The main entrance of the landmark Peninsula Hotel was closed.
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The main entrance to the landmark Peninsula Hotel was closed.
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Skip the main entrance and go in the back door.
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The main entrance will also receive a new security system.
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The lobby at the main entrance wasn't too shabby, either ...
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Eventually, they filed out to stand outside the main entrance.
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This is the main entrance where students enter the school.
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Greeting children at new Sandy Hook main entrance: A turtle pic.twitter.
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The main entrance of the former Nazi death camp on Jan.
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The main entrance is heavily guarded and equipped with metal detectors.
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But as Dayana approached the main entrance, she saw her mother.
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The main entrance, accessible by elevator, is on the third floor.
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It ended with approximately 250 people marching on the building's main entrance.
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Water had surrounded Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, closing its main entrance.
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The former lobby will serve as the main entrance for office workers.
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The main entrance of Sanduny is on a quiet street in central Moscow.
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A fierce blue guardian deity and a red one flank the main entrance.
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The main entrance opens into a large, double-height living-and-dining area.
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Trapped by the police and barricades, protesters rush toward the tower's main entrance.
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The Tribune's nameplate with fancy gold script remains over the building's main entrance.
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At the main entrance is a wooden gate, which opens to a veranda.
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Not far from the main entrance is also a huge collage of the Altobellis.
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It also overlooks the main entrance and exit where thousands of people file through.
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The women's section at Adidas was downstairs, below the main entrance to the store.
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He would be coming into the courtroom through the main entrance, they had learned.
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She had made it an epic 140 meters (460 feet) from the main entrance.
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A driveway flanked by cork trees leads to the main entrance of the villa.
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That isolated the main entrance of Tiffany & Company, under the nine-foot Atlas clock.
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The home's main entrance is reached through a square loggia with a wall fountain.
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At Hoboken Terminal, the police blocked off a main entrance to the PATH station.
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Two police vehicles were posted at a side door and two at the main entrance.
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Police pepper-sprayed one group blocking the bank's main entrance in a sit-down protest.
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The main entrance opens into a stone hallway, which leads to a large dining room.
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At one end, near the main entrance and staircase, is a living-and-dining area.
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A small but noisy crowd of cabbies were already demonstrating outside the building's main entrance.
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One end of the gallery, reached through a covered carport, serves as the main entrance.
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Guests now go through an elaborate security screen to gain access to the main entrance.
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One at the school's main entrance has a colorful drawstring backpack from the artist's Pop Shop.
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A stairway now connects the main entrance and front garden to the studio and rear garden.
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Then, I WALKED INTO A POLE, because we had this weird awning over the main entrance.
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Just inside the main entrance of Palazzo Grassi a huge bronze head grimaces on the floor.
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In 2015 a four-feet-wide chandelier at the Taj's main entrance fell to the floor.
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Eventually, a united front of protesters positioned itself across the street from Trump Tower's main entrance.
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On Monday morning, another suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle near the airport's main entrance.
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In 2007, a jeep packed with explosives was driven into the main entrance to Glasgow airport.
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The doors to Thomas Jefferson's private chamber at Monticello opened out onto the main entrance hall.
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The main entrance of the Regency house is on the side facing away from the sea.
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Inside the main entrance of the museum's exhibits, guests are greeted by a talking Trump statue.
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The main entrance opens into a foyer with an Austrian crystal chandelier hanging above the staircase.
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Gramophones aren't exactly a growth industry, but two booths sell them near the stadium's main entrance.
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Early Monday, the police tried storming the campus at the main entrance and made some arrests.
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In the main entrance, it almost looks like there might be more airline employees than passengers.
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Some schools might have a pedestrian bridge out front to funnel visitors to that main entrance.
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There&aposs the &aposFirst Door:&apos the main entrance, where the line curves around the block.
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A Reuters reporter saw a toughened glass window pockmarked with bullet holes near its main entrance.
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Up a stone stairway and under a portico, the main entrance is on the second floor.
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A craft cocktail lounge, The Berkshire Room, is hidden at the back of the main entrance.
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Searching for an entrance The Thai soldiers and National Park Authority workers drive 383 kilometers (12 miles) from the cave's main entrance in Mae Sai to Doi Pha Nee, a mountain northwest of the main entrance of the Tham Luang cave system, near Thailand's border with Myanmar.
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A small police booth guards the main entrance, besides which is an empty bracket for a flagpole.
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Those of a certain age will remember the exterior and main entrance from the 1980s drama 'Hotel.
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As we reported, the hotel room had clear views of all the stages and the main entrance.
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Flooding forced the temporary closure of the main entrance to Manhattan's Pennsylvania Station, according to local media.
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The Woolworth Building's main entrance — for the office floors — is on Broadway across from City Hall Park.
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The main entrance features a tall antique wooden door, which leads to a two-story reception hall.
