Across the street from the building, in the Food Lion grocery store, there is a wide empty space on the barbecue-sauce shelf that was once filled by Carolina Gold, as Bessinger sauce is sometimes known.
It turns around one unresolvable conflict – between (wo)man and the wide open, empty spaces of the United States.
In the Middle East, burdened by systems of governance that are far less future-friendly, and under threats from extremists that would drag them even further into the past, they dream of the desert: wide open empty spaces where the future can be constructed anew.
American history is so much richer, so much bigger than those wide-open, mostly empty spaces!
One is a great faith in the power of silence, and some of Mr. Rihm's most telling successes in creating tension are in the wide and carefully calculated empty spaces between sounds.
Hiring and grant-review committees don't want to see large empty spaces, wide margins, or lists of irrelevant hobbies.
She is detached first from her chorus of friends, then from the arms of her lover, until she is left alone on stage, skimming backwards in wider and wider circles of empty space.
Peter Bradshaw The film has some classic Coen tropes: wide establishing shots of eerily empty spaces and interiors with receding perspective lines, deadpan faces, querulously bespectacled old ladies and the mandatory old guy in a semi-darkened office.
