Wandering over damp cobblestone in alleyway after alleyway, meandering through a city I didn't know until all bearings had been lost.
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The alleyway is ringing with the constant cacophony of war.
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Public urination, and even defecation, were common in that alleyway.
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So you know what the history behind this alleyway is?
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But this violence didn't take place in some dark alleyway.
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Who would emerge as top dog in the Bangkok alleyway?
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" Sarcastic, Jane responds, "No, I picked him up from an alleyway.
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The window looked out to a brick wall in an alleyway.
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I love that its in alleyway my friends however did not.
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The car and Hoffman's body were later found in an alleyway.
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An anti-android activist killed in a dark alleyway by something big.
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But in reality the odds were much higher fighting in an alleyway.
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I head to Port 2100, down the alleyway of a residential complex.
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In the alleyway behind it the factory-owner was dishing out biryani.
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He spent most nights on the street, stuffed into that same alleyway.
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Entering the cramped alleyway felt like walking into a literal tourist trap.
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Disembarking, we climbed over huge slabs of debris clogging up an alleyway.
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Exploring a new city and found some neat art in an alleyway?
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According to police, Phillips walks into the alleyway behind the police station.
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Behind buildings in one street, wood from traditional ornate windows clogged an alleyway.
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High overhead in the AC-130 gunship, Hall watched the alleyway light up.
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We go back to her house, and she runs off to the alleyway.
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Right now, it shows her stuck in an alleyway in downtown San Francisco.
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Presumably you work in the Post Office at the end of this alleyway?
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He aims for a narrow alleyway two or three yards from the sideline.
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A young girl named Aisha entertained herself by throwing bullet casings along an alleyway.
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Down one alleyway, the corpse of a slain ISIS fighter dangled from a doorway.
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There's a working fridge in a Montreal alleyway with a raccoon on its door.
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His desk has a filing cabinet along the alleyway where the shooter walked, concealing Davis.
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Ernie gets stabbed in an alleyway after he refuses to hand over his rubber ducky.
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The following day, there was suddenly a crosswalk connecting the alleyway and the Facebook cafeteria.
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The officer tells other units they are in the entrance of an alleyway between houses.
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An officer tells other units they are in the entrance of an alleyway between houses.
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It was such a tight alleyway, and the medics were running, trying to get in.
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It's not just a big mob or lynching or a violent act in an alleyway.
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Only a few moments after the call went in, the police roared into the alleyway.
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Sometimes it's the parking lot of a Denny's or a back alleyway beside a school.
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"In our old location, we were on an alleyway behind these dumpsters," Ms. Daugherty said.
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A store just across the alleyway (also called Gammazita) specializes in circus and street performing.
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At the ministry, the sedan pulled into a cobblestone alleyway hidden behind a wooden gate.
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During his visit to the alleyway, his words were met with smiles and energetic applause.
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How's this for a night out: You drive to a dark alleyway in central Los Angeles.
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Instead of dropping her at the intended destination, she said he pulled into a secluded alleyway.
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They decided to break out back along another alleyway and the main road out of town.
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Thankfully, Robbie's shining performance cuts through the murk like a neon sign in a dark alleyway.
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A stranded taxi boat is pictured in an alleyway late on November 12, 2019 in Venice.
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They marched a few hundred deep up the alleyway, holding banners and scarves above their heads.
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Within minutes Mr. Gougeon was pulling out a calendar of his family's decades along the alleyway.
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Quebec politicos, national media, and an alleyway full of locals came to cheer on the project.
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Can a very expensive painting and my work in an alleyway function in the same way?
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And then Bonnie is pulled into an alleyway, where she is brutally raped by a stranger.
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A claustrophobically narrow house in Virginia was constructed only to block public access to an alleyway.
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It is a rooftop restaurant on the fifth floor of a little building in a residential alleyway.
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He said the vehicle was a BMW car that was waiting in an alleyway before speeding up.
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Ruszczyk was shot and killed in an alleyway near her home, the Hennepin County medical examiner said.
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You had to walk ten meters down a dark and daunting alleyway in order to find out.
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In Mytilene, Zoumbouli offers excellent moussaka, good local wine and occasional live music on a pleasant alleyway.
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It was a ClubX sign, like a peep-show sign all the way down of the alleyway.
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There's one where they actually show George getting stabbed by an all-girl gang in an alleyway.
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At the peaceful center of "Blessed Avenue," the artist practices martial arts (capoeira?) in an empty alleyway.
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Across an alleyway, Shahbaz Ansari, 17, works part time repairing truck tires at his father's roadside stall.
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He parks the Acura where he lives in an alleyway at night by neighbors who don't mind.
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Police say Kody Lott, 20, allegedly shot Lauren Landavazo and Makayla Smith in an alleyway in Wichita Falls.
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Some people, they love Street Fighter because like, 'oh yeah, it's a video game thing,' alleyway-type setting.
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The injections take place in a backyard tent that faces out to an alleyway, not exactly a spa.
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In Goa a guy had tried to lure me down a literal dark alleyway: Your friends are there.
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Wearing black Converse, jean shorts, and a jacket, her lifeless body is found propped up in an alleyway.
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And let's say that authorities get jammed up in an alleyway like in the GIF up top. Surprise!
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After the shooting, police said Holder fled the scene and got into a car idling in nearby alleyway.
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Later, he pulls her into an alleyway for an intense make out with a side of heavy petting.
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Dumped elsewhere in Kibera, the fetus had washed up in a narrow alleyway after a night of rainfall.
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He told her to stand by a tree approximately 100 feet away from the home, across an alleyway.
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On cue, thunder rumbles and rain pours, forcing them to seek refuge in a covered alleyway and snog.
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It's off the beaten path, in a weird little alleyway in Sydney, but it has the best coffee.
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Together with collaborator and lighting designer, Drew Billiau, the artist creates an stimulating miniature light inside an alleyway.
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On an early November morning, I walked down the one-lane alleyway, and confirmed its absence for myself.
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Jiang Zhirong, the co-owner of a barbershop in a Beijing alleyway, said Mr. Xi couldn't go wrong.
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He started the engine, said thank you, then streaked down the alleyway at the back of the shop.
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Down another alleyway, Felix grabbed a key from an elderly man, who was busy fixing an iron hammock stand.
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She and her friend ducked into an alleyway, pretended to be smoking cigarettes when a regime thug spotted them.
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If it'd been blown, I'd be likely to have been found in an alleyway somewhere with numerous broken limbs.
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The girl who had skipped along behind me was in the mouth of an alleyway with three other children.
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Officers in riot gear from the California Highway Patrol stand at the ready in an alleyway in downtown Cleveland.
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I had expected a sort of tiny bar waiting for me in the dim light of a twisted alleyway.
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Gill said investigators also found charred black fabric, buckles, and other items in an alleyway adjacent to Ajayi's home.
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Amelia and Owen are talking and flirting again, which could mean dinner, but probably means confessions in an alleyway.
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We were outside the student union, having doggy-style sex in this alleyway with hundreds of people walking past.
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The night before, I had seen three traditional geisha disappearing down an alleyway at the end of their shift.
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Then, Blevins turns into an alleyway, where the two officers open fire on him with around a dozen shots.
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For a Company SJ production of "Act Without Words II," staged in a downtown alleyway, it was the vermin.
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He stood in the Armory's gravel alleyway, wearing the same black-and-white outfit that I'd seen in Brooklyn.
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So while I poke, prod, and explore, I'm often more interested in reaching the credits than exploring every alleyway.