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In the video below, protesters run from police outside the main entrance to Hong Kong's Legislative Council.
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The boutique eatery near the main entrance serves tandoori chicken wraps, eggplant focaccia, and Brussel sprout salads.
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We couldn't go backward toward the main entrance and the street because the gunmen came from there.
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The New Jersey Wegmans also had a coffee counter right by the main entrance of the store.
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From the main entrance, you can go downstairs into the basement, where the Freemasons held large events.
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Its skeleton replaced that of a diplodocus dinosaur, which until last year guarded the building's main entrance.
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The home's main entrance features a double vestibule that opens onto a foyer with an elegant sweeping staircase.
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Supporters of most of the candidates lined the street outside the dinner's main entrance starting early on Sunday.
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It serves as the main entrance to the Louvre Museum and has become a major landmark in Paris.
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The group entered the cave in northern Thailand on June 23 before flooding cut off the main entrance.
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It also has what looks like a giant gumball machine at the main entrance of the convention center.
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When White looked outside he said he saw a person lying on the ground by the main entrance.
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HONG KONG PROTESTERS INSIDE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SET MAIN ENTRANCE ON FIRE AS POLICE ATTEMPTED TO MOVE IN
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It hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics, and a giant statue of Lenin still stands outside its main entrance.
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A hallway with a wet bar to the right of the main entrance leads to the octagonal solarium.
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The main entrance to Paradise Cove is off the Pacific Coast Highway, the state's most prominent scenic byway.
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The main entrance opens to a foyer on the ground floor, which is currently used as office space.
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It is built on two levels, around a redwood deck, with the main entrance on the upper floor.
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They started to grab students from the bottom of the stairs at the main entrance to the school.
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Sankat parked his red sedan curbside at the main entrance to the airport terminal around 1:15 a.m.
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The main entrance on the ground floor opens into a large foyer adorned with traditional Portuguese glazed tiles.
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She and her son, Leopold, still live on the grounds, in a stone house near the main entrance.
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Authorities said the fire broke out at the main entrance of the building, leaving its occupants trapped inside.
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The group had entered the cave in northern Thailand on June 23 before flooding cut off the main entrance.
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The aforementioned showpieces, in fact, are among the first works visitors see upon coming through the fair's main entrance.
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From the main entrance, visitors walk into a cavernous atrium which mixes high-end touches with a fairground atmosphere.
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I admired the zigzag motif that formed part of the design above the main entrance on West Fifth Street.
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We started off at the house's main entrance, and I got my first taste of the duality of Hammargren.
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Police used tear gas to attack protesters and confine them outside the tower's main entrance, causing panic, videos show.
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The main entrance opens into a living room with brick flooring, beamed ceilings and a traditional kiva corner fireplace.
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Locals won't have to cross the lobby to enter the new bar past the main entrance to the right.
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There were drawbacks, not least of which was that one room was only accessible from the building's main entrance.
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The standard photo is taken from a camera located at the registration desk, by the cancer center's main entrance.
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The main entrance opens into the living room, where original cabinets with leaded-glass door fronts flank the fireplace.
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Lewis struck the white wall outside of Swift's property with the car and then ricocheted into the main entrance gate.
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Part of East 56th Street (the main entrance to Mr Trump's penthouse) is closed indefinitely to both vehicles and pedestrians.
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The new name appears prominently in the plaza, the Univers typeface backlit in neon at night, above the main entrance.
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"Yesterday there was a coffin with my head in it at the main entrance of the central bank," she said.
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Outside, they found lime-green spray-painted graffiti near the building's main entrance, some of it covering the FBI seal.
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In another, protestors gathered in the main entrance of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery to sing climate-themed Christmas carols.
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The main entrance leads to the open living area, with wall-height windows, marble floors and vaulted, 20-foot ceilings.
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A high point comes right at the start, in a skylight-covered double-story hall just inside the main entrance.
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Two bombers struck the Bodo central market while others hit the town's main entrance and exit points, the official said.
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As the reversal came into effect on Monday, activists from Greenpeace briefly cut off one of the main entrance points.
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It is also as far from the course's main entrance and clubhouse as a visitor can walk on the grounds.
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The main entrance opens to a living area with polished concrete floors and two-story-high floor-to-ceiling windows.
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A sign explaining the closure of the Louvre Museum is placed outside its main entrance in central Paris, March 2.
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Like many Vegas hotels, gold accents and mirrored surfaces greeted me as I walked through the main entrance of Bally's.
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INDOORS A stone walkway leads to the main entrance, which has an arched wood door with a stained-glass panel.
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In a notice glued to windows on its main entrance, the Athens Ledra Hotel cited "economic difficulties" for suspending operations.
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The club's main entrance had a revolving door, which jammed due to the volume of people trying to get out.
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TAMPA, Florida — Four men sat inside at a back corner table, monitoring the pub&aposs main entrance for unspecified perils.
