Her cluttered East Side town house, usually full of boarders, birds, dogs and litters of gerbils, served as the base for a kind of floating salon.
A hundred and fifty acres, to do with more or less whatever the city pleased: a rare instance, in a cluttered and overbuilt town, of a cleanish slate.
By the 1980s the Central Lakeside District in the center of town was cluttered with modern hotels, bars and tour operators.
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Jack Sorrell was a presence in his son's cluttered second-floor London town-house office, in a residential mews at 27 Farm Street, in Mayfair.
On a visual front, this is a highly claustrophobic motion picture, with gratuitous aerial panning shots giving way to a cluttered and crowded small-town that feels like it was all shot on a couple sound stages.
Man and dog live in a nameless seaside town, in a cluttered, junk-filled house, where black mould on the walls has "mushroomed into a reverse constellation".
He grew especially close to Jessie and Tracy Sellers, who lived in a cluttered trailer in the little town of Chauncey with their four children and a menagerie of pets.
Frances Wong's cluttered little house just outside town is a virtual museum of Chinese tchotchkes: an ornately carved Chinese screen she picked up at a yard sale once, red silk screens of Chinese calligraphy on the walls, a Chinese-English Bible.
There are the narrow, honeyed streets of the Parte Viejo or Old Town, a tiny, boat-cluttered port, manicured public spaces such as the Alderdi Eder Gardens beside City Hall, museums, galleries and grandiose, white-washed Belle Epoque villas.