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Zendaya also posted a snap on her Instagram Stories of Holland and Batalon posing in a quaint and colorful alleyway.
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The window looks out onto a dumpster-filled alleyway, with busted slat blinds hovering at the top of the pane.
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The place looked like an alleyway in the Mission now, not the offices of the world's most promising tech startup.
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Before the actual take, Sarah looked at me and she says 'You know, I was dumped in an alleyway once.
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Nothing to see here, just some robots hanging out in a red lit alleyway with Chinese characters on the wall.
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Sketches of iconic African-American figures materialized onto the blank, ivory alleyway wall of Washington, DC institution Ben's Chili Bowl.
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A few hours later, another alert popped up, letting me know that two men were fighting in an alleyway nearby.
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When I opened those blinds, I found nothing but a wall and narrow alleyway with garbage and fallen palm fronds.
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Through much of the fighting in Hue, Marines found themselves separated from the enemy by just a street or alleyway.
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The cat balance-beamed along a fence, and Foster followed as it slipped behind a shed and into an alleyway.
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The officer shoots at the suspect, who's seen from another angle, running around into an alleyway, the sheriff's office said.
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The alleyway of El Caminito is popular, in particular, for its colorful homes, tango street performances, and local art sellers.
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I have no idea what they must have been thinking, seeing this person crawling down an alleyway with fur on her.
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While many people could return home if they didn't complete treatment, my options consisted of jail or living in an alleyway.
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My room was on the seventh floor and overlooked other buildings and an alleyway, with no real view to speak of.
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Today it's the internet, and it's just as infested with mythical witches and serial killers as any dark alleyway of yore.
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Police say Lott, 20, allegedly fatally shot Lauren Landavazo and wounded her friend Makayla Smith in an alleyway in Wichita Falls.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The virtual reality (VR) experience I Am A Man starts in a Memphis, Tennessee, alleyway.
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"But a block and a half later there was a busted-up car in an alleyway that was perfect," Murnion said.
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At that point, put your hood up and flee the establishment; seek safe haven in a laundromat, bodega, or nearby alleyway.
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The "infamous" potholed alleyway at the end of his block, adorned with aggressively legible NO PARKING and NO LOITERING signs, beckoned.
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The neighboring houses were all bought and demolished, grass and trees planted over the lots and alleyway, yet the house stayed.
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At a criminal trial in Ireland, a man was accused of raping a 17-year-old girl in a muddy alleyway.
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When he left for good, he fired down the sidewalk in both directions, and down the alleyway where he had parked.
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A fire crew in Paradise also lent a hand, extinguishing a blaze that was ripping through an alleyway behind his dwelling.
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The English-style alleyway, modeled in the manner of cobbled London streets flanked with timber-framed homes, is gated and private.
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And crowds are lining up in the narrow alleyway outside the restaurant for extravagantly flavored dishes that transcend their humble roots.
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He tells me that when shikumen construction ended in 1949, Shanghai counted 9,000 alleyway complexes, housing up to four million people.
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We were walking through a residential hutong—an alleyway that had not yet been gentrified—where sooty wash hung from clotheslines.
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The officers then chased the man down an alleyway between two homes to the back of a property on Belmont Avenue.
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The project was previously shown in an alleyway in Lower Manhattan as part of her son, Alex Kalman's project space, Mmuseumm.
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And they wound up, Gary Hart and this journalist, a couple of others, in his alleyway in the middle of the night.
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A car bomb darted from a narrow alleyway and exploded close to a tank, wounding several soldiers as they dug defensive positions.
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A later side mission asks you to return to a particular gang's hideout, nestled deep in the alleyway of the poorest neighborhood.
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It's genuinely thrilling to see Matt introduce himself as Jessica's lawyer, or Luke and Danny go mano-a-mano in an alleyway.
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Alleyway with Chimpanzee 2014 A behind the scenes look at how the "Factory with Giraffe" image was created, Photo by Joshua Yeh.
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" A few songs later, a desperate search for adrenaline ends with an alleyway tryst near the end of "I Need Something New.
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An alleyway covered in paver stones leads to a patio with a child's basketball hoop, a porch swing, and ivy-covered walls.
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She'd rather read about Nishikikoji Street, a narrow alleyway in Kyoto, home to the Nishiki Market and its numerous pickle (tsukemono) shops.
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Police say several witnesses reported seeing Boone-Doty and Tyshawn walk off together into the alleyway, where the boy was fatally shot.
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So maybe the way to tinker our way out of the post-apocalypse alleyway is to address those weaknesses in our imagination.
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Of course, my mom didn't know her bookish but fast-talking elder son was in some abominable alleyway trying to score perico.
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Escaping through the alleyway, the fighters retreated to safety in a nearby outpost as coalition airstrikes rained down on the besieged house.
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The animal is then run down a long alleyway and into a small room where it is laid on a short rack.
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Quinn's apartment becomes, in turn, Stillman's grand living room, Grand Central Terminal, a diner, New York streets, an alleyway and Central Park.
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Walking down the alleyway that led to my apartment, I couldn't go five paces without running into something to eat or drink.
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In the alleyway, Mr. Xi asked about the cost of electricity, wished a restaurant owner success and patted children on the head.
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Wichita Falls eighth graders Lauren Landavazo and Makayla Smith were walking home from school when they were shot in an alleyway Friday afternoon.
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Abilene Police Chief Stan Standridge said that the neighbors began arguing over trash in the alleyway a "couple of days" before the Sept.
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Their willing victims always following them to an alleyway, ready to get to second base, but quickly finding themselves in a biting session.
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He ran until his legs gave way in an unpaved alleyway, and he collapsed onto the sandy ground, drenched in fear and sweat.
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The medical examiner's office said Monday that Damond "died of a gunshot wound of the abdomen" in an alleyway at 11:23 p.m.
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Amelia Krales But for now, he's standing in an alleyway posing for photos, trying to make sure the dumpsters aren't in the shot.
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Please enter through the long narrow alleyway to the east side of the building, the gallery entrance and parking are in the back.
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Sherin was ordered to stand near a tree, approximately 100 feet away from the home and across an alleyway, the father told police.
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That's when they told him they found the ring box in a nearby alleyway—right where the moving trucks were a week earlier.
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" On a recent walk through the complex, Mullen pointed out an alleyway where, as a child, he saw addicts "injecting into their groin.
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La Resistencia spills out in the interior of a small shopping center and on a patio fronting a leafy alleyway in bustling Providencia.
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The drums and singing were still going as I walked away from the house and down an alleyway in Salvador's neighborhood of Federação.
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One missed call, one bar not entered, one show canceled or alleyway avoided and who knows if these men would have all met.
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Hidden in an alleyway in East Atlanta Village, the bright and soothing mint green outside wall and door greet you like a warm hug.
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At one point in "Blessed Avenue," a person peaks his head out from a Shanghai alleyway in the deep background to watch Satterwhite dance.
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As they retreated, Hunter called for a curtain of airstrikes along the alleyway, with fire coming from both the airplane and the attack helicopters.
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Vendors in the narrow alleyway of several dozen shops sell everything from coal for heating to televisions to jalebi, spiral fritters soaked in syrup.
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"I remember at one point, there was a break in filming and I was standing out in the alleyway by the soundstage," he explained.
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I walked down a slight alleyway and up a set of steep stairs, until I found myself in the room for the first time.
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Dozens of shell casings littered the pavement of an alleyway near the site, where police were gathering evidence and talking to witnesses, media reported.
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The neon text instillation "Y/OURS" (2018) by artist Joel Swanson hovers parallel to the ground between fire escapes in one Between Us alleyway.