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An exterior staircase leads to the main entrance on the second floor, which opens into the kitchen and dining area.
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At the building's main entrance, a sculpture inspired by Copenhagen's famous "Little Mermaid" bronze statue sits in an outdoor fountain.
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A long, wooded driveway leads to the house, with a stairway up to the main entrance on the second floor.
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A long, wooded driveway leads to the house, with a stairway up to the main entrance on the second floor.
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IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - At a maternity hospital in northwest Syria, an alarm flashes at the main entrance to alert staff.
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IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - At a maternity hospital in northwest Syria, an alarm flashes at the main entrance to alert staff.
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Carved on its main entrance were the symbols chi and rho — the first two letters of Christ's name in Greek.
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Some days, Ishiguro stands across the aisle, by the main entrance, and watches the people who stop in front of her.
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One man blew himself up at the main entrance and another detonated his explosive device on the first floor, he said.
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Protestors descended on the main entrance to the school's main building Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings with bullhorns and picket signs.
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Dozens of protesters lined the show's main entrance Sunday afternoon, some dressed in lion and tiger costumes and others waving signs.
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Nunberg arrived at the courthouse early Friday morning and used the public main entrance to enter the building, according to reports.
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It also includes a spacious living room with a large fireplace and dining area off of the main entrance and foyer.
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To one side of the main entrance foyer is an outdoor courtyard around which the home's entertainment wing has been built.
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On her porch, just outside the main entrance to the house, were a couple of crates filled with little corgi puppies.
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Size: 5,857 square feet Price per square foot: $290 Indoors: The main entrance opens into a grand foyer with hardwood floors.
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A large porch with hanging Georgian-style lanterns leads to the main entrance and a foyer with an English greenstone floor.
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INDOORS A wrought-iron gate at the front of the house leads to a courtyard providing access to the main entrance.
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The main entrance is on West 53rd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, now tricked out with a sharp new canopy.
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Just inside the main entrance to the Jewish Community Centre stood a slender FBI agent, watching everyone who came through the doors.
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We're told officers pursued the car, and the driver eventually lost control and plowed into the main entrance gate at Taylor's estate.
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De los Angeles doesn't live in Tlaxcala, though a placard by the main entrance honors her for pardoning a bull here once.
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At the main entrance of this three-story corpse is an enormous concrete trade union plaque, which has been there since 1984.
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After that, I walked around to the main entrance, where I found Joe, the customer, and three vice presidents shooting the breeze.
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Jim Buttner, 74, has lived across the street from the park's main entrance on 165th Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard since 1971.
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The lone security guard posted at the concert hall's main entrance told the police that he had seen people falling around him.
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The bomber forced his way through the main entrance of the subdistrict court in the town of Shabqadar around 11:30 a.m.
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After an explosion, they positioned themselves outside the main entrance of the mosque and its 12 windows, spraying the worshipers with gunfire.
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Last year, some women were redirected to side entrances of the hotel's conference center, rather than the main entrance to the building.
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The main entrance of the neo-Gothic cathedral, which has stood in the heart of Manhattan since 1879, is on Fifth Avenue.
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The main entrance, on the south side of the building at West 653th Street, leads to the Shed's lobby, restaurant and shop.
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A third bedroom is on the ground level and is reached through an exterior door across the carport from the main entrance.
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She described screaming colleagues telling her that a gunman was approaching the school, and quickly closing several doors at the main entrance.
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Looking at the main entrance and facade, it wasn't hard to see why the hotel was declared a New York City landmark.
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To the right of the main entrance are two bedrooms with a shared bathroom and a utility room with a wine fridge.
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Hotel guests were however aware of Clinton's presence and her secret service protected van was parked near the main entrance of the hotel.
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Austin Swift, the pop star's younger brother, arrived to court via the main entrance on Thursday, marking his first appearance at the trial.
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Bagram District Governor Abdul Shukoor Qudosi told CNN the attacker detonated his explosives at the main entrance of the base, targeting truck suppliers.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Walking through the main entrance of Lehigh University's Murray H. Goodman Stadium on Saturday, spectators looked down upon a pitted field.
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The plaza will feature a 10-story building that will be the main entrance to the stadium and can hold approximately 15,000 people.
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Visitors can come and go from the elevated park, whose northernmost stretch surrounds Hudson Yards, near the Shed's main entrance at 30th Street.
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Other witnesses said the protesters were hurling rocks, and trying to set fire to walls and security booths at the embassy's main entrance.
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Mr. Romano recently extended the dining outdoors, into the restored main entrance alcove where Adolph Zukor used to pull up in his limousine.
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The Hotel's main entrance is located on 41st Street, known as "Library Way," and features 100 bronze plaques emblazoned with famous literary quotes.
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The main entrance to the Gwen was a little underwhelming and dark as it sits underneath a pedestrian passageway for a mall above.
