Sentences with phrase «out of that crowded apartment»

They leave you feeling like you've stepped out of your crowded apartment and into a breezy lazy Vermont countryside.

Want to move out of your parent's home, or out of that crowded apartment or house you share with roommates?

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The second comes later in the day, an informal talk from the window of the papal apartments looking out over the crowds gathered in St Peter's Square.

In the first four or so months that we lived together, I made a different batch of salsa every week (tomatillo, amarilla, and habanero, to name a few), and we'd crowd our friends into our apartment to test it out, usually with homemade tostadas or tacos.

It was just like in the old days, when art stars like Kehinde Wiley were opening shows and crowds spilled onto the street — except now, everyone was angling to get in to check out the movie props and costumes made at home by the six Angulo brothers, who, until Crystal Moselle's recent documentary The Wolfpack, were unknowns in the most extreme sense: For most of their lives, Bhagavan, Govinda, Narayana, Mukunda, Krsna and Jagadisa Angulo were held captive in their Lower East Side apartment by a megalomaniac patriarch.

He works out of the family's crowded apartment on West 23rd Street, but later rents a studio on East 19th Street, which he shares with another painter named Donald Cole.

The people crowded the streets and hung out of nearby apartment windows, waving American flags, cheering and throwing flowers at the American soldiers who marched behind Patton's motorcade.