Sentences with phrase «room full circle»

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There's nothing worse than walking into a room full of people already chatting away, with no apparent break in the circle.

Full circle — getting everyone in a room to white board the process is just as helpful if you end up agreeing after two hours that you're going to stick with the most simple plan in the book.

At other times, the circle leads the child to look at another part of the actress» face or the scene around her, which is set up to look like a child's room, full of toys and colorful pictures.

The Room fans watched the Golden Globes in awe as James Franco brought things full circle for Tommy Wiseau who came on stage during his emotional speech after winning Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for The Disaster Artist.

It's too bad that Tarantino didn't save «The Hateful Eight» for his last film, because there's definitely a feeling of coming full circle from his debut feature «Reservoir Dogs,» which has a similar, one - room premise.

Times Square becomes a monochromatic monstrosity full of harsh lights, sad - sack lunch counters and nonstop noise; the luxe interiors of 21 and the Elysian Room double nicely for Dante's ninth circle of Hell.

That would in fact bring Wiseau and The Room «s story full circle, so we can only hope.

That would be the most full circle thing to ever happen to The Room

In the final room of the exhibition, coming full circle to the first room in fact, a self - portrait hangs, at the age of eighty.

From being greeted by Katharina Fritsch's disturbingly hip, pony - tailed Händler (Dealer)(2001), with his one cloven - hoof, to Richard Prince's appropriated Marlboro Man photograph Cowboys, to David Hammons's arcing circle of glued together liquor bottles Untitled, to a huge room - full of Jim Shaw's profoundly weird collection of Thrift Store Paintings (1970 - ongoing), Unexchangeable does the remarkable task of restating the problem of art's paradoxical position between exclusivity and ordinary life, poised between rarity and abjection.

«Localized Histories,» the new exhibition in Artpace's Hudson (Show) Room, begins, comes full circle, and ends with Linda Pace's «Orange Crush,» a large, multimedia wall collage comprised of everyday objects ranging from stuffed animals to Tide detergent bottles — all in bright shades of orange.

Now that I've shared our idea for moving the kitchen to the dining room, and our plan for moving the dining area to the original kitchen, plus the vision for the «butler's pantry» in the adjoining hall, today I thought we could come full circle and I could show you how all of these spaces are laid out and relate to each other.

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