Findings from this experimental study (Otterbring et al. 2013) revealed that a store greeter (compared to an empty store entrance) positively impacted consumers' spending, satisfaction, and perceptions of employees.
Over the road from Wu's store, a half-built apartment complex lay empty, its entrances padlocked and plastered over with white seals reading: "Project suspended in order to welcome the G20 Summit".
It's got all the elements of a classic Hollywood romance: a chance meeting, a long car ride down an empty road, entrancing music and a lot of awkward smiles.
At the Church of Santa María Acuexcomac, an imposing golden frame hangs on the wall by the entrance, empty except for the jagged edges of the canvas where thieves plunged their knives.
Other architects had wanted to fill the immense space now known as Turbine Hall with floors and partitions, but Herzog and de Meuron proposed leaving it empty — as an entrance to the building, and as a huge, new kind of exhibition space that artists would figure out how to use.
When building your park, leave the back side (the farthest from the entrance) empty, so you can build other rides there later.
It now flows 127 mi (205 km) through the mountains and plains of Thessaly, thrusting itself through the Vale of Tempe between the Olympus (Ólympos) and Ossa (Kíssavos or Óssa) massifs and emptying at the entrance to the Gulf of Thérmai (Thermaïkós) of the western Aegean Sea.
There are a couple of empty niches in the entrance, where others are filled with decorative mosaic; is now the time to fill them in?
Although work continues at both locations, Griepp voiced concern about the appearance of the empty locations at the entrance of the shopping park.
Approaching the police, security guards, and metal detector at the entrance, I emptied my pockets into the tray as asked, same deal as at the airport.
