In "Tailors' Dummies," the father recalls a surprising discovery he made upon entering a neglected room in an old apartment: "From all the crevices in the floor, from all the mouldings, from every recess, there grew slim shoots filling the grey air with a scintillating filigree lace of leaves: a hot-house jungle, full of whispers and flicking lights — a false and blissful spring".
In "Tailors' Dummies," the father recalls a surprising discovery he made upon entering a neglected room in an old apartment: "From all the crevices in the floor, from all the mouldings, from every recess, there grew slim shoots filling the grey air with a scintillating filigree lace of leaves: a hot-house jungle, full of whispers and flicking lights—a false and blissful spring".
Placement aside, Ms. Ding-Polera believes the laundry room is frequently the most neglected room of the house.
Koolhaas proposed staging the exhibit in the General Staff Building's most neglected rooms, many of which hadn't been inhabited since Stalin's era, and had crumbling ceilings and potholed floors.
The Silver Lake court cottage looks like the neglected back room of a slumping thrift shop, its contents to be filed when there's room up front.
His theme was that the Labour Party would bring science & technology out of their neglected back room & put them under the state's wing in the front line of a scientific revolution to help fight poverty & starvation in the world.
He lived most of his adult life in a catacomblike room in the Windermere, a building at 57th Street and Ninth Avenue that became a notoriously neglected single-room-occupancy hotel and a symbol of landlord-tenant battles.
By the spring of 1968, the Diggers had more than 200 members, who played a prominent role in the squatting movement and, in September 1969, participated in the six-day occupation by the London Street Commune of 144 Piccadilly, a neglected 100-room mansion.
The hallway, now a neglected in-between room, is the last remnant of medieval times when the hall was the main (or only) room in the house.
For most of us, Ping-Pong is considered a pastime akin to air hockey, relegated to a (neglected) basement rec room, but outside America, Ping-Pong is practically as popular as soccer.
Second, Obama knows his only route to the large legacy he craves leads through the more temperate Republicans, and he knows (as a man who voraciously consumes his press reviews) that winning votes requires something he has neglected, working the room.
