But the closet sweet spot — the point at which an apartment's closets are big and plentiful enough to grab buyers by the lapels, but just small enough that they don't seem to encroach on living space — can be elusive.
Even in west Leicester, a solitary middle-aged Jamaican man can walk into a pub on an almost entirely white housing estate without fear of trouble.Working-class whites do not, however, warm to those who seem to encroach on their privileges.
That long 'app-fever' run seemed to end at the beginning of last year when other kinds of devices seemed to encroach on the event.
Bell seemed to be encroaching way out of his crease, but the third umpire sees a replay of Bell contorting eel-like to dive back into his ground.
Page 1 Style THE EDITOR OF MARIE CLAIRE GRABS A BIT OF THE SPOTLIGHT In the last 18 months, Joanna Coles, the British-born editor of Marie Claire magazine, seems to have encroached Zelig-like on fashion's landscape, popping up wherever the style tribes convene.
However, diversity seems to be encroaching upon previous conventions, and there are now several new opportunities that have made it possible, easier and more appealing for women to join the rollercoaster and become startup founders and co-founders, as well as to join startups in key positions.
Gradually, Aidan and Andrew learn about each other's, and indeed their own, magical skills, and about the threat from a certain Mr O Brown, the ostentatious neighbour at nouveau Melstone Manor, who seems keen to encroach, with violence if necessary, upon Andrew's land.
Whilst the scope of section 3 has been criticised for being vague, and leading therefore more easily to the imposition of the judiciary on the legal domain of parliament, this viewpoint is controversial: they do not seem to have yet so encroached and there are rules emerging about the application of section 3.
She asks Estrada if he is enjoying the red carpet and he seems to awkwardly encroach on her personal space as he explains that it's his first time at the Latin Grammy and how "nice" his tuxedo looks.
I also spoke with Bob McCooey, NASDAQ's head of listings, who doesn't seem to be too worried about the NYSE encroaching on the NASDAQ's turf.
Instead, what we do get is hordes of encroaching brown people, whose numbers don't seem to diminish no matter how many bullets are unloaded into them.
