This permitted his architects, Buchman & Fox, to address a matter plaguing the skyline since the first tall buildings went up in the 1880s: the typical high-rise rose in decorous civility from its street frontage, but the side exposures were usually just rude blank walls.
I'm no rude beast slouching toward Wall Street; on the contrary, I restore sense to stock multiples and thereby prevent crash -- extremely unsoft -- landings.
Paint rude words on the wall before you hang the wallpaper over it.
Made between 1975 and 2012, the selection, in black-and-white and color, is strong and characteristically broad, including images of a middle-aged woman sinking back on the heather at the side of a dirt road and of a prim older gentleman posed next to a rude graffito on a tiled wall.
I always imagined the Big Apple as a place where people would be rude, impatient, and off the wall (or a healthy combination of all three).
Leonardo DiCaprio, who was lewd and rude on ludes in The Wolf of Wall Street.
In particular, he criticises playwrights who just "need a [real] job", calling the fourth wall they rely on "just rude".
A group of conservative politicians wants to remove from the walls of the Reichstag building rude and obscene graffiti daubed by Soviet soldiers in May 1945.
"Even on Wall Street, people think he's rude and obnoxious and aggressive," his wife says.
So it was a rude shock to Litton and its legions of Wall Street admirers when FORBES ran the first negative story on the seemingly perpetually successful company.
"People who think he's going to start delivering for Wall Street are in for a rude awakening".