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The last time he visited the RNC, he sneaked in and out through a back alleyway entrance, giving only a wave from afar. Rep.
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Everywhere you look it's something that's been there for thousands of years, or an alleyway with window boxes of flowers and cute little cafes.
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"Alleyway" was the first poem I wrote about the shape and scope of my body, and how I didn't feel comfortable inside of it.
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Last week's episode ended, rather pointlessly it turns out, with a cliffhanger in which Connor waylaid and coldcocked Moore in a skid-row alleyway.
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There was an alleyway, and in those days when you went to the ballet you had stockings and heels, and it was lady time.
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Moxy's rooftop, for example, is accessible through a separate alleyway on Seventh Avenue with a "speakeasy feeling," said Mitchell C. Hochberg, president of Lightstone.
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Somewhat surprisingly, a Ming dynasty temple hidden up an alleyway off Shipu harbour, one of eastern China's largest fishing ports, passes all these tests.
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I parked beside an open sewer full of black, seething water, and walked down a trash-choked alleyway and knocked on a wooden door.
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He tried to get away by running down an alleyway and scaling a wall, only to find a huge drop on the other side.
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In a nearby alleyway, still mostly intact, he shows a wooden bay window that he restored years ago for a hotel in an old house.
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They ate tacos in an abandoned alleyway and Ashley wondered how to look sexy for Wells while performing the decidedly unsexy act of feeding herself.
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"If they caught you in a backyard or alleyway, they'd want to beat you up," said Mr. Jackson, who is black and retired in 215.7.
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We walked a narrow road ringed by wary-eyed young men, which led to a narrower one, which led to a five-foot-wide alleyway.
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Prior to that—in the video's introduction—you'll also see an alleyway, then simply a road but now a piece of so-called musical history.
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The city incorporates its back routes into events, from Restaurant Weeks that include alleyway pop-ups to "white alleys" with winter sledding and ice rinks.
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Last weekend, a photographer and I joined Ms. Quezada as she demonstrated the challenges of this work by wandering down a weedy, forlorn-looking alleyway.
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The city agreed to close an alleyway beyond center field so that a building the Red Sox owned could be used for restrooms and concessions.
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Mr. McCarthy hopes that the pedestrian plaza outside the Times Square studio will be open to concerts, along with an alleyway behind the Viacom building.
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A cardboard sign at the end of the alleyway, propped amid the flowers laid there by friends and neighbors, asks the still-unanswered question: Why?
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If you follow the alleyway behind his patio, you'll find another blue-gray structure: a cavernous, 1,000-square-foot cabin fronted by a garage door.
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Finally, home for her wedding shower in August, Ms. O'Brien took a walk with her mother, Peg, passing by an alleyway, fraught with bad memories.
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Then, in 226, when she was 227, a boy named Quincy Harris was shot and killed while he sat in his car in an alleyway.
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Australians condemn mosque attack A spokeswoman for West Australian police said three people were seen running down an alleyway next to the college after the attack.
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As his family stood by, Stokes started shouting back and forth with a man wearing a black hooded sweatshirt standing in the alleyway across the street.
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Its police correspondent said the device was estimated to have contained about 5 kg of explosives and placed in a narrow alleyway close to the building.
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In the new clip, Steve and Diana are cornered in an alleyway by some hat-wearing, gun-slinging villains who demand Steve hand over a notebook.
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At her home at the end of an alleyway, Nasara Shawky clutched a photo of her two sons, 16 and 17 years old, now in Rome.
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You are invited to be a fly, landing on a tree branch, in an alleyway, on a store window, in a bathroom, on a dinner plate.
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I was wandering through Souq Waqif, the city's old marketplace, taking photos, when I stopped and thought back to the alleyway I had just walked through.
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Hodaka spends several days homeless, sleeping in an alleyway and spending loose change at McDonald's, where a young female employee offers him a free Big Mac.
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In the Regla area, the tornado tore the concrete roof off an apartment building and dumped it into an alleyway, briefly trapping residents in their homes.
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Los Angeles police said that the suspect then fled into an alleyway, where a white Chevy Cruze, driven by an unidentified woman, was waiting for him.
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The arrests were made Thursday after CCTV footage, which shows a man sexually attacking a woman in an alleyway in the Kammanahalli neighborhood, was provided to police.
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Rashid was arrested at his home in November, and "hurled" a phone containing a "treasure trove" into an alleyway when authorities moved in, according to the BBC.
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The three were shot Tuesday afternoon in an alleyway on the southwest side of the city by an assailant who got out of a car, police said.
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CCTV footage seized by the police from a nearby gym shows the pair walking through an alleyway connecting an Italian restaurant with the bench at 93 p.m.
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Martha and Thomas Wayne were famously gunned down by a man named Joe Chill in a dark alleyway after leaving a screening of "Zorro" with their son.
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He also had two alibi witnesses who attested that Bouto was kissing his girlfriend in an alleyway near the high school when they heard the fatal shots.
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According to Metro, the dog was picked up from an alleyway by Philadelphia's Animal Care and Control Team on March 6 and taken to the ACCT shelter.
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By the end, two anti-interventionists — including Gold — and one anti-Maduro activist were arrested and whisked away by agents through a small alleyway behind the mission.
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More than a dozen officers showed up at his home in an alleyway in Beijing with warrants for him and his girlfriend, Pan Jinling, a Chinese citizen.
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Then, I sort of slipped off into an alleyway in the old city, put a headscarf on, and went and lived with some activists for a week.
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Despite doing it unprotected down an alleyway behind Marks & Spencer's, twice, with a drug dealer who looked like the one with contact lenses from So Solid Crew.
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But this month's show moves to Manhattan — albeit down a secret alleyway on 62nd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues as part of the Big Apple Circus.
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Bert get killed during an alleyway mugging over his rubber duckie, Wayne family style, Mr. Snuffleupagus is a pimp, and the Count is just counting pills now.
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They turned their Ford Explorer into the alleyway behind Ms. Damond's house, driving south along a stretch of concrete and asphalt wide enough only for one car.
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The last video shows the officers, who are identified only by their last names, searching for Phillips in the alleyway before confronting him, the sheriff's office said.
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A FEW minutes into Kantin Kwari market, sandwiched between the stalls selling grain and those hawking second-hand shirts, is a little alleyway where girls flock for advice.
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To cross, employees had to walk to either end of the block or risk a jaywalking ticket because there was no crosswalk connecting the alleyway and the cafeteria.
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Two people came out of an alleyway and opened fire with assault rifles on the service, which was being held in Brighton Park, at approximately 5:15 p.m.
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That's when authorities say Holder made his way through an alleyway to the storefront where he then allegedly shot at the rapper before fleeing back to the car.
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"They are attacking our minds," 27-year-old Oscar Borjas, said of shifting U.S. policy, shuffling a deck of cards late one night in an alleyway between tents.
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An old woman known as Granny Brave, who had lived alone in the next alleyway, was said to have been a peasant partisan during the Second World War.
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This September, he and his family opened this restaurant of their own, a diminutive counter with an alleyway entrance wedged between a parking garage and a police station.
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Turn right past the town library, through a covered alleyway, past the gym on the left, over a bubbling mill stream and — 90 seconds later — you have arrived.
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Most tours of Chelsea start at the northeast corner of that house, where its original clapboard siding is visible along a narrow alleyway that leads to its backyard.
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In a long alleyway in Red Hook, Brooklyn, not far from the East River, Tracy Morgan sat on a director's chair, his feet dangling high off the ground.
