By "teardown," she means the place is worthless as a house, and only has value as a piece of empty real estate, and a "Los Feliz Murder Empty Field," wouldn't be as exciting.
She was terrified of a piece of empty brown material.
When Roger Baines first spotted a piece of empty land on Barbados's fabled Platinum Coast he fancied building himself a house there, looking out on to the Caribbean.
The picture finishes stirringly, with a conversation between the now aged emperor and his long-dead concubine, photographed mostly with his presence invisible and the camera trained on a piece of empty palace floor where autumn leaves lift and rattle.
What happened was that a piece of empty desert which had been under the control of the British Mandate (who got it after the Ottoman Empire fell apart) was awarded to the Jewish state.
Late Thursday afternoon, the room in which Mr. Gadhban was lying on Wednesday remained a grim set piece: four empty beds, broken windows, holes punched in walls and the ceiling, pieces of the missile everywhere.
Tuesday night he returned to the Joyce Theater for a week's run of a smartly contrasted double bill, one of a newish piece called "Empty Moves (Part I) and the other a recent revival of his version of Stravinsky's "Noces," the work that established his international reputation in 1989.
All you have to do is cook one, eat it, and stuff a piece of empty shell with a boatload of pot.
George Packer's recent New Yorker piece "The Empty Chamber - Just How Broken Is the Senate" leaves no doubt that our "most deliberative body" does barely any deliberating at all.
Negative control samples for WGA were prepared for each mounted and stained slide from a 100 μm2 piece of empty polyethylene membrane containing no mouse tissue.
