Sentences with phrase «end of a long hallway»
At the end of a long hallway in a gray and cavernous block at the University of Arizona in Tucson sits a closet - size windowless room secured by complex access codes and sealed with bulletproof glass.
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If your classroom is at the end of a long hallway, hang a mirror outside of your classroom to reflect the sheng chi.
The exhibition begins with the vista of Mr. Olitski's buoyant, goofily sexy «Cleopatra Flesh» of 1962, looming at the end of a long hallway.
A redundant space on a landing, under the stairs or at the end of a long hallway can accommodate a desk that is used for short periods.
Painting the wall at the far end of a long hallway, brings the wall forwards, making it less corridor - like.
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Cinematographer Tim Maurice - Jones» minimal lighting and production designer Kave Quinn's confined spaces within the house offer a claustrophobic atmosphere with long, narrow hallways and no shortage of closed doors at the ends of them.
Evelyn is convinced she's been given a second chance to live with her husband, who now happens to want to take control of the entire planet from a central base in a massive, open - plan facility — long, cavernous hallways that seem to have no end — built under a no - horse town in the middle of nowhere.
The Castlemont school bell rings, signaling the end of a long day, a Friday right before a holiday break, and students flood the hallway, eager to leave.
To put a box at the end of a long, narrow hallway isn't ideal at all *.
To measure throughput, in our Manhattan office, we used a long hallway, the IxChariot benchmark, a Digital Storm Triton notebook with Windows 10 and a 2x2 802.11 ac wireless card to gauge throughput at intervals of 5, 15, 50 and 140 feet (the end of the hallway).
The Castlemont school bell rings, signaling the end of a long day, a Friday right before a holiday break, and students flood the hallway, eager to leave.
Problem: Long, narrow hallway Solution: Create a feature wall at one end of the hallway by painting it a contrasting, dramatic colour; that will serve to visually bring it forward.