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Prosecutors said Boone-Doty and Morgan approached Tyshawn in a park, convincing the boy to follow them into an alleyway where they promised to buy him a snack.
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Perhaps the quickest way to get an idea of the vitality of a traditional alleyway complex is to visit Tianzifang, a five-minute walk from the Dapuqiao station.
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Geal, who dubs himself Toone VIII, succeeded his father, who moved the theater to its current site in an alleyway near Brussels' regal Grand Place in the 1960s.
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Commissioned by the city of Amsterdam, the new 3D-printed bridge will be span the Oudezijds Achterburgwal canal where it crosses Stoofsteeg, an alleyway in the red-light district.
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"He's the softest motherfucker I've ever met, but on Instagram he's like, 'Me and a feral cat I found in the alleyway' on his captions of us," she joked.
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"A masked suspect approached police officers from a side alleyway and fired fireworks directly at police officers who were in a life-threatening situation," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.
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She said on Friday afternoon after school, she and Lauren were walking through an alleyway to their houses when a vehicle stopped on the road in front of them.
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In an old restaurant by an alleyway, where oil drums marked a front line, and with an unexploded gas canister bomb in the courtyard, the woodwork is all burned.
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In 2004, the 17-year-old Thomas was bound, beaten and strangled before being wrapped in two laundry bags that were left in a Brooklyn alleyway, according to authorities.
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As I passed the fish and chip shop on the corner, and followed the white arrow down the alleyway, I suddenly experienced an intense and blinding moment of clarity.
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They are competing for attention against zany kitchen experiments; your friend's daughter's bat mitzvah; and that wild video of a train whipping through a ridiculously narrow alleyway in Thailand.
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In the alleyway that led to the stadium, hundreds of Sounders fans dressed in the team's neon green and blue milled around a line of steaming hot-dog carts.
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Before opening fire on the bustling, nightlife hub in downtown Dayton, Ohio, 24-year-old Connor Betts lingered in an alleyway off the main drag for approximately nine minutes.
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Four women, one of them pregnant, and a man were killed as they rushed toward the back porch and an alleyway to seek cover as a gunman fired a .
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He goes out into an alleyway, where he's supposed to meet Brass, but it becomes clear the DA has alternate plans to use Grotto as bait for the Punisher.
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Once a man is described as the orchestrator of it all, we skip to a scene around a corner alleyway when audiences meet their stranger with a black face.
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We soon spotted a pickup truck parked in the shadows of an alleyway between a nearby set of buildings, and halted, just short of another stretch of paved road.
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Outdoor space: The 0.35-acre property includes a two-car garage, connected to the house by a breezeway (with vehicle access through a back alleyway), and a stone patio.
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"Visually it is a lot more interesting than a clean alleyway or building because it has a series of layers to it which all tell a story," Smith explains.
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At the comparatively tame (and tourist-friendly) Soumboudienne Market, down an alleyway and around a corner, an extended family of wood carvers were working through the sweltering afternoon heat.
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It was little more than a DJ booth overlooking a covered alleyway, but revelers forgave the venue's tenuous zoning for the late night destination's consistent lineup of local DJs.
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According to KENS, new information suggests the animals were not found in an alleyway, as initially claimed, but were taken from nearby Atascosa County by a relative of the family.
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Pick one of the couches in the alleyway, or set up at a picnic table on the lush balcony to enjoy some cocktails, along with live music and people-watching.
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Logojoy pulls the plug on all of that and goes barreling down a different alleyway, unlocking the power of AI and machine learning to help you throw together logo concepts.
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In each instance, Mr. Bell had approached his victim in late afternoon or early evening, briefly initiating conversation before dragging her into an alleyway or stairwell and waging his assault.
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Every few weeks his family joins the crowd waiting behind a chain strung across a nearby alleyway to receive food aid from the World Food Program and a local charity.
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Last year police briefly arrested a Saudi woman who appeared on a Snapchat clip strolling through an empty alleyway wearing a short skirt and a top that exposed her midriff.
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The father of Tyshawn Lee, the 9-year-old boy fatally shot last November after allegedly being lured into an alleyway, has been charged with shooting three people last week.
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The Saudi woman, identified as Model Khulood, appeared on a Snapchat clip strolling through an empty mudbrick village alleyway, wearing a short skirt and a top that exposed her midriff.
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According to representatives from Keolis and AAA, as well as a first-person account published in Digital Trends, the shuttle encountered a semi-truck backing out of an alleyway and stopped.
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A man writes a message on the ground of the alleyway where a memorial for Heather Heyer, who was killed during 22018's Unite the Right rally, is located in Charlottesville.
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At the tail-end of the 90s, a quick glance at the UK charts in particular could tell you that they stood out like a neon light in a dark alleyway.
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Soon, the camera pans from the alleyway gangsters to a smirking wannabe from the PS1 classic Final Fantasy VIII, and quietly, confidently transitions from full motion video to real-time gameplay.
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N'DJAMENA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dusty alleyway in Chad's capital, veiled women sell peanuts laid out on handkerchiefs and children bring home firewood on donkeys, as if from another era.
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He gets dozens of one-liners, but none of them lazy or conventional (for example: "I feel like you should be in an alleyway hosting a tea party for stray cats").
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In an alleyway between the boutique hotel and the wall, partygoers sat on a long table decorated with tattered and singed Union Jack flags while off-key music played through loudspeakers.
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Next to her stall, a narrow alleyway edged by concertina wire led to the modest house where Mr. Weah was raised by his grandmother, which is now occupied by other tenants.
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The show shares the trappings of Araki's earlier work — alleyway hookups, three-ways with Antifa protesters, alien lizards — but his trademark obsessions are especially timely in this politically charged cultural climate.
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According to police, on September 1, John Miller, 67, and his son Michael Miller, 31, got into a confrontation with their neighbor over a box spring mattress in a shared alleyway.
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I'd been worried it wasn't really sexual assault, because you always think that sexual assault is something that happens in a dark alleyway or something, but they told me it was.
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Investigators claim that several witnesses reported seeing Boone-Doty and Tyshawn walk off together into an alleyway, where the boy was shot to death, according to Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez.
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It was foreigners who initially provided most business for Great Leap Brewing, a stalwart of Beijing's craft scene, which set up in 2010 in a traditional courtyard down a dusty hutong (alleyway).
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Ahmed Mohamed writes a message on the ground of the alleyway where a memorial for Heather Heyer, who was killed during last year's Unite the Right rally, is located in Charlottesville, Va.
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One afternoon, I stopped at the North Estonia Medical Center, a hospital in the southwest of Tallinn, and met a doctor named Arkadi Popov in an alleyway where ambulances waited in line.
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Bet you didn't know how much you needed to see a photo of Dillon Brooks skanking down an old alleyway in Girona, in the Catalonia region of Spain, until you did, huh?
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Each covered street in the Old City seems to harbor a dozen alleys, each alleyway hidden stone courtyards ringed by mosques or shops, with olive and lemon trees growing in the center.
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As The Libertines rose and fell and rose again, sailing through the music press like a battered wooden ship, that alleyway has become a winkle-pickered mecca for fans of the band.
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Men, women, and children huddled over moped bikes power through the narrow market streets, and if you're not paying close enough attention you might run straight into a donkey in an alleyway.
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Boston, Massachusetts is home to many famous sites — Fenway Park, Boston Common, the Freedom Trail — but perhaps no spot in Beantown is more photographed than a one-block alleyway in Beacon Hill.
