It was a meeting place where people actually had conversations.
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It's a central meeting place for my husband and me.
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Its marble steps are a favorite meeting place for Sydneysiders.
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Its accompanying website became a meeting place for young people.
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Beirut had become the meeting place for separated Syrian families.
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CONGRESSMAN JOHN LEWIS: Yeah, Paschal's, old Paschal's, was the meeting place.
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The Kelly students tentatively approached a meeting place in the lobby.
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Drive to the meeting place, hoping it's not too far away.
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The first name translates to "meeting place" in the Adnyamathanha language.
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Supportive husbands and brothers dropped off others at the meeting place.
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They are at the meeting-place of difference where creativity happens.
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But she had suggested the museum instead as a meeting place.
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The cult of Bravo now has its very own meeting place.
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Renzi's government covered up a nude statue at their meeting place.
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The Pantry Restaurant's tagline is " Santa Fe's Meeting Place" for several reasons.
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Try to save money by catching the bus to the meeting place.
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Instead, it is the meeting place of representatives of discrete geographical constituencies.
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We'd once had a conversation about a meeting place for the Apocalypse.
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"We desperately need a convivial meeting place," Congrier mayor Herve Tison said.
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"It creates a meeting place, a point of social contact," he says.
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They gotta go, or they gonna miss Noor's pax at the meeting-place.
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Today, the pizza truck remains a meeting place; it fulfills a social role.
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It is the meeting place of Earth Mother, Papahānaumoku, and Sky Father, Wākea.
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Elliot shows up at the meeting place, gets in the cab and...nothing.
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Wake up the next day to a text message with the meeting place.
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Recess is a generative meeting place for reimagining the social possibilities of art.
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I mean, the meeting place to me is going to be pretty easy.
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And if we get the deal, the meeting place will come very easily.
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When malls became the meeting place of American youth, Sears moved with them.
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So this was the famous Tree, the default meeting place and schmoozing ground.
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It provided a meeting place for the movement, for the organizers of the movement.
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A Masonic temple is a meeting place for Masons, members of a fraternal organization.
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The meeting place was chosen carefully by Bush's advance team to accentuate the message.
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Breuer did not share any date, meeting place or other details for the interview.
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It asks us to consider each point as a meeting place of divergent forces.
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"It's a meeting place of the art market and the art world," Velthuis said.
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She gives Beverly a meeting place and feels confident that the anchor will show up.
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"I rocked up to our agreed meeting place and waited inside as discussed," she says.
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Now back in German politics, Ludendorff's apartment became a meeting place for the extreme right.
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Square Feet Museums offer information, cultural awareness, a high-toned meeting place and personal enlightenment.
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More often, it has been a meeting place for the city's Russian and Jewish enclaves.
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It has become a crucial meeting place for members of the country's underground rock community.
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"The NYSE is a unique meeting place for buying and selling securities," the official said.
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The Slash X saloon in Barstow, California, was the meeting place for the race's qualifying vehicles.
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Target and I at 3100 14th Street NW Washington DC 20010 USA, our favorite meeting place.
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According to the NWS, the family plan should include an emergency meeting place and shelter spaces.
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As fans of the show know, this is the meeting place for the hacking group, fsociety.
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Bernie at Friendship Park, a meeting place for separated families between the U.S. and Mexico. pic.twitter.
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The shopping mall has become the meeting place for suburban Australia, much like America I suppose.
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The term "marketplace lending" implies a meeting place where investors and borrowers can be freely matched.
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Most speak the Maori language, and many serve at their local marae (a communal meeting place).
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After getting out of the car and walking toward the meeting place, Ms. Rousseau was arrested.
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No score, they pull into meeting-place, they ain't gonna be able to get out the box.
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Carolina has long been a hospitable forum and meeting place for the peaceful dissemination of differing views.
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Reddit's The_Donald subreddit was founded a year ago as the premier online meeting place for Trump supporters.
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Between the 1940s and 1970s, it read, Compton's Cafeteria had been a meeting place for transgender people.
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The details: The Kremlin floated Vienna as a possible meeting place for the two world leaders yesterday.
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The town, about 250 miles from Darwin, has been a tribal meeting place for thousands of years.
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I can easily see how waffle house would be a good meeting place for people to gather.
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The site's comment boards transformed into an open sewer, a virtual meeting place for the alt-right.
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EST: Vice President Pence delivers remarks at The Meeting Place Church in Columbia, S.C. 6:15 p.m.
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And it's a space that many people inhabit everyday; a modern meeting place, a crucible for contemporary identity.
