Just last month, Peer faced a small, noisy protest of Israel's Gaza incursion during a tournament in Auckland, New Zealand.
GOOD ATMOSPHERE Small, noisy, unprepossessing dining room with closely packed tables separated by arches traced with pin lights.
Cafe of Love 38 East Main Street Mount Kisco (914) 242-1002 GOOD THE SPACE Picture windows flank the recessed entrance to a small noisy dining room done in pleasing earth tones.
One, in a small noisy room next to a barbershop, had had newspapers but not books and had been used primarily by people searching the employment ads.
Parents who took small, noisy children out of the general audience and into the room could enjoy the movie without disturbing the rest of us.
His small, noisy one-bedroom duplex in a tenement building on a Murray Hill side street was all right when he was a bachelor.
After moving to a small, noisy apartment, Michele makes the rounds of headhunters and employment agencies while Elsa suspends her unpaid work restoring centuries-old frescoes to shuttle between jobs as telemarketer and secretary.
In a small, noisy arena in Lyon whose rafters eventually filled with cigarette smoke, Leconte and Forget scaled the heights to beat a powerhouse U.S. team: Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras and the great doubles duo of Ken Flach and Robert Seguso.
On a recent Thursday, dozens of Latina immigrants clustered in a small, noisy second-floor office in the Jackson Heights neighborhood of Queens, waiting for one of a half-dozen loan officers to call their names and hand over a check.
A large number of the books she left behind her are her teaching books, and, with a few notebooks, they fill the gap of the silent years, long years in her 40s and 50s when she could have been starting to write her own books – as eventually she did, "during my free periods as a teacher in a small, noisy staff room, full of undercurrents of exhaustion, worry and reproach".