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Without changing the book one bit, the improvised costume makes dramatic sense while dovetailing naturally into the first official instance when Hooded Justice saves the day by intervening in an alleyway mugging.
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MINNEAPOLIS — There was something bad going on in the alleyway behind the house, she told her fiancé on the phone, someone who sounded as if she was in distress, maybe a rape.
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But ahead of the Year of the Pig, he made an exception, visiting a famous Beijing alleyway on Friday to hang decorations with residents and make dumplings, a favorite New Year food.
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Just off Regent Street, I seldom walk down that way without paying a visit—it's full of smart restaurants now but in those days was just a dusty alleyway of the rag trade.
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Getting three in a bed is all about the rhythm of the wrist, you know—something that would have made that other attraction, down a darker alleyway of Kamurocho, a much muckier proposition.
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He was walking down a narrow alleyway lined by boarded-up row houses in West Baltimore that had been a haven for drug sales for generations when a silver Honda Accord pulled up.
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Sometimes you're going through a keyhole that opens up scenes in an alleyway, while other times it's a phone's screen that leads to a picture that leads to being inside a family's home.
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The gif showed a sequence of Snapchats, ranging from when the uploader first spotted a fox down an alleyway to the hectic chase that took place after said fox abruptly snatched his wallet.
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As with their earlier dramas, the brothers shot "Good Time" in some of their home city's seedier neighbourhoods, employing several non-professional actors you wouldn't like to bump into in a dark alleyway.
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NBA player Reggie Bullock's transgender sister was found murdered in a northwest Baltimore alleyway in July 2014, one month after trans woman Kandy Hall was stabbed to death in northeast Baltimore that year.
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ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (Reuters) - In a narrow alleyway in the heart of Egypt's coastal city of Alexandria, Ebtesam Mohamed is busy working on a decades-old Egyptian tradition of ironing clothes using her feet.
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We admired the omnipresent street art of São Paulo in areas like Beco do Batman, an alleyway that has been adorned in graffiti since the 1980s and lovingly cared for by the community.
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It wasn't until Peralta brought me across the alleyway into her old home, the one she shared with her mom, that I looked down and realized that she already had a concrete floor.
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We drifted through the Callejón de Hamel, an alleyway covered in palimpsestic layers of Afro-Cuban street art by Salvador González — inscribed bathtubs embedded in walls, bright murals of bodies entangled in dance.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez were riding in a SUV when it allegedly bowled over a man in an L.A. alleyway ... at least according to a lawsuit he's filed against the superstar couple.
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In a cobblestone alleyway running alongside the São Pedro square of central Recife, the tiny, mint-green São Pedro Restaurant offers a Parisian sidewalk setting amid the hustle and bustle of weekday Recife.
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In one of them, "Prophet," a cheeky reflection on the gig economy, an Uber-style driver and a food delivery cyclist have a heated altercation in an alleyway close to St. Peter's Square.
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El Hefe security guards removed Jane Doe from the bar due to her "deteriorated condition" and ushered her out with the man into the rear alleyway behind the establishment, according to the lawsuit.
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Just minutes later, cops chased a 13-year-old named Tyre King and a friend of his into an alleyway, where police say he pulled a very real-looking BB-gun from his waistband.
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The video, published by the Star-Telegram, showed the Millers — armed with guns — arguing with Howard over a mattress that Howard had dumped in the shared alleyway behind their homes on Don Juan Street.
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She described the incident that caused her to call 911 — a possible sexual assault in the alleyway behind the home that she shared with her fiancé, whom she planned to marry the following month.
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For days she had been staying up all night watching Richard's extensive collection of horror movies, and by then every parking lot and alleyway and kitchen looked like an ideal place to be murdered.
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The choices we see in "Striking Vipers" include some sort of garden, an alleyway, the beach, and on top of a building (some of which are reminiscent of locations in the original Capcom game).
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Mohammad Hashim Ansari remembers the December morning in 1992 when the mobs swarmed the Babri Mosque; he could see its three domes crumpling from his small alleyway home in a Muslim quarter of Ayodhya.
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"The idea was to do something simple, straight from the sea," Ohad Horvitz, one of the co-owners of Savida, says as he rolls a cigarette at a table in the cobbled alleyway outside.
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"It's God's message to make everything beautiful after mankind destroyed everything," said Majd Kanaa, 35, standing at the end of a souk alleyway where he was repairing his late father's shop, ready to reopen.
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Right off the bat, in your introduction to Inkopolis (the "center of Inkling culture"), you can go into a seedy back alleyway to access Splatoon 2's new co-op mode called Salmon Run.
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And in one section of the city, a large number of civilians can be seen in a tight and enclosed section of alleyway, confirming fears that many Mosul residents have been unable to escape.
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For Kyaw Zin Myint, the shared ownership of the alleyway outside his apartment, which Doh Eain turned into an urban farm filled with medicinal and edible plants, came with a strengthened sense of community.
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An alleyway late at night, or a boarded up house could be described as "dodgy," but the word can be used to describe anything suspicious looking, like this shoe creeping out of the closet.
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Paul Williams of the Temptations (22008) Williams was found dead in an alleyway with a gun nearby shortly after an argument with his girlfriend, and had reportedly spoken of suicide to friends in recent months.
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Originally the alleyway between buildings, the space was roofed over around the 1920s to become a jewelry store, then a Christian bookstore, a barbershop, a florist, and now the storefront studio of illustrator Matthew Pleva.
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But come October, the showy One SoHo Square towers will welcome Torch & Crown's on-site brewery, event space and full kitchen, while an adjoining alleyway is earmarked for a 2,500-square-foot outdoor beer garden.
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The civilians crowd together in a narrow alleyway, stranded near house-to-house fighting and surrounded by the stark devastation of western Mosul, where the battle against the Islamic State was supposed to be over.
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After a team of intrepid Miami Herald reporters flew to DC following a tip from an anonymous caller to try and catch him having an affair, they caught Hart walking through his alleyway with Donna Rice.
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When we had breaks, students generally hung out in an alleyway filled with picnic tables, where we ate lunches from a food truck, played music, and waved at the ever-present Toyota Prius parade streaming by.
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It was demolished by Israel immediately after the capture of the Old City, turning the alleyway in front of the Western Wall, the most important place of Jewish prayer, into the wide plaza it is today.
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In an alleyway near our building, representatives from three different political campaign groups have set up camp, and every morning they cling to anyone who passes them by, like those suckerfish who won't leave whales alone.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - In a dark alleyway no wider than arms' length, a single ladies' shoe is all that remains on the boarded-up doorstep of Prabhu Dhandapani, his wife and their eight-year-old daughter.
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The two buildings are separated by a three-minute walk, but Facebook employees could shorten the distance by cutting through a tiny alleyway perpendicular to Hamilton Avenue that was directly across the street from the cafeteria.
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A city square might recall the bliss of a love affair; a dark alleyway might be a reminder of our political fears; an old coffeehouse might evoke the memory of our friends who have been jailed.
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But yeah, we're in inner-north Melbourne, the hike is a couple of steps from the front bar of A Fan's Notes, with Lulu's behind an alleyway door leading out to the bat versus possum battleground.
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In July 2017, Ruszczyk Damond called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her house but was shot by Noor, 33, when she approached the police squad car in the alleyway behind her Minneapolis home.
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"There was an alleyway with a trolley full of goods at the entrance and there was something that looked like a person slumped over so we went to investigate," a spokesperson told the London Evening Standard.
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The Mediator column on Monday, about traditional media's difficulties in competing for attention with social media stunts, including wild videos, misidentified the country in which a train was shown on video going through a narrow alleyway.
