A brain drain at a big tech company is never a good thing, and when a lot of that departing talent consists of high-level execs moving on in rapid succession it's bound to look like curtains to outside observers.
Another performance of note occurs every evening, if the weather is clear, at approximately seven minutes to curtain outside the Met.
And when we finally drew the Ikea curtains on the outside world, Caban Cariad proved a cosy retreat.
There were houses, he noted, with curtains on the outside ("can wall-to-wall carpeting on the lawn be far behind?").
Through the wide-open windows the curtains are sucked outside and flapping in the rain, and there's a moon, a glaring-white moon like a beacon, some kind of crazy eye peering into Scoot Campos's soul, like, How ya doin', Scoot?
I don't mean me and I probably don't mean you but I do mean those who would attack the BBC whenever they twitch their moral curtains to peek outside and see the standards of the 1950s slipping out of their sanctimonious grasp.
My boss traveled about twice a month to Europe, so I was left all alone in this office with no curtains, facing the outside of the street.
While most of the set was undamaged, holes in the side of the building had to be covered with heavy black curtains to prevent outside light from leaking in.
Wake up early, and lift the curtains or go outside as soon as you get out of bed.
He also broke all the rules by resting the roof entirely on the outside "curtain" walls, thus leaving the whole inner space free of partitions an approach that fostered "open-plan" offices.Will the building be congenial?