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As news of a government order to shut the plant spread, about 100 locals gathered to witness the sealing of the smelter's main entrance.
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"Yesterday there was a coffin with my head in it at the main entrance of the central bank," she told journalists on March 2.
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The public takeover ended at around 4:30pm on Saturday with protestors tearing up paper versions of BP's logo near the museum's main entrance.
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It looks mostly harmless, but there are some strange, tube-like growths on it; one on the roof and another near the main entrance.
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This week it's come to New York City's Industria art space, complete with titanic twin lip logos flanking the main entrance like sensual sphinxes.
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The water that had blocked the main entrance has since receded, but several of the roads around the hospital are flooded, McLeod said Monday.
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Each morning, a line of cars stretches for miles beyond its main entrance gate as employees wait to receive clearance from heavily armed guards.
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Artists are invited to submit proposals for a signature sculpture that will occupy an elevated plaza at the main entrance of 50 Main Street.
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The hotel's main entrance is on 50th Street between Park and Madison Avenues, but it also has entrances on Madison Avenue and 51st Street.
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As guests of the event arrived, the activists processed to the main entrance of the museum where they were drenched in oil by Petroleus.
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The home's main entrance opens to a large reception hall, with several nearby additional reception rooms, including a drawing room and a living room.
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Around 150 protestors gathered on 7th Avenue in New York City in front of MSG's main entrance, according to the New York Daily News.
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A handful of protesters used a shopping cart as battering ram and others used metal poles and umbrellas to pry open the main entrance.
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Standing guard next to the main entrance of the company's office is a fashion mannequin dressed in military fatigues with a cracked plastic head.
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The error resulted from a faulty sensor over the main entrance that was initially detected in the spring of 2017, a museum representative said.
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The main entrance takes you into a foyer, with a formal dining room on the left and a long living room on the right.
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The Japanese artist Sawada, for example, is behind the 14-foot-all glass and mirror bear hanging from the atrium at the main entrance.
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The PawSox became an entity that bound the state together and, fittingly, a statue of Mondor now stands outside the main entrance to McCoy.
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A small group of masked women disguised as clowns ran up to the main entrance of the office and defaced it with red paint.
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I passed the original main entrance to the office building on LaSalle and headed around the corner to the newer, hotel entrance on Monroe.
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Yorktown High even removed the main entrance doors from student bathrooms at the beginning of the school year to dissuade students from vaping inside.
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The group walled off the main entrance into the checkpoint, forcing some inauguration-goers to traipse through showers of purple glitter to get inside.
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Nearby, around the imposing main entrance to Aleppo's great raised citadel, the remnants of war, including shell parts and shrapnel, lay thick on the ground.
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So in our office, we have our main entrance and then we have a back door, where we sneak them in through the freight elevator.
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Police said in a statement they "had identified and detained" the person who had vandalized the statue, which is located near the stadium's main entrance.
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The pachyderms marching through the main entrance of the The Bushcamp Company's Mfuwe Lodge in Zambia, and past the check out desk, are annual visitors.
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A Reuters reporter outside the Onexim office building, on a leafy boulevard in an upscale part of Moscow, said the main entrance had been locked.
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Today, the above-ground portals are locked and the driveway leading up to the main entrance is closed for 19603 days out of the year.
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Designed shortly after Sandy, the main entrance to the Cornell campus was set two feet above the 500-year flood level to accommodate potential inundation.
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Keypad — The keypad is installed next to your main entrance so you can easily enter your PIN to turn it off when you get home.
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Mr. Pei proposed building a glass pyramid in the center of the ancient Cour Napoleon to serve as a new main entrance to the museum.
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It was false advertising on Saturday when the lineup posted on the wall inside the main entrance at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Fla.
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INDOORS A brick staircase that meanders down a rocky slope leads to a courtyard, where the main entrance is sheltered by an overhanging slate roof.
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All roads leading to the park, NPS said, and all lanes of State Route 706 leading to the main entrance of the park are closed.
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Most fridges are simply too big, but this one fit in the elevator and our apartment's main entrance easily with a few inches to spare.
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The main entrance is in an airy living room furnished with a designer sofa, chaise longue and pillows, along with a pendant lamp from Bocci.
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Around a dozen pro-independence activists with banners supporting Chan were blocked by police from getting near the club's main entrance and the pro-Beijing groups.
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I walked past the main entrance, pausing for a second to photograph a group of armed police officers before finally arriving at the planned meetup destination.
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The cavernous museum, which sits on Pennsylvania Avenue in the shadow of the Capitol, has the text of the First Amendment etched above its main entrance.
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Through the main entrance, a common corridor separates the studio from the living quarters, which with the exception of the kitchen is within the original home.
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The house's main entrance opens into a large reception hall that provides access to the spacious dining and drawing rooms, which look out on parklike grounds.
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The biggest obstacle was the cluster of police officers standing guard under the archway at the village's main entrance, peering into cars as they passed by.
