The neo-psychedelic disco provided by assume vivid astro focus takes crowd-pleasing to giddy heights with a tall, round-cornered room whose wallpaper and painted floor of overlaid Pop images reacts sensationally to shifting colored light, as a d.j.j
Take the fans at a little league game at Concord, N.H., last year, who, upset with the calls made by umpires, threw pizza at them and descended on them to the point where the umps found themselves cornered in a room.
Yummies are forbidden, and fibs must be turned in; students who break these rules can be sheeted, skirted, cornered, ghosted or roomed, or have their furniture popped.
"They've got her cornered in the dining room," Lloyd said breathlessly, crouching by her.
Professor Newhall went around the room and cornered us each in turn.
Being cornered in a hotel room or greeted at the door by a man naked under his bathrobe is not the occasional arm swipe off your breast.
Presented with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, "under whose control" was inspired by the geometry of a room corner and the observation of the philosopher E. M. Cioran that "to be is to be cornered".
After the show, Kurt cornered me in the dressing room.
Shortly afterward, Mr. Murillo said, an angry Father Karadima and one of his disciples, the Rev. Andrés Arteaga, who is now a bishop, cornered him in a meeting room.
One encounter with a superior officer who cornered her in a back room was an early hint that reporting abuse would be futile.
Constantly reaching for a drink, her mouth set in a cracked smile, eyes darting with cornered panic, Jasmine fills a room just as she fills the screen.
