When walking, go towards traffic Don't walk too closely to the corner of buildings, try to keep further than an arm's length away.
A few rebels, taking cover behind the corners of buildings, shouted at them to switch off their headlights.
From Page 25: "Use caution going around the corners of buildings to avoid a collision with someone coming round the other way".
In various meanderings around older city blocks, I've been finding street signs carved into the corners of buildings, high enough to be read from the street.
Israeli gunners "knocked on roofs" — that is, fired first at corners of buildings, before hitting more vulnerable points — to "warn" Palestinian residents to flee.
He discusses, for example, the question of the corners of buildings – if you have "an open corner" with the walls of the building pulled away from each other, it is "seductive", because it gives more freedom to play with surfaces.
The sameness of the red brick buildings was broken up by 500 terra-cotta statues built into the corners of buildings and small decorative plaques with nature scenes above many building entrances.
(Each might be entitled Untitled or Ohne Titel)." - but he nails the "quality of the uncanny" in Reichert's shots of empty rooms, two or three nudes or the corners of buildings.
In 2002, as an artist in residence at the Rijksakademie, in Amsterdam, Magid began noticing the large number of surveillance cameras in the city anonymous gray boxes, mounted on everything from the corners of buildings to coffee-shop awnings.
A century later, there are still plenty: short ones at the corners of buildings high above Mount Hope in the Bronx and long ones that run from back windows to tall poles behind brownstones in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