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What these people did — they were able to create a meeting place for the movement — was really important.
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When Pat Nixon inaugurated the park as a cross-border meeting place in 1971, there was no fence.
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Although it takes a backseat to Farnborough in publicity, RIAT is a busy meeting place for military leaders.
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Although it takes a backseat to Farnborough in publicity, RIAT is a busy meeting place for military leaders.
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It is at a gay bar, a meeting place for the community you love and are inspired by.
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The new genus is named for the word "Ikara," which means "meeting place" in the Indigenous Adnyamathanha language.
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For many decades, CPAC was a meeting place where the right tried to promote its most exciting ideas.
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He returned to fiction, in "Meeting Place," with a new stripped-down style and a new fictional approach.
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Before long, the shocked and devastated had arrived to grieve at this impromptu meeting place by the hundreds.
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When she didn't show up to their scheduled meeting place, George reported his wife missing on July 24, 2013.
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A quirky gallery of Phil Donohue's work looks at a bygone meeting place for many of us — the mall.
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Police had sealed off the neighborhood but established a meeting place for parents and relatives at a nearby church.
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The bridge, which spans a dried-up riverbed, has been an unofficial meeting place for drug addicts for years.
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The tree stood near the town's railway station, and legend has it that it served as their meeting place.
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Now Budapest may become something of a meeting place for those seeking an antidote to his brand of populism.
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Ain's Hay House (1939) was an early meeting place for the group, and was under F.B.I. surveillance for years.
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GaiaMotherTree is a walk-in structure that functions as a meeting place and a venue for interaction and meditation.
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Zayed agreed and proposed the Seychelles as the meeting place because of the privacy it would afford both sides.
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When I started the Women's Building it became a meeting place, and a support place for women in the arts.
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They are using it as both a workplace and a salon-style community meeting place focused on eco-arts programming.
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It met the demands of the Russian side for a "neutral" meeting place while dovetailing with Francis' trip to Mexico.
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The Chinatown coffee shop has become the official meeting place for people of all backgrounds, especially before a Dodgers game.
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They are confident that they will not be identified in real life, nor will their meeting place be shut down.
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There wasn't anything unusual about that; Starbucks' ubiquity and openness make it an ideal meeting place for millions of Americans.
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Ten al Qaeda members were killed in an air strike on a building used as a meeting place on Feb.
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You'd hope they'd get the three Americans (detained in North Korea) brought home before they agree to a meeting place.
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Nocco said investigators are trying to determine whether the spot was a meeting place for Caballeiro and the blonde woman.
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While intended as a group to fight for social justice, it also became a meeting place for Sikh performing artists.
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Blender said she was the meeting place of "the angst of Alanis Morissette and the snarl of Courtney Love," and E!
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Graft at Cuchifritos is meant to be a meeting place, where people can read the newspapers at the bus stop structures.
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When asked what he meant by term "office", the source said it was a meeting place for Haqqani and other militants.
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It remains to be seen what role the protesters and their makeshift meeting place will play in the new political order.
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It remains to be seen what role the protesters and their makeshift meeting place will play in the new political order.
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In the 1950's the school was renamed Penn Center and was transformed to a meeting place for interracial social activists.
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The cafés "are the meeting place of the like-minded," a journalist wrote in the early years of Berlin's café culture.
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He signals to Trenton that they've been burned and have to flee, but never shows up at their designated meeting place.
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The restaurant became a meeting place for actors, playwrights, and publishers and the go-to spot for a quality mutton chop.
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The trio categorize themselves as Spiritually Ratchet, making their music a meeting place of thought provoking lyrics and trap-inspired production.
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"Arts are a meeting place where old gets to meet new and become part of the community that's here," he said.
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The hotel became a meeting place for what was in the 1920s a growing class of businesswomen, too, according to KCET.
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When the Guild needed a meeting place for its 9803 employees, Google supplied an auditorium, as well as breakfast and lunch.
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"This convention has become the most important meeting place for conservative and libertarian lawyers with an interest in politics," he said.
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The Italianate-Gothic school building, long closed to students but preserved for history, is now a meeting place for Narcotics Anonymous.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton on Sunday said that the administration is still working to determine the meeting place.
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At their meeting place, Kai tells the group to chant a Latin phrase because it's frightening, and then they get to business.
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But at night it becomes a rowdy meeting place for blue collar locals who visit the bars and fondas around the marketplace.
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The space, which fits up to eight people, is meant to serve as a local meeting place to discuss Kiruna's relocation plan.
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With the catastrophic implosion of The Right Stuff, his forum was poised to be the main meeting place for the far right.