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The attached two-car garage provides entry, as does the arched doorway at the main entrance, which opens into a large foyer with a powder room.
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You can find a statue of Jordan outside of the arena's main entrance and a brand new 8,660 square-foot video board hanging above the court.
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His pushcart is permanently located in front of the main entrance to Jose Cuervo's Mundo Cuervo attraction, right in the middle of the small, historical town.
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Size: 2,125 square feet Price per square foot: $845 Indoors: The main entrance is up an exterior flight of terra-cotta steps ornamented with colorful tiles.
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At Orange Lutheran High School, a tall red banner of Ryan hangs on a fence outside the main entrance, part of a series showcasing football players.
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Size: 919 square feet Price per square foot: $256 Indoors: The building's main entrance opens to an atrium wrapped by a staircase and flooded with light.
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The main entrance is reached by a gated exterior walkway that leads to the side of the house, where a double door opens to a foyer.
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Police investigating the scene shut down most of First Street NE in front of the building's main entrance as the investigation was conducted early Tuesday morning.
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The most arresting manifestation of these brands is the floating text that hovers in altocumulus formation above a brightly lit walkway off the building's main entrance.
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I joined a group of teachers streaming down toward the main entrance to the day's events, moving down Constitution Avenue past the National Gallery of Art.
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Leaving slowly through the main entrance, it was no longer the oceanic expansion of the lobby or the colossal, diving leviathan that I found most impressive.
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Inside the main entrance, a logo of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebel group is on view, along with pairs of army boots lined along the walls.
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Then, when they reached that city, they would go to the main entrance of the central train station at exactly 7 every morning until they were reunited.
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We walked past a copse of newly planted crab apples and, under imposing Gothic gates at the cemetery's main entrance, toward apple trees Doumis wanted to catalog.
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The salty Uber driver replied, "No I'm on top of the building I just landed my helicopter," and then confirmed he was actually at the main entrance.
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More than 100 members of the union picketed the main entrance to the site at Civaux, in mid-western France, and booed the minister as he arrived.
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Attackers dressed as women burst through parliament's main entrance in central Tehran, deputy interior minister Mohammad Hossein Zolfaghari said, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
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Think of Walmart or Costco, he said, with one main entrance and exit doors around the perimeter that can open from the inside in case of emergency.
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It looks nothing like the grandiose main entrance, whose hundreds of Medieval stone carvings make it one of the most recognizable images of Paris around the world.
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The Socialists also have highlighted the escape of two men convicted of murder who went out the main entrance of Sofia prison in broad daylight in April.
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There are a pair of carved oak transoms that once hung over the main entrance to the first Helen Hayes Theater, on West 2500th Street in Manhattan.
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On Monday, during the unveiling ceremony near the main entrance to the arena, called Golden 1 Center, Mr. Koons spoke about art's power to influence the viewer.
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A huge statue of Vladimir Lenin, the former leader of the Soviet Union, is still standing in front of the main entrance to the abandoned military base.
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Qatarneh said that Jordan respects its peace treaty with Israel and that Ghunaimat had entered a private building by its main entrance to attend an official meeting.
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In 224, on Memorial Day traffic was backed up for a mile outside the main entrance onto Highway 191, resulting in the park's first ever emergency closure.
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The main entrance is through a large door of Bermuda cedar that opens to a spacious living room with a modern electric fireplace and built-in shelves.
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The main entrance is through a corner tower, which opens into a large dining room with wood floors, a fireplace and an unusual barrel-vaulted stone ceiling.
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GETTING IN Guests can enter through a spiral staircase tucked behind the elevator banks, or from the street, down the steps just past the hotel's main entrance.
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And how she stepped up to see what was happening after hearing gunshots to then see the shooter near the main entrance of the store, she said.
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The main entrance, within a deep front porch, opens into a hall with a wood and metal staircase spiraling upward around a two-story curved stone wall.
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Today, the music department claims a brown-tiled wing off the main entrance, across from a large auditorium with a thousand padded seats and a band shell.
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Mike Ellenbogen, a cofounder and former chief executive of Evolv, said the system is also suited for events that aren&apost ticketed or have a main entrance.
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Size: 245,24 square feet Price per square foot: $2381 Indoors: The main entrance is at the end of a fieldstone walkway at the back of the house.
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Army troops and police posted outside were rushing in when the second bomb went off about one minute later near the main entrance, causing more deaths and injuries.
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The explosion in Copenhagen shattered glass doors and windows and scorched metal cladding at the main entrance of the building in Nordhavn, just north of the city centre.
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Video footage on social media showed security forces taking groups of young Asian tourists up the castle's steep steps to its main entrance as gunshots were heard overhead.
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The explosion in Copenhagen shattered glass doors and windows and scorched metal cladding at the main entrance of the building in Nordhavn, just north of the city center.
