On the side streets behind them stood plainer brownstones for the managers and tenements for the workers.
"I consider every bite of venison an act of retributive justice," said Ms. Roach, who has lost many a crop to her four-legged foes, often while she has stood in plain view.
Although its puppeteers stood in plain sight, I only faintly registered their presence.
Mr Murdoch made his stand plain in Sydney's Daily Telegraph, his most influential tabloid.
We stand for plain living and high thinking, that's it," a marcher told The New York Times during the equality parade in 1912.
Like one-eyed Rooster Cogburn, it stares at a world without depth or dimension, where the well-worn landmarks stand out plain and true.
Its mate, No. 138, was demolished long ago, and in its place stands a plain one-story brick building, a rather dismal effort for such an interesting block, that is home to the comedian Jerry Seinfeld's cars.
Even the players, though none of them hail from Southie, have embraced a kind of crotchety and proud lunch-pail personality, one that is supposed to stand in plain contrast to the flash and flair of Miami.
To add in a staging by the radical American director Peter Sellars (already performed, available in HD online and on DVD but new to the UK) for a religious oratorio in which the usual action is only "sit" or "stand" was plain hazardous.
I have information that would shock the basketball world, but before I reveal it I'm going to stand in plain sight in front of this plate-glass window and hope not to be assassinated by David Stern's cronies…" For reasons unknown, the email mysteriously ends there.
(The word "pampa" stands for plain).
