Sentences with phrase «show each house filled»

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The retirement announcement of Intelligence Chairman Mike J. Rogers Friday morning leaves a big hole for the House — and the Sunday talk show circuit — to fill.

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have again shown their low regard for the Census Bureau, voting to use it as a bank to fund other federal agencies and telling people they don't have to fill out a survey that allows the government to track the country's changing demographics.

I decided to DVF - up just in time, because last week the brands new reality / Courtney - dream - show, House of DVF premiered on E, adding a serious dash of glam to my usually depression filled Sunday nights.

For instance, both Lara Croft and Batman show their wealth through their mansions, but they also reveal how lonely they are as we discover that their massive houses are mostly filled with silent, empty rooms.

One of the first dating shows to embrace fluid sexuality, A Shot at Love filled a house with guys and girls — offering former TV personality (and current An overly dramatic church lady named Claire, who has a propensity for wearing to much cheap cologne owns and operates a popular speed dating service called

Of these 36 attributes, the character level caps at level 20 without enough Skill Points awarded to fill out the entire board, making the skill tree an element of personalization in ownership; character progress is tied to the figures, not the game - save, so you can take and show off your individual figure at a friend's house regardless of platform.

In previous years, they've shown «Top of the Lake» and «House of Cards» in preview, and this year that mouthwatering prestige TV slot is filled several times over, most notably by this BBC / AMC co-production.

Researchers found that people with various types of allergies were more prone to airway constriction when their house was filled with cat dander even if they have had a blood test showing that they were not sensitive to cats.

This means that the galleries show chairs and tables arranged in symmetrical patterns as though in a great house, even if four identical chairs give no more information than one; they contain numerous «cutesy vignettes» (in the present curators» words) with vases placed on furniture to create a decorative effect, often to the detriment of the support; and are filled with paintings which make a decorative but not thematic contribution to the whole.

The process was documented in Hollis Frampton's tongue - in - cheek photo essay The Secret World of Frank Stella, which showed the artist approaching canvases as he would a house — as a space to be filled by increasingly proximate concentric lines.

For your degree show from the Royal College of Art last year, you bravely chose to exhibit your work in the art school's café area, filling it with bespoke tables, chairs and shelving units containing other textile, ceramic and wood objects as well as house plants poking out of a decoratively shaped hole in the wall.

At the Schinkel Pavillon (until July 29), «The Empty House» is a show dedicated to artworks Louise Bourgeois created in the last two decades of her life in which the artist focused on the architectural and associative possibilities of the sack, hollowed or filled, as a form relating both to cells and to the female body.

Thus it is a very pleasing paradox that the three floors of the Switch House devoted to ample light - filled galleries show — mostly — objects.

In contrast, the isolated house depicted in Marine Drive glows with an eerie loneliness, its shadows filled with reflected somber colors that show the influence of American painter Edward Hopper.

The cutaway print shows the inside of the machine, housing five floors of work and play space, including offices, a patio with a pool, a helipad, a discotheque, and the lifeblood of any start up: a caffeine - filled coffee shop.

The collection is on an unimaginable scale, filling nearly three terraced houses and with Harvard recently showing only a small part of the vast collection.

For the first time since 2007, the gallery spaces in the Villa Salve Hospes are being filled with a thematic group exhibition: OPEN HOUSE — A Group Show on Hospitality brings together eleven international artistic positions whose works provide commentaries on hospitality as a social, cultural and political phenomenon.

For his first major solo show at an American institution, he has been given free rein to fill the entire New Museum, which will house a mirrored labyrinth, towering aluminum abstractions, and an assortment of works both old and new.

Adrian Searle, the Guardian's art critic, described his 1999 exhibition at Sir John Soane's Museum in London - in which contemporary art was displayed in the 18th - century architect's antiquities - filled house - as «an exemplary, poetic show».

It is an exercise in filling up time with actions I was told on several occasions that filling up time with activities could make a person feel good Repetitive activities like painting houses or paintings is good for brain chemistry For creating serotonin There will be repetitive round aspects to the art in exhibit Round energy is real What you do makes who you are some say Makes what is some say I have been pondering a version of some of the elements of this show (piece for quite some time) All the work I have done in my life formulates to make this happen

Their galleries filled up just as Rondinone left for a swim before the dinner in his and Giorno's honor at the fashion house of Céline, their show's leading sponsor.

The Daily Mail Ideal Home Show is a big one: 330,000 people over 22 days, and is filled with the usual suspects: garden furniture, hot tubs, bedroom suites, Madame Tussaud's house (with George Clooney sitting at a table) and a french market.

In the Dairy house shown recently, horizontal slots were filled with glass.

Meanwhile, the Law Society called on the government to urgently fill legal aid «advice deserts» for housing issues, publishing an interactive map showing the scale of the problem.

Gallagher, president of Round Hill Partners, recently hired Show to Sell, a professional staging company, to fill a 7,000 - square - foot spec house with furniture, draperies, and accessories.

Whether you're living in a house filled with furnishings or trying to sell a stubborn listing that's been vacant for a while, we'll show you how staging your home can increase showings and help you sell your home faster and for a higher price.

and say to show up at the open house with them filled out for first consideration.

Earlier in the year, TV personality Kirstie Allsopp also showed us how we could furnish our homes on zero cash with her Channel 4 TV show «Fill Your House For Free `.

Fill your house with love but one of the most important things you can show your child / children is a strong relationship with your spouse.

Before exiting your home for a showing, go through your house and make sure all of the blinds and drapes are open so that optimal lighting fills your home.

House Beautiful shows off another sweet little bathroom nook that's filled with the perfect spot to rest, relax and clean off the day.

Benton End House has a pretty walled garden filled with roses, honeysuckles, and Cedric's favourites — irises — which he bred in the garden and exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show from the late 1940s to the mid 1950s.

«While the research shows there are some smells vendors really need to avoid when having viewings, there is some great opportunity to entice potential house buyers by filling the home with desirable scents.