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He noted an impromptu badminton game in the alleyway, chess matches between migrants in the parklet, a tea shop that regularly waters the plants in the parklet, and crowds eager to explore a micro-housing prototype.
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Neighbors left in shock On Monday, as news of the death began to filter through the area's tight-knit local community, relatives and neighbors began to gather in the narrow alleyway outside of the family's home.
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But early on Saturday afternoon, when the bars weren't yet crowded and Tupelo Honey was just getting busy, a line snaked from an alleyway that shoots off of Market Square, conspicuously angling into the public space.
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LOS ANGELES — Nicholas Hoult laced up his black Adidas sneakers, grabbed an orange jump rope and found a spot in the alleyway behind Trinity Boxing Club, a no-frills gym behind Melrose Boulevard in Los Angeles.
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The issue was reignited by a report by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's flagship news program, 4 Corners, highlighting the case of Saxon Mullins, who was 18 when she said she was raped in a nightclub alleyway.
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A city square might recall the bliss of a love affair; a dark alleyway might be a reminder of our political fears; an old coffeehouse might evoke the memory of our friends who have been jailed.
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The idea of an illegal casino usually calls to mind some shady warehouse filled with high rollers, cigar smoke, and ritzy cocktails, or maybe a tightly-patrolled, Michael Clayton-esque hovel tucked into some city alleyway.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads EAST JERUSALEM — At the end of a narrow alleyway in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Ras al-Amud, a maze of hanging black canvases have obscured the Silwan Club's concrete courtyard.
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To the homeless, disoriented man shivering in a forlorn alleyway, the police officer, not the Department of Health and Human Services or the Department of Housing and Urban Development, brings immediate life-saving attention and empathetic understanding.
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Using street-level imagery, some human interaction and proprietary algorithms, SocialRadar can pinpoint exactly where a business is located (so your Uber driver doesn't try to drop you off in the alleyway behind TechCrunch's offices, for example).
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A year later, Blue Bottle opened its first full-time, brick-and-mortar location in a small, converted garage in what Freeman has described as "a pee-smelling dead-end alleyway" in the heart of San Francisco.
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And, if you happen to be visiting New York City — the most expensive city in America — you can expect to be charged exorbitant rates just to spend the night in a tiny room overlooking a dim alleyway.
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The collective also commissioned more than 27 artists from the city and all across the world to paint massive murals in what once was an alleyway that led to a 10-story garage right behind the gallery.
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After Ramadevi's father arranges a marriage intended to turn their fortunes around, Ramadevi gets on a train away from home and finds herself in a rain-soaked, filthy alleyway in front of a dark set of stairs.
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Video circulated on social media, and which could not immediately be verified by Reuters, showed a young man with a what appears to be a piece of white cloth in his hand emerging hesitantly from an alleyway.
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The victim told the police that on late Saturday, an individual struck him multiple times in an alleyway and then he was struck several more times by other people while being called racial slurs, the statement said.
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A boxer jogging down an alleyway for an upcoming fight with a bunch of black youth on four-wheel riders and scooters alongside him—cue in some dramatic music from Meek Mill and you feel the power.
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Two juries determined that Boone-Doty and Morgan deliberately targeted Tyshawn as he was making his way home from school, luring him into a Chicago alleyway with a promise to buy him a snack before killing him.
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Last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions assigned a federal civil rights lawyer to Burlington, Iowa, to help prosecute the murder of Kedarie Johnson, a genderfluid 16-year-old whose body was found in an alleyway in March 2016.
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From a leopard slipping through a Mumbai alleyway to giant cuttlefish courting under the sea, the striking images featured in the current Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition are at once beautiful, technically astounding and, often, incredibly moving.
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There's a guy in a bar, he has a few drinks, when suddenly his parents—aka the Pennsylvania hardcore band XRepresentX, the straightest of straight edge—drag him out into a dark alleyway and read him the Levites.
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On an uncommonly cold and gray Thursday in Los Angeles, in an empty alleyway outside her studio in Chinatown, Marawa Ibrahim—aka Marawa the Amazing—is preparing to spin what appears to be about 30 sparkly Hula-Hoops.
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Almost exactly one year later, a Minneapolis police officer fatally shot Justine Diamond, a 40-year-old white Australian woman in the head after she called 911 to report a possible assault in the alleyway by her house.
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My first introduction to shikumen came 10 years ago, when Peter Hibbard, the former president of the Shanghai chapter of the Royal Asiatic Society China, took me on a tour of an alleyway complex near the riverfront Bund.
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So was the singer and rapper M.I.A. The artists Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst mingled in the crowd, while outside in an alleyway, the model Kate Moss chatted with friends about the fallout of the American presidential election.
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NAIROBI, Kenya – Distraught Kenyan schoolgirls huddled against an alleyway wall, trapped between stone-throwing protesters and police wielding clubs and firing tear gas in an outbreak of violence following Kenya&aposs disputed election that left national divisions more entrenched.
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That has made him immensely popular with ordinary Chinese, even if people who spoke to Reuters on Friday in a traditional hutong alleyway not far from the Zhongnanhai leadership compound were not entirely sure what the term "core" meant.
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We were actually in the alleyway where they set up and were taking some cool DP photos for Facebook and that, then we saw the Views truck, and then we got to this area and the whole event started.
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After a high-speed chase across the Bay Bridge, Petrov got out of the car and fled from Alameda County Sheriff Deputies Paul Wieber and Luis Santamaria in a San Francisco alleyway when he was tackled to the ground.
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Newly arrived in South London from Liverpool, I'd seen the words "Marble Factory Karate" daubed in white paint on the brick wall of an alleyway on countless bus journeys to-and-from the shopping center at Elephant and Castle.
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NAZARETH, Israel — Long before he was a professional basketball player in Israel's most prestigious league, Karam Mashour honed his game on one of the only courts in this city: the tiny alleyway between his parents' house and his grandmother's.
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During the closing argument, the defense lawyer asked the jury to consider the underwear worn by the 17-year-old woman at the time prosecutors said she was raped in a muddy alleyway by a 27-year-old man.
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A new teaser for Harry Potter: Wizards Unite dropped on Wednesday morning, showing a young woman apparating—which is essentially teleporting, for all you muggles out there—into an alleyway, magicking a poster onto a wall, and disapparating away.
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A Stark employee's misguided click of a phishing email could grant access to Stark's entire rolodex of heroes, while an alleyway security camera could just as easily reveal Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel as any villain pulls off her mask.
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Micah admits through tears that the cop kept saying he had issues with "niggers who grew up with spoons in their mouths," and then drove him into an alleyway and put a gun in his mouth – and pulled the trigger.
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From a chimpanzee resting in a dusty alleyway to rhinos trampling through garbage heaps, the series has a tragic beauty that transcends cultural boundaries, cutting to the heart of what it means to live at the dawn of the Anthropocene.
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Moore opened the passenger door and despite his attempt to pull her back inside, she was able to break free, roll out of the dark blue pickup truck and crawl from the alleyway to the front lawn of a nearby house.
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At a recent performance, Hallaq used a translucent screen, painted to resemble an alleyway in the Old City of Damascus, to tell a story about unscrupulous traders using the traditional two main characters - naive Karakoz and the wise, wily Aywaz.
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On a recent alleyway tour, Martin Coutu, a guide with Fitz & Follwell, wheeled his bike down the Ruelle Demers in the Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood, taking visitors past a yellow windmill, bubbling fountain and lush ferns planted down the alley's middle.