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"Additionally, there is no impact to our operation here in East Hartford other than restricted traffic flow to the facility's main entrance on Main Street," the spokesman said.
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Both dining areas will be accessible when the museum in closed, via a staircase alongside the building on East 75th Street as well as through the main entrance.
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The main entrance is at the side of the house and opens into a hallway with polished concrete floors that steps down to the living and dining room.
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The issue continued until this July, when the museum noticed a discrepancy between the Ipsos reporting for the main entrance and the Ipsos data for another location there.
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The queues for the four tiny women's stalls were the stuff of local legend, curving into the lobby and at times out the main entrance, creating fire hazards.
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A long driveway leads to the parking court in front of the main entrance, said Lynda Greeff, a saleswoman with Pam Golding Properties Gauteng, which has the listing.
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To the left of the main entrance is a brasserie-cafe with a terrace that spills out onto the courtyard and serves drinks and French and international dishes.
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Although it overlooks Fifth Avenue, the St. Regis' main entrance is on 55th Street, right across the street from Ralph Lauren's notoriously hard-to-get-into Polo Bar.
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A covered porch supported by Doric columns and deep enough for a swing wraps around a corner of the brick structure and takes you to the main entrance.
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Size: 1,683 square feet Price per square foot: $505 Indoors: The main entrance is into a living room with polished wood floors, big windows and a beamed ceiling.
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This was a darker echo of the cage-like setting near the building's main entrance by Icelandic artist Shoplifter, which overtook a small space bordered by chainlink fence.
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The police cleared the area shortly before midnight, blocking the main entrance to the station in an attempt to control the situation, said Wolfgang Albers, Cologne's chief of police.
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The assailant set off a metal detector in the main entrance of the bank, at which point he took out his weapon and began firing, said a bank employee.
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"He goes, 'you saw what I said, I was just messing around…I come here all the time and I always come into the main entrance,'" Jennings-Oluwosuko relayed.
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"The main entrance in Hodeidah leading to Sanaa has been closed after forces backed by the UAE took control of the road," a pro-coalition military source told Reuters.
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The main entrance to the villa opens to a foyer leading to the dining room, which has a rustic white-painted wooden ceiling, a granite wall and hardwood floors.
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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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The name of Kaiser Franz-Joseph I is displayed in gilded lettering above the main entrance, and the date of the building itself (in Roman numerals, of course): 1891.
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But as if to serve as a reminder of how high the stakes are, a car approaches the line of picketers and tries to advance towards the main entrance.
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A massive banner greets visitors on their way in from the main entrance, reading, "ALL SO FUCKING AFRICAN," on one side and, "NOT ME IT'S YOU," on the other.
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She said she stepped up to see what was happening and that's when she saw the shooter near the main entrance, wearing headphones or earmuffs and carrying a gun.
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The house's main entrance is off a veranda and opens into a reception hall with a staircase and powder room; a living room and study are to the right.
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They managed to break through the main entrance and set fire to a reception area but didn't make it any farther into the sprawling 104-acre, heavily fortified compound.
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Also in Quebec, Kanesatake Mohawk are stopping traffic on Highway 344, and in British Columbia protesters continued to block a major intersection near the Port of Vancouver's main entrance.
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According to the report, Roemhild drove three miles from Breakers to Mar-a-Lago, barrelled through two security checkpoints and headed toward the main entrance at the Trump resort.
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A banner "Welcome Back Eagles" sign covers the main entrance, and the walkway leading onto the campus was lined with flowers, photographs and other memorials to the those killed.
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The first is a hotel, so you just walk through the main entrance, or maybe through the bar, or up from the parking garage, or from the pool in back.
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The US security forces in charge of protecting Team USA receive word of an explosion outside the main entrance of the hockey arena, where teams have been battling for gold.
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The house, which is built into a small incline, has a main entrance on the second floor that opens to a living area, with an open kitchen on the left.
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She had parked her car outside her gate and was walking to the main entrance of her home when the attackers fired at least seven rounds, killing her, police said.
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And then there is Bar Vendôme, steps from the hotel's main entrance and a magnet for fashionistas: Ritz Paris, 15, place Vendôme, Paris, 011-33-1-43-16-30-30.
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The stunt, which blocked the main entrance to the Canadian High Commission, was orchestrated by Greenpeace activists who oppose a multibillion-dollar pipeline planned in western Canada across indigenous lands.
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The truck was headed into the main entrance of the Rhode Island Hospital Wednesday morning, when the back door popped open, dropping three bags full of money on the street.
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Among the enduring features are the portable display cases of ornately chiseled wood that flank the boutique's main entrance, and which are carried inside at lunchtime and in the evening.
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Although the Fig — as its is known — has a building-high art wall painted on its courtyard side, you could almost miss it from the main entrance on Figueroa Street.
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Approaching the main entrance from the parking lot, I expect to see "Hands Off My Second Amendment" bumper stickers, Confederate flags, big trucks, and other clichés associated with NRA members.