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The site of his tragic death in a botched arrest attempt in 1890 was just a few miles from our meeting place.
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The Edgemont Park playground, a popular weekend meeting place for parents and their children, featured a dozen fathers chasing around frenetic children.
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This can also become a wonderful meeting place for the people in your community to come together and become closer to each other.
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Police were stationed around Bourse Square, which has become the de facto meeting place for mourners looking to pay respects to the victims.
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Muñoz: Genero started as a feminist audio project: a meeting place for female, women-identifying, and non-binary people within the sound realm.
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Memorial Union Terrace on the University of Wisconsin at Madison's campus is a meeting place that sits on the banks of Lake Mendota.
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Mr. Zeng's center here, once a bustling meeting place for workers, now sits empty with a new security camera above its front door.
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"Our job at the Shed is to be a meeting place for people who are curious about another art form," Mr. Poots said.
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It said the government was meeting in Palazzo Chigi, the official meeting place of the Council of Ministers, to decide on the action.
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The main stretch of the university campus is a couple of blocks away, as is Himmel Park, a popular meeting place for families.
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In Madison, the statue — known simply as Abe — is a watchful, benevolent presence on top of the hill, a landmark and meeting place.
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With the publication of his experimental third novel, "Meeting Place," he began building a reputation as one of Britain's most adventurous postwar writers.
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Spivack is now considering how her initially whimsical tribute can serve as a meeting place for people to discuss the current political climate.
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"The word 'tryst' means 'a meeting place between lovers' and that's what we hope to create — a safe meeting place for our community to share experiences, gather information, and increase their sexual IQ," Biel says in a statement shared with Refinery29, adding that in a post-#MeToo world, it's more important than ever that we are all educated about sexual health and pleasure.
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In a nod to this gentler approach, the name of Uber's main meeting place will change from the "war room" to the "peace room".
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The integration works by suggesting your next meeting place as a one-tap destination option in an icon on the primary Uber app screen.
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A HISTORY OF DISSENT Faneuil (pronounced FAN&apos-yul) Hall, completed in 1742, was a meeting place for colonists before and during the Revolution.
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Though we have always been an island, the UK has been a meeting place for some of the arts' leading creative minds for centuries.
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The confab was set for Wednesday afternoon, with the store making an ideal meeting place, given its rough proximity to the conference and airport.
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The Council Lodge was the traditional meeting place of the Oceti Sakowin in the 19th century, when the bands would gather on the Plains.
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Some local residents I speak with think that more should have been done to stop Themar from turning into a meeting place for racists.
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When he asked his students to pick a meeting place in New York, unco-ordinated, most would settle on the clock at Grand Central station.
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The Potomac Park site was transformed from undeveloped field into a national meeting place, and on May 30, 1922, William Howard Taft dedicated the monument.
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We offer a space of transition and reflection, a meeting place for arts activists whose work cannot be contained by a single discipline or motivation.
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An al Qaeda-linked terrorist group claimed responsibility for the assault at Splendid Hotel -- a popular meeting place for Western diplomats in the capital, Ouagadougou.
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Over the ensuing eighteen years, Friday nights at Jewel's Catch One became the most important cultural meeting place for industrial music culture in Los Angeles.
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The hotel, which includes an Ivanka Trump branded spa, has quickly become a popular meeting place for Republican and conservative groups in the nation's capital.
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His appearance comes as a surprise as the hotel has reportedly become a meeting place for Republican leaders, members of Trump's Cabinet and conservative groups.
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Far-right protesters, led by fascist street-fighting gang the Proud Boys, arrived at their designated meeting place by the city's waterfront at 11 a.m.
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In the early seventies, the café was called Las Dos Tortugas—the Two Turtles—and it was a favored meeting place for robbers and smugglers.
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Now called the Hamilton House, the building also houses the Museum of Nevis History, and serves as the meeting place of the island's legislative body.
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In "The Bold Type," the characters use the Scarlet fashion closet as a meeting place — it's a sanctuary for them, not the heart of darkness.
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The church has been a meeting place for Black Panthers and was the site of the first-ever ordination of women into the Episcopal priesthood.
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Along the Bay of Plenty, with the volcano visible in the far distance, sits the local marae, the communal meeting place for Whakatane's Maori people.
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In being seen as just a giant day-drinking event, Oktoberfest has become somewhat of a destination and meeting place for students studying abroad throughout Europe.
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As the meeting place between the Norwegian Sea and North Sea, the turbulent waters have claimed the lives of dozens sailors over the last several decades.
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She and the Mothers had just attempted to march towards what used to be their regular meeting place, only to be driven back by the police.
