Sentences with phrase «rickety house»

Director Tom Harper has a great location (the same old rickety house where the first film was set) and some decent talent to work with.

In 1986, they set up a field station for White's Bangkok research unit: little more than a centrifuge and microscope within Nosten's rickety house.

The young Miami native's wild and vibrant symphonies on the canvas (think furious Cezanne - like brushstrokes, splashes of windex blue, and spring green that's so bright it looks acidic) depict the devil as inhabiting a luscious yet spooky space (gnarled trees, rickety houses with potion - like smoke billowing in the windows) where men go to contemplate alone and flirt with destiny.

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And even in the difficulties, even in the exhaustion, even in knowing that I have to rise and shine for every one else in the house in just a few short hours and how my work has suffered, even knowing I can't do this forever and knowing that I'll finagle for a tandem nap while everyone is at school, even here in this moment, I admit it: I delight in her and in this rickety glider that creaks on the ease back motion.

Tour an old house or historical location and the stairs will feel weird, even rickety — all because of small variances in the stair sizes, which were made before these were standardized.

Arsene made himself part of the furniture and until the house is cleared he will remain even though he is now a rickety, non functioning chair.

You look at the rickety, rotted beams that barely keep the house standing and think it's just been poorly looked after.

An old rickety bicycle parked under a tree in the house was all my father could boast of as property.

It looked like a typical old East Coast house, rickety stairwells, pictures of the ancestors.

If the DOJ's case was already like a house of cards resting atop a rickety stool, then the new University of Arkansas study kicked out the stool.

A gospel - and - blues - hued musical score provides the soundtrack for a slow - moving montage of dusty Delta sunsets, rusty river barges, ramshackle storefronts and rickety wood - frame houses lining crumbling streets.

And yet behind this glitzy facade, a bohemian character endures, with rickety warungs (cheap eating houses) and reggae joints surviving between the cocktail tables, and quiet retreats dotting the much - less - busy north coast.

On the banks, rickety old wooden houses on stilts can be seen in stark contrast to the spanking new houses and condominiums.

The silence has a welcome presence for guests at the Rickety Bridge Manor House.

And by an increasing number of Belizeans fleeing the crime, congestion rickety infrastructure and lack of land for housing in the old capital Belize City.

He recorded the arid Pennsylvania and Maine landscapes, rural houses, and rickety shacks with great detail, painting in each tiny blade of grass, individual strands of hair, and every subtle nuance of light and shadow.

In Down the House, 2008, Gilmore, mallet in hand, stands precariously atop a pile of rickety wood furniture and plaster blocks tied haphazardly together with fluorescent pink construction tape (a matching bow in her hair) and coated in still wet red paint and plaster.

Also taking advantage of an abandoned building in London are commercial gallery Ibid Projects, who in October opened up a temporary project space in a rickety old house in Hoxton Square; a stark contrast to their polished space on Vyner Street.