The same spot wiped clean on the wall at the turn of the stairs, the same cloying, unhealthy smells and viscous puddles in the basement.
Sometimes I think it's because dogs and immigrants, like foreign immigrants who've come from the turn of the century, they have the same kind of look of wonder.
Mr. Devlin's first wife gave him the book, because he and Dressler, an ambitious restaurateur and hotelier in New York City at the turn of the 19th century, had the same relentless, creative drive.
Both Italians and Jews came to America during the large waves of immigration from Europe at the turn of the century, settling in the same neighborhoods, even if a block or two away from each other.
Until the establishment of Israel, the term Palestinian was used by Jews and foreigners to describe the inhabitants of Palestine and had only begun to be used by the Arabs themselves at the turn of the 20th century; at the same time, most saw themselves as part of the larger Arab or Muslim community.
But if Rawnsley is from the left and d'Ancona from the right, then the subject matter of many of their columns since the turn of the year has been the same - the apparent implosion of a prime minister and his party.
Port traffic increased by 35percentt between the early 80s and the turn of the Millennium, but in the same time, the workforce was decimated.
[It] doesn't look as bad as a lynching from the turn of the century, but by the same token the difference between what happened in the lynching and what happened to Levon and Kennedy, at some level is just a question of semantics.
The opposition to smoking around the turn of the century employed many of the same arguments, right down to the idea that passive smoke was a danger to nonsmokers, so the cigar-smokers should be corralled into their own cars on trains.
The British art of the turn of the 21st century asks some of the same questions, but with mutant answers.
