As the police moved in, tightening the vice in an ever more intense hail of gas and rubber bullets, people ran into a nearby sports hall.
The Lodger, the silent film that Hitchcock directed in 1927, is generally acknowledged to be the one where he properly found his "voice": that distinctive combination of death and fetishism, trick shots and music-hall humour, intense menace and elegant camerawork that assured his place among cinema's giants.
Delta Spirit - Sweeping rhythm, intense live performances, tent-hall revival feel.
For everyone who lived there, Kingsley Hall was an intense period, and my life with Ronnie was intense in the sense that a lot of people wanted to meet him.
She didn't insist that her checkbook buy her veto power, although she did tell Gehry that she loved gardens, and he designed the bright carpet and the fabric on the seats in the hall in an intense, abstract version of a floral pattern in tribute to her.
"It troubles me because I'm not that sinister intense person," Emerson told Arsenio Hall, with mock outrage.
Israel policy and AIPAC are always heated topics among U.S. Jews but Donald Trump's fiery speech to the powerful AIPAC lobby Monday elicited intense debate outside the downtown area, inside the hall and on social media.
The season was curtailed after four weeks, when intense bombing forced the Queen's Hall to close.
Or, a hall with a few hundred very intense listeners and 1,000 empty seats?
A thin, intense young woman in the back of the hall raises her hand to broadcast a troubling insight about the live horse used in the production.
The intense, sweaty confines of a former Methodist meeting hall also provided an unimaginably sensory location for Mogwai's live performance of the music they were commissioned to write for one of the football's finest films.
