Inside, space is tight, the ceiling low, and the music as well connected to the original bluesmen as the room's red-neon glow is seductive.
Meanwhile, a revised CFE treaty would impose tighter national ceilings on conventional weapons precisely so as to prevent any threatening build-up of forces.
In spite of the tight budget ceiling, the fusion program would get an enormous boost of 32% to $506 million.
(The current budget agreement in effect erases the sequester for 2014 and 2015 but retains a tight spending ceiling).
These structures were built from the late 1950s to the early '70s and have low ceilings, tight column spacing that limits floor layouts, and inefficient heating and cooling systems.
Each guide told us how to tell stalactites from stalagmites: "Stalactites hang tight from the ceiling, and stalagmites might reach the ceiling some day".
The quarters are tight: from floor to ceiling measures only seven and a half feet, and the network specifications for camera-readiness are precise down to the glare-free angle of the booth windows overlooking the convention floor.
It is not difficult to envisage a club which finds itself tight against the FFP ceiling prompting transfer targets to terminate their contracts (with nothing to pay until a lengthy legal process has concluded, perhaps in three years time) rather than negotiating a transfer fee with the player's current club (which would impact FFP figures immediately).
This being New York, space was tight: on the floor-to-ceiling shelves, Mrs. Adelman stood the typewriters on their ends to make room for more.
The 2,400-square-foot 2,400-square-foot 2,400-square-footes — 10 high — reaching topeningeilingallerypacked tisht, but with occasionalinedks open to viewith
Mr. Benatti suggested telling your mover about street cleaning times, narrow streets or other parking restrictions at your new building, as well as any issues involved in accessing service elevators, like a low ceiling or a tight corner.