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The erotic role-playing community, which continued to use the town as its meeting place, was all that remained, but that community quickly felt itself harassed.
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Mr. Bassi, a co-founder of the nonprofit organization Beit Venezia, said he hoped the production would show the ghetto as a meeting place of cultures.
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Advocates and activists describe the Stonewall as a regular meeting place that people gravitate toward in times of strife, pain or celebration for the gay community.
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The 137 steps became a meeting place for artists, painters, and poets before evolving into a site that's adored by tourists from all over the world.
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Open since 1892, the bathhouse serves as a meeting place for the city's Russian and Jewish enclaves — and a hotspot for celebrities, millennials, businessmen, and tourists.
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Men had been vanishing from the village, where clusters of streets have traditionally served as a meeting place for gay, lesbian and transgender people, for decades.
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"The bunker remains the only landmark of a not so distant dark heritage that upon close inspection marks the entrance to a new cultural meeting place."
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Along with being the meeting place for the local labor unions, Union Hall is home to the Union Hall Ballroom and Union Club Bar and Gill.
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The fellowship hall, with a kitchenette behind the pulpit, will be the sole meeting place for a long while, until the bullet-riddled sanctuary is repaired.
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When it comes to third-party sales, ecommerce sites argue they are just a platform providing a virtual meeting place for buyers and sellers to interact.
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Gyllander, in a short time, has created a meeting place for D2C aficionados and venture capitalists and, as she's proven, her thoughts are worth paying for.
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Samaria Rice has partnered with artist Theaster Gates to rebuild the gazebo as a temporary meeting place for those affected by racially motivated killings and police brutality.
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He said 25-210 masked men stormed into the meeting place, beat him with their rifle butts, stripped to his underwear, and took him away in handcuffs.
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" He continued: "There was a roof that was kind of shanty-ish, but it had great views and became a meeting place for people in the building.
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His studio on Slauson Avenue became a meeting place for black artists, many of whom were interested in performative processes and sculptural forms derived from African traditions.
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The nonprofit theater, housed in the former Astor Library in NoHo, also acts as a meeting place, a public forum, a writer's brooder and a watering hole.
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Mar-a-Lago, which served as the meeting place for Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, will now host its second world leader when Xi arrives Thursday.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) in Alaska's primary in 2014.
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The IronMarch forum was one of the internet's worst places until it shut down in November 2017, a breeding ground and online meeting place for neo-nazi groups.
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Mr. Mozayen glumly settled on the cultural center, a meeting place for Gaza's elites — though he hardly saw it as a suitable setting for a people's film festival.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D-Alaska) and former state Sen.
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What they probably never anticipated was that Twitter would become a meeting place for all sorts of people you would never want to meet at the water cooler.
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The column became a meeting place for New Yorkers, would-be New Yorkers and used-to-be New Yorkers; a round table at which thousands could be seated.
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Starting in 1877, its rear building was the meeting place of the Tile Club, whose members included Winslow Homer, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Edwin Austin Abbey and Stanford White.
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It's just so convenient to coil them up and pop them in my pocket after a commute, or once my friends finally make it to our meeting place.
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This time, I realized the empty area in the back of the plane was not just a meeting place for cool teens — it was Korean Air's Sky Shop!
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Kristian Thacker looks at another unusual meeting place — this one a protest site for unpaid miners in Kentucky, who are carrying on a deep-seated tradition of their own.
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Eventually, if and when a meeting place is determined, Leah drives to the named coordinates and discreetly snaps photos of the initial face-to-face meeting of the pair.
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With over 1,800 locations in 25 states, the roadside staple for late-Sunday morning breakfasts and all-nighters is a beloved, integral meeting place throughout much of the country.
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As the next eldest in attendance, I had the good fortune to ride with him on the sometimes long drives between our meeting place and museums, vineyard, and castles.
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The real-life Hanging Rock located outside of Melbourne is believed to have originally been a meeting place for three different bordering tribes, and a site of ceremonial importance.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) and Republican Mike Dunleavy (The Hill).
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D-Alaska) and Republican former state Sen.
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To many of her young readers, it signified the dissolution of a meeting place for a particular kind of girl: smart, self-serious and inclined to dream in color.
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Instead, his vision is to see Raya become a kind of digital Davos, a meeting place for influential people to concoct all kinds of commercial, artistic and humanitarian projects.
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The movement's foundation is the Repair Cafe, a local meeting place that brings together people with broken items and repair coaches, or volunteers, with the expertise to fix them.
