts of the pitch pine forest, an ecosystem that once carpeted the Eastern Seaboard but now exists mostly in pockets — the Cape Cod National Seashore, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve and smaller forests — and is home to more than a dozen endangered species, such as the tiger beetle and several types of butterflies.
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As a kid, there was nothing quite like spending a long, raucous day living it up at Chuck E. Cheese's: riding out to the strip mall in your mom's car, entering the most sacred of pizza palaces, and sprinting through its carpeted expanse, challenging other kids to more games of Whack-a-Mole or Skee Ball than you could count.
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They are held at the plantation-style clubhouse, inside the front door, 13 carpeted steps up the spiral staircase and to the right in what's called the library, a cozy room with bookshelves, a fireplace, a bronze sculpture of Bobby Jones and a portrait of Clifford Roberts, a club founder, painted by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who joined the club in 1948.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Tuesday called out Chinese officials for not giving President Obama a red-carpeted stairway to leave his plane when he arrived for an economic summit over the weekend.
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The ''flourish'' turned into something much more elaborate: an extended pole dance in which Lopez, dressed in something close to nothing, spins, twists and kicks through a display of erotic athleticism that ends with 300 strip-club patrons on their feet roaring, the stage carpeted with dollar bills and a struggling young dancer named Destiny (played by Constance Wu) in a state of slack-jawed adoration.
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COST $853,187 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty ____ 44 Rhodes Street, New Rochelle 17 WEEKS on the market $211,2349 list price 2000% BELOW list price SIZE 23 bedrooms, 24 baths DETAILS A 22-year-old two-level stucco-sided house on about a tenth of an acre with a fireplace, a formal dining room, a paneled den and carpeted floors.
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The third-floor Residence Suite was carpeted in a bold, swirly pattern and had sleek Jacob Jensen phones, pendant lamps that turn on and off with a sweep of the hand, a marble-and-walnut-clad wet bar, leather Le Corbusier armchairs and wooden Venus chairs by the German designer Konstantin Grcic, all of which gave the room a funky, contemporary look, courtesy of the Greek design studio Stage Design Practice.
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COSTS $1103,2110 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage and Insurance l ____ 251 Lawrence Avenue, Westfield 2790 WEEKS on the market $1,325,000 list price 8% BELOW list price SIZE 7 bedrooms, 4½ baths DETAILS A 513-year-old house with a living room with a fireplace and French doors to a carpeted sunroom; a master bedroom with a decorative fireplace; and a back porch.
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The "old" flat had been thickly carpeted in a spongy brown wool that caused me not the merest flicker of identification as it underwent the pummelings of daily life; in the cramped kitchen, whose orange-tiled walls and floor gave it something of the dim atmosphere of a butcher's shop, people had happily sat wedged around the table in the murky light on an assortment of chairs and stools of different heights.
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Starting in 2005 with a warehouse space strewn with rubble and carpeted with a half-inch of water, Conboy and a series of partners (whose involvement ranged from two years to the full nine-year lifespan of DBA) created a combination of a communal living space, guitar pedal factory, and trendsetting concert venue that would go on to host such acts as Ty Segall, Dirty Projectors, Thurston Moore, Future Islands, and Dan Deacon.
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Ms. Pilon writes about Skate World, the roller rink of her Oregon youth, and what she realizes about its role in her community as it closes: ...Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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In "cre (October)" (222 x 40 inches; all works 2017) rectangles and parallelograms are tossed together, some of which cohere into a set of carpeted steps (a luxe Stairmaster?), along with faux wood grain; the titular word fragment as well as several other monosyllabic formations, including "OOF" and "OB"; and an inset image of an inexplicable piece of furniture that seems to combine a midcentury coffee table and a prosthetic device of some kind.
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Camouflage gloves: Camo neck and face warmers: Sleeping pads: Camo hoodies: Camo backpacks: Camo shoes with carpeted soles (to both trick la migra's ground sensors and erase footprints): Camo fanny packs and carry-alls: There's also various medical supplies, including snakebite kits and Electrolit, the local version of Gatorade: The owner of one camo shop, who asked not to be identified, said about four or five people a day come in to buy camo jackets and shirts.
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Hosted by the magazine's editor in chief, Hanya Yanagihara, in honor of the cover subjects — the actress Rachel Weisz, the designer Nicolas Ghesquière, the artist Nick Cave and the architect Shigeru Ban — the event welcomed guests into an enchanted forest of sorts, where fallen leaves carpeted the floors, clusters of moss and ferns crept along the walls and topiary animals hid among objects created by the London-based designer Philippe Malouin and the Amsterdam-based studio Floris Wubben.
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Eufy 211S robovac specs2200 Pa suction power (with Pascal Pressure Units, high numbers indicate better suction)26L dust capture capacity1103dB noise level for quiet operation (comparable to a microwave)Works on hard floors to medium-pile carpets2110 inches tall so it can fit in tighter spaces26-minute runtimeMultiple cleaning modes for different surface types2650-month warrantyRemote controlUsing the Eufy 11S robovacWe use our robotic vacuum almost exclusively in a carpeted room, which is the biggest challenge for such devices.
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In the green-carpeted room where the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee interrogated Nix for the second time this year, the audience included Christopher Wylie, the former Cambridge Analytica employee who blew the whistle on the surreptitious harvesting of up to 87 million Facebook users' data; Carole Cadwalladr, the Guardian reporter who broke the story; Shahmir Sanni, another whistleblower who alleges that the Brexit VoteLeave campaign flouted campaign finance laws during the referendum; and David Carroll, an American academic who has filed a legal suit against Cambridge Analytica, seeking access to his personal data file.
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