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"One of the big themes of this story is this one little alleyway that we wandered down, and all that it sort of revealed to us is how little we actually do know about the president's financial history," Mr. Barstow said.
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At the Place du Carrouge, where Anne-Marie lives in an alleyway above a Corsican fruit seller, I saw a white-haired, heavyset woman smoking out an open window, from which a shard of light fell over the darkened street.
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Sarah Gottlieb, a public defender, said she also found that Stokes' mother, Tonia Cox, initially told police four men were involved in the shooting, yet testified that it was only Little who came out of the alleyway to shoot her son.
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The following day, the victims, who were all female, contacted ACS saying "they had found what they believed were Bengal kittens in the back alleyway" and that after "noticing how robust the kittens were" suspected that the animals might actually be bobcats.
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The 33-pound, unguided projectile — intended to explode far above masses of enemy infantry — would have to be blasted from a moving aircraft to reach a house in an alleyway more than 2 miles away, the shot buffeted by winds the whole way.
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The scene Hordes of reporters mobbed the front entrance of the GOP headquarters and gathered across the street from an alleyway behind the building, but Trump's motorcade evaded the glare of the cameras and led the presumptive GOP nominee to the back entrance.
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The third suspect wanted in the alleged murder of Tyshawn Lee, the 9-year-old Chicago boy police say was lured into an alleyway and murdered in retribution related to his father's alleged gang ties, was arrested on Saturday evening, PEOPLE confirms.
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Though Ralph does venture at one point into the "dark net" (which in the world of this film looks like an especially shady alleyway in a very sketchy neighborhood), he isn't about to get radicalized by a fascist website or anything like that.
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But that night the sign wasn't turned on, so I was really annoyed... we headed back into the city, went past Chinatown, and as we were going past, there was one alleyway that had a neon sign in the reflection of a puddle.
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And then when we come around the corner into the alley, that's a set we built onstage because what we were looking for was something that both echoed Richard Donner's "Superman" alleyway and something that [allowed us to] block that alley fight.
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Gang members have begun killing people who happen to live in neighborhoods controlled by rival groups, and so Anzora has stopped carrying his I.D. Last summer, two armed gangsters pulled him into an alleyway, demanding to see his I.D. and checking for tattoos.
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LONDON — Behind a wrought-iron gate and down a dark alleyway, in the basement of a turn-of-the-20th-century housing development for the poor, Jessica Turtle and her husband, Matt, are working to make their concept of a museum succeed.
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DERRY, Northern Ireland — On a cold, rainy night last January, a group of masked men abducted a 15-year-old boy from his home in Creggan, Northern Ireland, threw him into the back of a van and took him to a dark alleyway.
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His high school girlfriend and her best friend who was with them at the time of the murder have consistently maintained through the decades that Bouto was kissing his girlfriend in an alleyway near the school when they heard the gunfire that killed Ruvalcaba.
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On a Friday evening in a narrow alleyway in Emombo, a queue is forming outside the brothel where Rose works - a dilapidated wooden shack where rooms contain nothing but a rolled-up rotting mattress and a rusty nail banged into the doorframe for a lock.
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The Educated Guess Science Fair at Brooklyn's Littlefield was a phantasmagoria of sights, sounds, and tri-folds from wall-to wall, and if you missed it, you better be crying in a piss-filled alleyway somewhere, because that's the only thing you deserve right now.
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Chicago police have arrested a second man for the November murder of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee, who police say was lured away from a playground into an alleyway where he was shot in the head – possibly as retribution for his father's alleged gang ties.
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That thing we do in the bedroom, or in the living room, or in the alleyway behind our local O'Neill's because we've met someone nice but we can't take them home because we don't want them to know we still live with our mums.
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I doubled back and found myself on the appropriately named Exhibition Street, a brief stretch of alleyway that seemed to have been taken over by taggers and spray-painters who had left behind huge hummingbirds, cartoon skeletons, Disney characters and homages to James Bond movies.
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To walk through Shanghai's last remaining shikumen (alleyway complexes entered through a stone-framed kumen, or gateway) is to return to the wicked, glamorous "Paris of the Orient" — and to get a glimpse of what has happened to Shanghai in the century since then.
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The video, from a January drug arrest, shows Officer Richard Pinheiro , who was on the force since 2011, in an alleyway by a debris-filled lot, place a bag full of white capsules inside an empty soup can, while two other officers look on.
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There's time for a quick peek at an addition to the capital's embassy scene—the world's youngest country, South Sudan, flies its flag in an alleyway down from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal—then it's a long uphill march along Wisconsin Avenue towards the final destination.
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Among the other highlights are drafts of captions for "Harlem Is Nowhere," and images include a man in an alleyway; Harlem in literal ruin with a clinic building acting as a bright light; and a patient waiting to be seen, sitting in solitude, head in his hands.
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I'd go to bed with the Argos catalog, dreaming of what it'd be like to own one, with a copy of the always-bundled Tetris and whatever else I could grab from the store in question—some Bugs Bunny platformer, Alleyway, and the first Super Mario Land.
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He said clients see The Garden as a destination and love it when he shares the history of the area, including visits to Ye Olde Mitre pub, a tiny, traditional trade hangout with origins dating to the 16th century that is tucked down a narrow alleyway.
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The weekend before my arrival saw the most grueling incident of all: Two unaccompanied minors, a 16- and a 17-year-old from Honduras, were tortured and killed, and their bodies were found in an alleyway in Tijuana with signs they had been stabbed and strangled.
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She presents a series of still shots, each of which at first appears to be of an average city façade — the outdoor seating at a restaurant, an alleyway, a storefront — only for an edit or even a simple change of focus to recontextualize what you're looking at.
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Chicago, Illinois: 223 Dead, 225 InjuredAt about 2219:2216 PM several people were out on the stoop of an East Chatham neighborhood home, shooting dice and attending a Christmas party, when an individual in a gray hoodie stepped out of a nearby alleyway and opened fire on the group.
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Reading, Pennsylvania: 0 Dead, 4 InjuredAt about 13:30 PM, at least one man reportedly ran out of an alleyway firing a gun at individuals on the street over several blocks; police suspect there may have been two shooters as they identified two guns used on the scene.
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Then about three or four months after moving in, I must have just gone through my sketchbook and looked, and found that the house was very similar: there was an alleyway up the side of it, with the car, the window structures, even down to the little things.
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In an alleyway in the garbage-strewn Hundred Quarters in Karachi, Hamida, who was born in the Pakistani city but speaks fluent Burmese and only a smattering of Urdu, has been reading verses from the Koran, praying for an end to the persecution of her Muslim relatives in Myanmar.
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On weekends, she sells vintage '25.5s and '280s-style clothing at a pop-up store playfully named Sun of a Beach in Pasaje Rodríguez, a previously dilapidated covered alleyway in downtown Tijuana that reopened in 250 and has become a popular hangout for the city's young, hip residents.
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New South Wales is also studying how consent laws work, in the wake of outrage over the case of Saxon Mullins, who said she was raped in a Sydney alleyway, only to have the man involved be acquitted because even though she didn't consent, he thought she did.
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Being mayor means getting into the weeds of local politics: halfway through the interview at the station his boss wanders in and complains that the city has incorrectly served a notice to clear some overgrown grass in an alleyway near his house; Mr Denoyer says he will look into it.
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One step up from an alleyway, and often housing as many tour vans as can physically squeeze into a narrow cobbled street, it creaks with the weight of its past – that is, when its present isn't pumping out of grassroots venues like Clwb Ifor Bach, The Full Moon or Fuel.