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The Trump White House has mostly used Camp David as a meeting place, most recently summoning Congressional Republicans together on a weekend to discuss the impeachment inquiry and strategy.
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It is now the main meeting place for Muscovites and home to numerous festivals, concerts and the iconic Victory Day Parade held every May that showcases Russia's military might.
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The former meeting place of the Gay Liberation Front is slated for demolition — but a group of historian-activists is racing to document sites like it, before they disappear.
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His mother, Samaria Rice, has partnered with artist Theaster Gates to rebuild the gazebo as a temporary meeting place for those affected by racially motivated killings and police brutality.
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The monastery, which is nestled in a remote valley in the northern Lebanese mountains and dates from the fourth century, is a meeting place for Christians who have fled conflict.
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He also suggested that the officers might not have been aware that Starbucks, which has more than 8,000 stores nationwide, presents itself as a meeting place where people can linger.
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That seems like an appropriate distance to travel from quiet meeting place to a louder venue where you can once again receive calls, so the feature seems practical and relevant.
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"It's a community meeting place but we say we're not going to talk about calories and we're not going to talk about politics or religion in here," Nguyen-Torjusen said.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE represented Alaska in the Senate from 2009-2015.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (Alaska) blamed their losses on President Obama's unpopularity.
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In the "July Days" of 1917, the Bolshevik leadership continued to stall even as a mass demonstration of half a million swelled outside their meeting place, demanding Vsya vlast sovyetam!
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The Hotel Maison, in Yakima, was built in 1911 as a meeting place for Freemasons (the name is a pun) and renovated as a 36-room boutique hotel in 2016.
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They did not do much business, but the shop was a meeting place for students and activists: There, they printed fliers decrying nuclear power plants or calling for affordable housing.
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Now arguably best known as the home of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, the former railway yard where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers meet has become Winnipeg's meeting place.
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"It was the primary meeting place outside of the church, and it was one of the few places African Americans could swim in Kansas City," Kendrick explained to Bleacher Report.
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The agents chatted with suspects online and then arrested them when they arrived at an arranged meeting place for an encounter, the Minnesota Department of Public Safety said in a statement.
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This subreddit is regularly used as a sort of meeting place for users of AlphaBay, where customers can publish reviews of a vendor's products, or drug dealers can announce new products.
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"The concept of The Junction is that this is a special meeting place, a junction of merging our four and a half decade musical legacy with something new," Paul tells PEOPLE.
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After announcing their WFH reduction, IBM claimed divisions like software development and digital marketing have become more collaborative in a way that's hard to execute without a central meeting place. 4.
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Okey drove to a point on the highway near Nsukka, then, as instructed, set off on a motorcycle taxi for the designated meeting place, carrying ten million naira in a sack.
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Ivan Wigan: The subjects of the series all pivot around the world of gangster rap, and strip clubs are the main meeting place within that culture—they're like the church, basically.
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Much like the shops and post offices of the past — where people traded stories about their miseries and the microeconomics of their daily lives, the roundabouts provided a physical meeting place.
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On the day of the accident, the State Department issued a travel advisory for both Meskel Square, a traditional meeting place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and the city's Bole International Airport.
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After weeks without an answer, the congressman's staff replied that he would be too busy, that such gatherings took considerable planning and that just finding a meeting place could be tough.
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The site is easy enough: both Canadian "Exporters" and American "Importers" (as the site categorizes them) register and set up a meeting place where a potential cookie exchange could take place.
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In this context, Lawson's work is an exemplar, to borrow from Audre Lorde, of "biomythography", an embodied strategy of narration that exists at the meeting place of biography, history and myth.
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Take the nation's capital, Canberra, based on the word "Ngambri" which has long been thought as an Aboriginal name for the region meaning "meeting place," although a recent discovery may prove different.
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"They should pick a time and a local meeting place—like a brewpub—and use social media or put an ad in the local newspaper to say 'Let's talk broadband,'" Mitchell recommends.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) is running to be the state's governor, KTVA reports.
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The gathering of world leaders at the APEC summit was expected to be an important meeting place for President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping to finalize a first phase trade agreement.
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"Let me know our meeting place," she wrote, after it was settled that we would head to Hastings-on-Hudson, where "Divorce" is set, on a train leaving from Grand Central Terminal.
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"Dealers will announce on Snapchat that they've bought a hundred of them, and they'll write the price, the date, and the meeting place for kids to show up with cash," Leslie said.
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A sticking point was finding a neutral meeting place; in the end they chose a conference room at the district attorney's office, where only Ms. Ballinger, Mr. Liang and their lawyers gathered.
