Where once you might have smelt the exotic aromas of spicy cargo, now stands the hulking grey shed of a telephone exchange and a lingering whiff of disinfectant.
After seeing the show with Mr. Davis onstage, Mr. Grey said in a telephone interview, he told Mr. Kramer that "this is overwhelming and so devastating and important that I'll never forget it".
colorful insulated solid-core wire, the kind used in the old grey 50-wire business telephone cables (found in old buildings you should have lots of this wire on hand for millions of craft uses which can be taught to children and seniors. Check with demolition companies which collect it from deconstructed buildings, buy it from them before they sell it to scrappers).
There is a hefty IBM electric golf-ball typewriter on a high shelf, a big reel-to-reel tape recorder, and a grey plastic Post Office-issue telephone.
Two rooms behind the chair's high back hold the grey-painted generators, the rheostat, the telephone for last-minute messages, and two thick iron levers.
Where discrepancies and information gaps were found, I carried out further investigation through telephone interviews with key informants and grey literature investigations, to resolve inconsistencies and address omissions.
"He's been very successful in the N.F.L.," Moon, a quarterback who won five Grey Cups in six C.F.L. seasons, said Wednesday in a telephone interview.
A tiny red telephone box teeters, its light still on, sunk in grey earth.
("The grey area", he adds, "is trying to hide the help-desk telephone number from the remaining 80%. I usually go to 'investor relations'". More savings are to be had if the customer can be trained to place orders online.