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To get to Slocum's center, visitors walk down a trash-strewn alleyway in a ramshackle part of Iquitos and hop in a motorboat for a 20-minute ride up the Itaya River, quickly leaving behind the hustle and mototaxis of the city for the quiet and calm of the rainforest.
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The shop is on a narrow cobblestone alleyway near the Cabaret Voltaire, one of the sites where Dadaism was born over a century ago: The artists Sophie Taeuber, Jean Arp and others used to gather there to give performances and discuss the creation of a new aesthetic philosophy over drinks.
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The company's answer is to divide the world into 57 trillion squares and give them each quirky, three-word addresses that what3words says can track down pretty much any place on the planet, from homes in an Indian slum to a refugee camp in Uganda to an alleyway in Hong Kong.
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"As the week went on, Eduardo stated that he wanted his family to know where Viri was at so he went and picked up her body and brought her back Sunday morning in the early morning hours and dumped her body in the alleyway," Woodward said, according to the Fox station.
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This new outbreak was fueled in part by the battle over an Old City site revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Palestinians as the Noble Sanctuary, whose iconic Dome of the Rock shrine is visible from Khaldiyya, a short alleyway running uphill from the main road of the Muslim Quarter.
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The complaint filed in November states that on April 2, 2015, a 13-year-old girl who was in eighth grade at Spring Creek Community School was waiting for the bus after school when a male student dragged her into an alleyway and sexually assaulted her, forcing her into anal and oral sex.
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The room, which he shares with two other artists in a nondescript building down a dirt alleyway in the center of Addis Ababa, was remarkably bare for the workplace of a successful artist: a few blank canvases stacked against the back wall and a lone, large, paint-splattered canvas on an easel.
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The man says: "Now, honey, I believe they prefer to be called 'Dreamers' … or future Democrats…" Alleyway stereotypes abound in the image: giant rats, scared cats, indifferent pigeons, a garbage can on its side, and hasty graffiti all condition the space for the racialized stereotypes of off-guard white victims and dedicated criminal immigrants.
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"At this point, the crime had been interrupted by a figure 'who dropped into the alleyway from above with something on his face' and proceeded to disarm the three attackers before beating them with such severity that all three required hospital treatment," Mason wrote, explaining that the hero was dubbed "Hooded Justice" by local papers.
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From the look of it, Fleck is a loner living on the fringes who, after getting mugged by some dudes in an alleyway and then beat up by some bros on the subway, decides to dress up like a clown and exact a little revenge, like some kind of Charles Bronson with a penchant for facepaint.
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Mehta introduces us to migrants who weren't as fortunate as he was: people who fear death in the desert, on a small boat in the Mediterranean or even high above the city of Tangier, jumping from roof to roof to evade the police: "One of them didn't make it; he fell into the alleyway and died," Mehta writes.
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In one photo, for instance, she positions a man silhouetted in an alleyway, juxtaposed with his own selfie, of him lying down kissing his girlfriend; in another, she captures a woman looking into a bathroom mirror and putting on lipstick, next to the subject's own image, of her as a child in a bathing suit and swimming cap.
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I stood at the curb, talking to the handyman, when the female owl came low out the alleyway flying soundless, so close I could see her eye in her pale face, the beak curved and clear, but her eye, a killer's, make no mistake, told me if by any chance of size or opportunity she would.
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The first moment in Good Eats: The Return — what Food Network is calling the show's 15th season — that reminded me of how much I enjoy this show at its best came when Brown wandered around a New York City alleyway while talking about the Italian immigrant experience in late 19th century and early 20th century America.
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MacDonald shares a car with a housemate, but most often navigates her neighborhood on foot, and the candid moments that punctuate her documentary — people sleeping, shooting up, and having sex in the alleyway behind her house; demolition that seems sometimes to happen overnight; and sweeping panoramas of a changing neighborhood — reflect her immersion in her surroundings.
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Underpass with Elephants (Lean Back, Your Life is on Track), 2015 Wasteland with Rhinos & Residents, 2015 Quarry with Lion, 2014 Alleyway with Chimpanzee, 2014 Quarry with Giraffe, 2014 Road to Factory with Zebra, 2014 Wasteland with Elephant, 2015 Factory with Rhino, 2014 Nick Brandt uses his moody portraits of elephants, giraffes, and lions to call attention to Africa's vanishing megafauna.
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But now it was not a big deal for a man who'd grown up on a corn farm and a woman who'd grown up in a Beijing alleyway to marry and lead a family life not much different from their neighbors', even though Chris's mother had said several times at the wedding that to her it was a mind-boggling miracle.
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Nguyen-Vo makes their invisibility and inferiority apparent in one tiny, dark scene that departs from the much larger, candy-colored beach views of tourists: centered on an alleyway of murky colors, a single resort worker stumbles out of a dive bar and falls; his abstracted figure disappears into thick daubs of neon lights and is nearly indistinguishable from those watery swirls.
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It takes a brave soul in Beijing to countenance having a food vendor on a dusty alleyway slip a raw vegetable of unknown origins inside a breakfast jianbing, regardless of intestinal fortitude, though that option is available from longtime Beijing jianbing-makers like Guo Xueping, who draws a crowd of regulars to her bike-powered cart in the Dongzhimen neighborhood.
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It can be disorienting to slip down the familiar, twinkling alleyway that, since 2004, has led to Freeman's Restaurant, a woodsy-chic standard-bearer for hipness in the aughts (beards, mounted antlers, taxidermy), and be whisked up two flights of unfamiliar stairs, down a dim hallway, through two sets of doors, into a low-lit room filled with oil paintings and trendy young professionals.
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The local-leaning wine list is ecumenical enough to include bottles from Istria, now part of Croatia, but which belonged to Italy before World War II. Recognizable by the crossed sabers in the window and spillover crowds in the alleyway, Do Spade ("Two Swords") offers seating in a warren of simply decorated blue rooms, but most customers prefer to eat standing by the open kitchen or in the street.
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It all feels very bougie and I can't help but think of how far we've come from the days when I was a teenager in Vancouver, smoking weed in an alleyway beside the movie theater hoping not to get busted (not that Vancouver was ever super anal about weed.) As a cannabis reporter, I get bombarded with invitations to parties, many of which on the surface seem to have very little to do with the substance itself.
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I walked through the Sham Shui Po and Yau Ma Tei neighborhoods of Kowloon, where I ate approximately eight meals in two hours: slices of duck over slippery noodles sitting at a communal table with office workers on break, a bowl of rice rolls smothered in multiple sauces in an alleyway outside Heyitai, a street food stop recommended by the Michelin Guide; a mysterious (but delicious) fried meat I ate just because there was a long line to eat it.
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Others included Samuel Laurence Burns Sr., a 33-year-old who collapsed in the flood water, Wilma Ratcliff Ellis, a 73-year-old woman, who was found floating by the Coast Guard; Colby Henry Osorno, 24; Gustavo Hernandez Rodriguez,40, and Benjamin Vizuet, 2911, who were found on the banks of Greens Bayou ; Victor Manuel Acevedo, 240, who was found in an alleyway; Martin Salazar, 22012, who was found in a ditch after evacuating his residence; Keisha Monique Williams, a 261-year-old woman who was found lying across a fence after the flood receded; Efrain Angel, a 21-year-old who was found in a ditch; Tomas Carreon Esquivel,221; Alonso E Guillen, 6463, and Michael Tucker, 2646, who was found floating in 2589ft of water after leaving his home, the medical examiner's report said.
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