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There's real community work that could be done, and it would help to have a meeting place where ideas on sustainability, resources, equality/integration, intentions, and motivations can take a greater role.
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You might even catch a glimpse of visitors dressed in top hats and tailcoats marveling at the specimens; the museum is a popular meeting place for members of Montreal's flourishing steampunk scene.
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It was a visionary meeting place of avant-garde ideas from across the world, championing American jazz and causing a small sensation by introducing the Italian party-going public to the saxophone.
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As reports circulated about the O'Reilly case, a hashtag, #droporeilly, was born, and it soon morphed into a meeting place for women to describe the professional mistreatment they said they had endured.
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Founder and CEO Erik Wachtmeister has launched similar apps before — he says once, while on a wild boar hunt in Germany, the idea of an online meeting place for "global nomads" struck him.
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It was a European competition only in the most perfunctory way, a meeting place for pedestrian, middle-sized clubs and embittered underachievers, with neither lot really understanding how they came to be there.
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In addition to explaining the "Lost Cause" ideology that the monument's builders subscribed to, the new plaque describes how the statue was a meeting place for a rally opposing school integration in 1962.
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Given the importance of this meeting place, the archaeologists and conservationists "set out to bring the Bindy Bazaar back into its former glory," said Julia Fell, the assistant curator at Bethel Woods Center.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE, but his name will still appear on the ballot on Tuesday.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D-Alaska) is returning to work at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.
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In recent years, the street has become a meeting place of ornate style and fashion swagger, lifting itself out of a few decades of dowdiness to become Glasgow's answer to the Boulevard Raspail.
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On the day of the murders, Krim had returned home with her third child, then 3-year-old Nessie, after Ortega failed to appear with the other children at a designated meeting place.
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It serves as the weekly meeting place for Beer Thugs and many other Latinos who used to drink craft beer in the privacy of their own sprawling backyards in the San Gabriel Valley.
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The audience, crammed into one end of the living room, had arrived in staggered groups by a back staircase, after first assembling at a designated public meeting place a block or so away.
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More than 50 people were killed when a six-wheel dump truck carrying explosives blew up at the entrance of the hotel, which was a prominent meeting place for foreigners and leading Pakistanis.
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One field organizer, Conrad Bascom, has started holding phone banks at a Casey's General Store in rural Garner largely because the location was a convenient meeting place and the Wi-Fi was reliable.
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Just when you think the finale is over, the camera shifts away from a bleary-eyed, sweating Rasmus and towards the kind of underground meeting place saved for Bond villains and Batman's greatest enemies.
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On one recent trip, after a two-hour car journey along mountainous dirt roads, he and his entourage walked the final few hundred meters to the meeting place out of respect for local tradition.
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Kate wore a cream dress by one of her go-to designers, Emilia Wickstead, for the visit to The Social, a cafe and business center used as a meeting place by Mumbai's young innovators.
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It's a communal watering hole, a meeting place, a place for rest, a place of learning, and a place for social gathering, complete with a library, bookstore, museum, teaching rooms, and a food hall.
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Samara's hope is that the center will draw new people to the town, serve as a meeting place for residents and visitors alike, and encourage residents to open up their spare rooms to Airbnb.
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Clinton also highlighted Alaska's Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D), who is running against Republican Mike Dunleavy.
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Country House Restaurant, which served as a tavern and meeting place for the Culper Ring, offers children a free dessert if they decode a message, and encourages diners to search for a local ghost.
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Other U.S. teams met with their North Korean counterparts Wednesday at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, as well as at a neutral meeting place in Singapore where the scrapped June summit was set to occur.
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Robert, an entrepreneur who attempted suicide three years ago, found out his group had been moved online when he showed up at its usual meeting place to find a note taped to the door.
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I returned to the 7,300-capacity gym in a (slightly) better outfit, and found that it still served its purpose as a rowdy meeting place and local soapbox, just on a much larger scale.
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Two years ago, Theresa and Atom Cannizzaro bought a former Masonic temple in the Midwest that acted as a meeting place for one of the world&aposs most secretive organizations for almost 100 years.
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On weekdays, this former truck repair shop serves as a meeting place for local entrepreneurs and construction workers who gather around picnic tables to nosh on hearty Southern comfort food elevated by locally sourced ingredients.
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"The Banks was I think one of the main skate spots in New York, not just to skate, but also a meeting place to venture elsewhere," he says, before downplaying the conditions under the bridge.
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Superkilen, a series of public spaces in a deprived immigrant area of the Danish capital Copenhagen, was designed as an outdoor meeting place for people of 60 nationalities living in the area - including many refugees.
