We entered everywhere we found a door open or someone awake and weird enough to let us in.
It enters everywhere!") — I see Calle observing me in the reflected glass of the photos, faintly curious but mostly detached, unwilling to appear overtly receptive, her attitude very much a ça m'est egal affair.
In a cubby-hole built out of packing cases, a creature sits on an upturned bucket reading a book called The Human Machine In this blast against automatism, the audience are given face masks, a la swine flu, as they enter the tunnel: everywhere you look, you see people peering at extraordinary sights, warding off the infection of the city.
For those reasons, we are going to eliminate the encumbering prize so that pretty much everyone, everywhere, can enter, which will be great for everyone, everywhere, except for my assistant, Colin, who has the job of culling the thousands of captions down to a manageable fifty or so that I then winnow further and show to New Yorker editors for yet further winnowing.
We are making a change so that pretty much everyone, everywhere, can enter the Cartoon Caption Contest.
The Dept. of Labor Building across the street, has manually operated ones in its main lobby (where visiting union men enter) and automatic ones everywhere else.
People enter and exit from everywhere, including side entrances in the audience and then onto the stage, but it made no real impact.
In 1992, a marching group of Koorie Wirguls (women from everywhere) entered a float in the parade.
Spitzer's body man, a twenty-three-year-old University of Maryland graduate named Danny Kanner, whose job had been to accompany Spitzer everywhere, entered the room just in front of the Governor and stood close to the door, looking agitated and on the verge of tears.
