She quit in 2004 to sell corn noodles outside Chongjin's main market, an expanse of stalls and plastic tarpaulins half the size of a city block where traders mainly sell Chinese goods, including toothpaste, sewing needles and DVDs of banned South Korean soap operas.
His most striking work from this period in Manhattan is the Regent, its main facade a broad expanse of glazed terra-cotta squares offset 45 degrees, recalling the crisscross diaperwork on the Doge's Palace in Venice.
The town's main beach is a wide expanse of sand and is within walking distance of many of the resort's main hotels.
Up a flight of teak stairs, the main floor is a vast expanse of gleaming wood surrounded by windows — 140 in all in the house — that open onto a 50-meter-long deck on the north side, with terraces to the south and east.
Its main street leads to a huge expanse of rubble and weeds; on the way there, you pass a branch of a business called The Recycle Shop.
The next lower level is the main living area, an L-shaped expanse of gleaming terrazzo that eventually meets an infinity pool, with views of treetops and the sea beyond.
The movie opens with a breakfast scene in the kitchen of the six-bedroom, 61/2-bathroom main house, which sits on an expanse of lawn and features a plantation-style veranda and two-story columns along the front.
The main — or cooking — kitchen is an inhumanly immaculate expanse of burner rings and countertops where, according to tradition, the stations move clockwise from canapé to entremetier.
In April the Imperial Hotel, a venerable downtown landmark, opened a 5,700-square-foot 5,700-square-foot 5,700-square-footain building.