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A car bomb filled with explosives rammed into the main entrance of a port, killing at least 20 people and injuring 15, most of whom were port employees and pedestrians. Why?
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The last major attack on a western European airport was in June 2007, when a Jeep packed with propane canisters was driven into the main entrance of Glasgow Airport in Scotland.
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Collins is the inaugural artist for lobby projects, a new initiative by the Birmingham Museum of Art that invites contemporary artists to create site-specific commissions in the Museum's main entrance.
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Kevin Donohue, director of building operations at the cathedral, had said security officers stationed at each entrance of St. Patrick's immediately noticed the man when he came through the main entrance.
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For 35 years, the huge skeleton cast, 1563 metres (14 ft) high and 21 metres long, has been the first sight visitors see when they enter the London museum's main entrance.
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Scottish-born American industrialist Andrew Carnegie originally presented the 292-bone cast to the museum in 1905, and it has held its prominent position in the main entrance hall since 1979.
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At the current camp's main entrance, hundreds of Iraqis wait in the mud and cold, crouching by small fires, using porta-cabin toilets and asking which buses will take them onwards.
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Shafqat Malik, who oversees a bomb disposal squad, said one bomber had detonated his explosive vest at the main entrance of the enclave, while another did so near a residential area.
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Once it was dark, I slipped out of my room and down to the main entrance of the temple to retrieve my shoes and join the nighttime tour of Okunoin Cemetery.
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There are metal detectors at the main entrance and, down an airy corridor, double sets of doors that unlock after an employee holds an identification card up to an electronic reader.
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Placing these clothes near the main entrance, including the pink glitter shorts James Harden wears in the current issue of GQ ($1,723), ends up as an act of confidence, not alienation.
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A 25-by-11-foot central gallery with a gold-leaf soffit ceiling and two giant bronze centaurs near the main entrance separates the public rooms from the bedrooms and kitchen.
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The zebra crossing outside the main entrance to Wat Bueng Thong Lang school on the outskirts of Bangkok, was painted by students and volunteers, with funding from Thailand's Government Savings Bank.
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And somewhat ironically for an event celebrating members of the media, while the main entrance featured full bars, the feted press got small bags of popcorn and beer in plastic cups.
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Tegucigalpa, Honduras (CNN)The main entrance of the US Embassy in the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa was left charred Friday after demonstrators set fire to tires and objects in front of the building.
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President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy by the Christmas tree in the main entrance hall of the White House during a party for the staff of the Executive Mansion on Dec.
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"Equal justice under law"—the words carved into marble above the familiar pillars of the Supreme Court's main entrance—"requires a criminal trial free of racial discrimination in the jury selection process".
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At the rally in the museum, a number of protesters were confronted by museum guards and they agreed to slowly lead the protest out to the museum's main entrance on Eastern Parkway.
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Steer clear of these, and opt for backcountry hikes -- or even lesser known hikes accessible from the main entrance -- that offer the same scenery without constantly stopping to let someone pass. 4.
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Elementary school students are zoned for Public School 40 Augustus Saint-Gaudens, at 319 East 19th Street (main entrance on 20th Street), which serves about 630 students from prekindergarten through Grade 5.
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In addition to the O2 Lounge and the lounge and bar in the lobby, guests can eat at the outdoor Novikov Restaurant & Bar, which sits in front of the Ritz's main entrance.
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Members of the Church of Freedom in Christ Ministries stood at the main entrance of the parade holding signs that offered apologies for how the LGBT community has been treated by Christians.
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" The report says they also questioned Liggins at the main entrance to the hotel, who said "other than pushing Rice back with his arm to create distance, he did not assault Rice.
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In the lead-up to Mr. Musk's talk on Friday, the main entrance to the Adelaide Convention Center was closed and locked, with a swell of people outside waiting to get in.
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The main entrance is at the rear, up a flight of stairs adjoining the garage and around to a tall foyer with bright red walls, Greek columns and a checkered tile floor.
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Taking a break from guiding cars to parking spaces outside the mosque last week, Mehdi Kadruf, 34, watched a group of teenagers playing a pickup game close to the mosque's main entrance.
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Size: 704 square feet Price per square foot: $6673 Indoors: The unit sits above garage bays like a carriage house and has an exterior brick staircase leading to the private main entrance.
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According to Afghan police officials, two attackers, wearing explosive vests and carrying handguns, tried to force their way into the mosque's main entrance, but encountered strong resistance from the police guarding it.
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Size: 704 square feet Price per square foot: $6673 Indoors: The unit sits above garage bays like a carriage house and has an exterior brick staircase leading to the private main entrance.
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We like: Don't miss the ornate rotunda at the "main" entrance on the Michigan Avenue side, with its fully restored, gold-leaf ceiling and étoile (star) in the center of the floor.
