Extension cords snake through dimly lighted halls.
In contrast to the world of shadows and mystery Robert De Niro fashions for "The Good Shepherd," his origin story about the C.I.A., Mr. Ray serves up a bland, anonymous corporation, one in which organizational rivals bitterly compare offices, and shrink-wrapped computers sit stacked in the harshly lighted halls.
Alongside him in the narrow, poorly lighted hall of Nola Studios in Midtown Manhattan, other singers warmed up their voices.
Down a dimly lighted hall, the one dustfree door opened with Kansas-to-Oz impact onto their sun-swept, green-washed, glass-walled penthouse, which has a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foottone wraparounde 14terraceet side.
While two other officers entered and put Mr. Cadiz and Mr. Reyes up against a wall to frisk them, the police said, Officer Rivera drew his gun, a 16-shot Smith & Wesson semiautomatic, and chased Mr. Ferguson along the dimly lighted hall, only steps behind.
KAREN ROSENBERG ROBERT THERRIEN Gagosian 555 West 24th Street, Chelsea Through June 14 One of the most transporting experiences to be had in Chelsea now is in a section of the Los Angeles sculptor Robert Therrien's show: in a long, dimly lighted hall, a magical installation of greatly enlarged metal folding chairs and card tables.
Inside dimly lit halls, negotiators have spent two weeks at a stretch gazing at text blown-up into headline size by overhead projectors, doing battle over "shall" or "should", "commitment" or "contribution".
There were few MPs sitting among the audience in the dimly lit hall.
He used scores, played in a dimly lit hall, gave no encores and seemed intensely self-absorbed.
Scenes are changed in Gary McCann's design by shifting a few chairs in a dimly lit hall.
One London venue where he appeared several times was the dimly lit hall of the (strictly humanist and agnostic) Ethical Church, in Bayswater.