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Calvin's barbershop functions as a semi-theatrical set, and also as a town square, a meeting place where every point of view can find a hearing, or at least a chance to be shouted down.
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Melissa was working as an usher at a theme park at Stone Mountain, a massive quartz dome with a carving of three Confederate generals which had once served as a meeting place for the Klan.
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With its fainting-couch décor, the Ripped Bodice is an informal meeting place for romance readers, writers and publishers who linger at the store as they peruse titles, work on manuscripts and discuss industry trends.
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Daniel Sorg, a founder of the Boerum Hill store — which self-designates as a local meeting place — said they had initially pictured it as a modernized newsstand, both a community hub and a sundry stop.
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Facebook, as POLITICO has reported, has been criticized by patient advocates for promoting itself as a meeting place for patients without being clear that their names could be visible to outsiders, marketers, employers and insurers.
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Starting off as a bachelor pad and summer home to socialite Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont in 1891, it became a meeting place for the early women's suffrage movement when Alva Vanderbilt married Belmont in 1896.
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Image: Wikimedia commons, Emancipation ParkThis Saturday, Virginia's Emancipation Park (formerly Lee Park) is slated to be the meeting place of the Unite The Right rally, a much-publicized gathering of far-right personalities and their sycophants.
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The Viper wasn't just the last of its model line built, but also the final car produced at the historic Conner Avenue Assembly facility in Detroit, which is being converted into a museum and meeting place.
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Because Sicily is at the center of the Mediterranean Sea, and because the center of the Mediterranean — like Italy, Greece, and Turkey — sits above the meeting place between the African tectonic plate and the European one.
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Seeing Dwight read her letter after he heads to their secret meeting place, knowing he still understood her and held their memories dear, is definitely enough to turn him into a sympathetic character worth rooting for.
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The cafeteria is a meeting place for "Postmormons and Friends", one of several groups with the stated aim of guiding people through the difficulties, whether practical, social or psychological, of ceasing to practise the Mormon religion.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D-Alaska), who left office in early 2015, has the nomination virtually stitched up.
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An Israeli special-ops task force that was set up to locate Arafat, code-named Salt Fish, knew about Avnery's plan and decided to track his party until it reached the meeting place and then strike.
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It's a fitting meeting place for the group of 30 or so women who congregate here each Saturday and sit around the large, rust-colored Formica tables in the palace's stately neo-Classical Old Archives Building.
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Mr. Dobbs mentioned a building on the corner of 14th Street and the Avenue of the Americas that was the meeting place of the Gay Liberation Front, the first activist organization formed after the Stonewall rebellion.
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These watering holes serve as a super convenient meeting place for you to down a healthy pour of house malbec and catch up with another busy friend before you both tend to your respective shopping lists.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D-Alaska) is throwing his name into the race for the Alaska governor's mansion.
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Presented by the appropriately named Sugartooth Tours, this walk takes participants from the east side of Greenwich Village (the meeting place will be confirmed after ticket purchase) to the west, visiting small purveyors of delicious desserts.
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"We found no evidence to support the allegations that the mosque was a meeting place for members of Al Qaeda in Syria or other armed groups," said Sarah Margon, the Washington director of Human Rights Watch.
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In the diffuse and suddenly fierce protest movement that has sprung up on the left since President Trump took office, bookstores have entered the fray, taking on roles ranging from meeting place to political war room.
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If you could, would you want to bring it to a local Repair Cafe, a local meeting place that brings together people with broken items and repair coaches, or volunteers, with the expertise to fix them?
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A basement room, set up with a long table and chairs, was the meeting place in the 1950s for the independence leaders who eventually rose to power, the spot where the People's Action Party was born.
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Its large size allows it to thrive as a universal meeting place of sorts, while Stuyvesant Square Park, located between East 15th and East 17th Streets and bisected by Second Avenue, is a much smaller park.
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Malunguinho's political base at Aparelha Luzia holds strong; it was the first place she went when she realized she'd won the state legislator position, and it continues to be a lively meeting place for all things political.
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The POWER House has also become a meeting place for groups like Montgomery Pride United and Montgomery Humanists, which Andersen founded and serves as president of, as well as safe and energizing place for women to meet.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) has conceded the Alaska governor's race to Republican Mike Dunleavy, the Associated Press reported.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE returned to Brownstein earlier this month, after leaving last year to run unsuccessfully for governor.
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An industrial town with just over half a million residents, the former's better known as the birthplace of Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons than the meeting place of one of the country's most successful electro-pop duos.
