Of course, all apartment houses that look alike and have the same doorman should have names, too... View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz By Rebecca Mead.
But when snow comes to the city, it falls softly on the heads of doormen, the same as on other fold; and it also falls at the feet of doormen, and accumulates there.
A co-op apartment of about the same size, including a doorman, she said, can be found for $100,000 to $200,000, and it carries a monthly maintenance fee that includes some utilities, taxes and upkeep of the building.
Years ago, same doorman remained there for thirty years or so.
There stood the same concierges and doormen with their lists and their rejections.
The appearance of elite cool was still the same, with dark-suited doormen glaring at you from behind velvet ropes, even if I used a press contact to get permission to enter.
"No matter what, they receive the same service," the doorman insisted.
We were kicked out of our houseboat, and it was our fault, but at the same time our bowab (doorman) had it out for us from the very beginning.
Some of the younger doormen, though, are marking time.
As we walked down the street, one of the neighboring doormen called out: "Hey, little man!