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That air of subdued misery is broken only at night, when the alcohol — purchased from one of the three cafés perched around the main entrance to the camp, or the nearby market — flows.
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The officer apparently opened fire on a NATO force delegation near the main entrance of the Ministry of Commerce and Industries in the capital, Kabul, on Tuesday, the ministry said in a statement.
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For years at grand prix time, the winding country road leading to the main entrance of the Hungaroring circuit was marked by a sign in honor of the sport's commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
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He would leave his home through the back gate, walking a few paces down a back alley onto 15th Street, then zigzag over toward 16th, where the speedway's main entrance used to be.
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The main entrance for the merged space is through a spacious gallery with two-toned, geometrically designed wood flooring and a ceiling embellished in an Art Deco-style motif with gold leaf trim.
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The death of an experienced diver in the cave system Friday underscores the risk of attempting to move the boys, who are physically weak after days without food, through the flooded main entrance.
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Near my home in Brooklyn is the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch that stands at Grand Army Plaza at the main entrance to Prospect Park as a tribute to defenders of the Union.
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Size: 2150,2003 square feet Price per square foot: $2200 Indoors: The main entrance to the house is separated from the street by a white stucco wall accented with brick and a wooden gate.
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Thus, on the ground floor Egypt is over here, and Greece and Rome are way, way over there, with the Great Hall, which forms the museum's main entrance, a yawning Mediterranean in between.
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World leaders were not typically brought into The Times by its conspicuous main entrance, but through an adjoining truck bay, which was connected to the lobby by a path in the mail room.
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It's always busy at Damascus Gate, the main entrance to the Muslim quarter, and at Jaffa Gate, facing west toward the Mediterranean, where local residents and tourists mix in markets lining stone alleyways.
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Brandishing banners and chanting slogans both inside the exhibition at the museum's main entrance, they called out the painter and her dealer, Gavin Brown, for artwashing the gentrification of LA's Boyle Heights neighborhood.
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The project has entailed a reinforcement of the ceilings, restoration of marble columns and frescoes above the main entrance as well as decorative elements like statues and sculptures, and shoring up doors and windows.
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At the heavily-patrolled Damascus Gate, a main entrance to Jerusalem's walled Old City, a knife-wielding man attempted to stab police officers and was shot dead by Israeli forces, a police spokesman said.
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The statue in question is James Earle Fraser's massive "Theodore Roosevelt Equestrian Memorial," situated outside the Museum's main entrance, depicting Roosevelt flanked by his gun carriers, a stereotyped Plains Indian and a generic African.
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Caught in the information and propaganda crossfire are the thousands like the unaccompanied 12-year-old Afghan lad who suddenly gives an impromptu press conference beneath the motorway bridge marking the Jungle's main entrance.
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December 11 - A car filled with explosives rams into the main entrance of a port in Mogadishu, Somalia, killing at least 143 people and injuring 15, most of whom were port employees and pedestrians.
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One person was lightly injured in the explosion which shattered glass doors and windows and scorched metal cladding at the main entrance of the building in what the police said was a deliberate attack.
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Alek Sigley, an Australian student who was studying for his master's degree in Korean literature at Kim Il Sung University, tweeted about new signage above the main entrance of the hotel in June 2019.
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BASRA, Iraq, July 17 (Reuters) - About 250 protesters gathered at the main entrance to Iraq's giant Zubair oilfield on Tuesday, police said, amid growing unrest in southern cities over poor public services and corruption.
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Condos, more rare in a somewhat untested market, are also going up; Charlie West, a 123-unit version from the Elad Group and Mi&Co, which has its main entrance on West 43rd Street.
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Ms. Gilbert The main entrance to the Bataclan was at our backs and I turned around, and I saw some white flashes and heard the noise of machine guns, and dived to the floor.
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"Daesh (Islamic State) resistance is not inconsiderable but they are trying to save their strength for inside the city," First Lieutenant Ahmed al-Ghalabi of the Rapid Response force said outside the airport's main entrance.
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Another long day of courtroom drama had come and gone, and the TV news crews had set up their cameras outside the main entrance to catch the defendant and his co-stars as they emerged.
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The organization's staff had earlier told Reuters that the kidnappers snatched their colleague from inside their compound in Mogadishu and took her out through a back door, avoiding security guards stationed at the main entrance.
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Apart from taking out seats, this week's renovations in the upper house involved removing a step and adding electric outlets for medical devices and computers, while a temporary ramp was built at the main entrance.
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Then the secretary comes out of the plane's main entrance, down the long staircase and is usually met by the American ambassador to the country we are in and senior officials from that country's government.
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At the main entrance of the cave, more pumps and hoses have been trucked in to speed up the drainage process, and rescuers are now also able to pump 24 hours a day without pause.
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Gone, along with Goose, whose rants became too much for the Yankees to tolerate, is a flock of geese that lived near a pond outside the main entrance to Steinbrenner Field for about a decade.
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