"Everything is locked up in New York: the school, the churches, the bathrooms," said Mr. Green, a dreadlocked former marine, as he sat in his cluttered office the other day.
"Baseball is an expensive sport," he said, sitting in his large, cluttered office on that Wednesday morning, before practice.
Strongly influenced by Wharton's travels in France and Italy, The Mount's airy interiors, some of which were designed by Codman, were a reaction to the "sumptuary excesses" of the cluttered Victorian style of the day.
The dingy and cluttered rooms, lighted bright as day for a split-second exposure, are immediate and revelatory, and remain extraordinarily persuasive as evidence of the squalor Riis sought to combat.
This was not at all disturbing to her, she recalled the other day in her cluttered, shadowy Upper West Side apartment, which she shares with her Lhasa apso, Fluffy, a dog easily mistaken for one of the pillows that threaten to crowd visitors out of the living room.
"I don't know how I did it," Mr. Carter said on Tuesday in the cluttered but homey Greenwich Village apartment where he has lived since 1945.
DENVER, Oct. 29 — As the Red Sox and their families and friends celebrated their championship around a cluttered infield at Coors Field on Sunday night, there was an obvious joke that could have been uttered for what they had just done to the Colorado Rockies.
Late on Thursday night, during a marvelous little concert held inside a cluttered Bushwick junk shop called Goodbye Blue Monday, a mostly attentive crowd — at least a dozen people — found out.
"Hey, I've been arrested over 150 times myself for operating this and other clubs," Joe Redner, the club's owner, was saying Monday night in his cluttered office.
RANDOLPH HERR, 64, sat at one of the two Steinway grand pianos in his cluttered living room in Queens on Thursday afternoon and began playing Liszt's "Liebestraum" No. 3.
