Sentences with phrase «same apartment block»

Living in the same apartment block was the art dealer Sidney Janis.

It's surprising they haven't stumbled across each other more often, considering they live in the same apartment block in Monaco.

Not exact matches

He had left New York, the MLS and the $ 15m apartment in Soho in the same block where Nicole Kidman and Lenny Kravitz once lived — and where Heath Ledger, the star of Brokeback Mountain, died — bound for the studios of Sky Sports.

Cook County sheriff's police arrested a 40 - year - old Chicago man several hours later in an apartment in the same complex in the 10300 block of Michael Todd Terrace, police spokeswoman Sally Daly said.

I literally saw 4 other people wearing these same colored pants in the one block walk from my apartment to my train stop.

The film is based on J.G. Ballard's acclaimed 1975 novel of the same name: «When a class war erupts inside a luxurious apartment block, modern elevators become violent battlegrounds and cocktail parties degenerate into marauding attacks on «enemy» floors.»

The pair will play former college enemies Katie and Lauren, who find they've moved into the same luxury apartment block but soon find it's way past what they can afford.

When one thinks about it, there is no reason why they couldn't employ the same technology in, let's say, a huge block of apartments.

Not quite the same story where we once lived in the area, just blocks away, where someone fired into the apartment above us, from the street.

The same block of Havenhurst Drive also includes two other apartment buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Colonial House (1416 Havenhurst Dr.) and Ronda (1400 — 1414 Havenhurst Dr.).

Whether it's a master Assassin risking life and limb to scale a sheer wall, or a crime kingpin leaping from the top of an apartment block in Downtown Los Santos, the story is always the same: not two feet from the soon - to - be corpse inevitably sits a ladder, clinging to the building in a sort of smug silence like Peter Pan's unruly shadow.

Often built in clusters, sometimes in «sleeper towns» of up to 70 buildings, each block is numbered rather than named, with each apartment the same as its neighbours» from the outside.

«The newest kid on the block for commercial deals is credit unions,» says Todd Clarke, CCIM, president of NM Apartment Advisors in Albuquerque, N.M. Because credit unions are not under the same regulatory scrutiny as banks, they are often able to be more flexible in their lending.

The surround in the same apartment is in Italian, Carrara marble with fluted, tapering jambs, end blocks of carved, square paterae and moulded inner slips.