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With over 72,000 readers and cousin pages like GreenAnarchism, it has become a meeting place for contemporary anarchists to exchange thoughts, rally together from all parts of the world and frolic into sunflower fields with wild abandon.
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Created alongside another Jamaican artist, Tessellated, and produced by Valleyz, the record is the meeting place of the Frost's heritage—being Jamaican and American—but that is simply a footnote into what she has to offer musically.
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Franco Amati, co-founder and director at Espacio Bitcoin, a coworking space and meeting place for Bitcoin startups in Buenos Aires, said the removal of price controls has had one concrete effect: on the local price of bitcoin.
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When the pair returned to the drug house where gang members were gathered, Hall decided to kill Billhartz to keep her from reporting the fight or the meeting place to police, according to court documents in the case.
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The basic elements of the syllabus: name of the course and its semester, year, meeting place, and time; instructor name, contact info and office hours; required texts or materials; course objectives; weekly schedule; grading distribution, policy and scale.
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A meeting place for streetwear fanatics and hip-hop fans with disposable income and the patience to stand in line for hours is a valuable opportunity to see and be seen; going home for the holidays is not.
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It is to be built in Hudson River Park near the waterfront piers that have played a key role in the city's history as both a meeting place and a haven for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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With a commitment to diversity and representation, the fair serves as a meeting place for an extended community of publishers and book enthusiasts, as well as a site for dialogue and exchange around all facets of arts publishing.
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Of course, after Trump began trumpeting his anti-Muslim views, Rubio countered with what my colleague Matthew Yglesias argued is an even more radical plan, to shut down any meeting place (including coffee shops) where Muslims might gather.
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Even today, despite the proliferation of online dating apps, work remains a common meeting place for more than one in 10 heterosexual couples in the U.S. But actively going into business with your other half is another thing entirely.
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At the beginning of World War II, Fautrier's studio became a meeting-place for his friends who were active in the French Resistance, and after a temporary arrest by the German Gestapo, he went into hiding in a sanitarium.
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La Coupole opened its doors in the Interwar Period, in 1927—right when Montparnasse had more going on than Montmartre—and instantly became the place to be, transforming rapidly into a meeting place for the era's artists and intellectuals.
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Benches border a network of runways, making theatergoers feel like part of the clientele of the improvised Afghan restaurant, set up by Salar (Ben Turner), which serves as a meeting place for these citizens of many — and no — nations.
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And 18 years ago, when the Drik Gallery was the meeting place for government opponents, Mr. Alam was pulled out of a rickshaw by a group of men who stole his computer and camera and stabbed him eight times.
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Eleven women and one man convened at the meeting place, the northern entrance of Bergdorf Goodman, at 4 P.M. Most of the participants appeared to be in their twenties or thirties; two appeared to be in their late fifties.
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"As a member of the European Union, Finland doesn&apost anymore emphasize its neutrality, but strong expertise, particularly on Russia, and good location make Finland a very useful meeting place," said Autio-Sarasmo, who specializes in studying Cold War history.
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About 130 families slept for three months in tents outside the square's canary-yellow church - once a meeting place for blacks forbidden to enter other places of worship - until many left or were moved to public shelters on Aug 10.
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Opened in 1953, it started as a meeting place for Jewish immigrants from eastern Europe, many of them communists, became a favourite of Labour MPs and trade unionists in the 1960s, and then conquered the whole political world in the 1980s.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D), showed Trump leading Clinton, 37 percent to 36 percent, The Midnight Sun reported, with Johnson taking 7 percent.
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It became a magnet for black musicians, actors and politicians passing through town and, as the civil rights movement gathered momentum, a meeting place where organizers, both black and white, sat down to plan strategy in the upstairs dining room.
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Mike Dunleavy and Democrat Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE are challenging Walker, who is seeking a second term as governor in next month's election.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A meeting place of the militant group Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly known as the al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, was destroyed in the Salah al-Din neighborhood of Aleppo on Wednesday, the Syrian military said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, Central Command said it was investigating an American airstrike in Syria on March 16 that officials said killed dozens of Qaeda operatives at a meeting place that activists and local residents maintain was part of a religious complex.
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Last week, the Pentagon went to unusual lengths to defend an airstrike in Syria that United States officials said killed dozens of Qaeda operatives at a meeting place — and not civilians at a mosque, as activists and local residents maintain.
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The "foreign legion" room is a meeting place for those outside France who wish to influence the election, and is mostly comprised of exiles from the largely defunct Great Liberation of France server which cropped up in the wake of Trump's election.
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Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis, addressing a Pentagon news conference, said he believed dozens of al Qaeda fighters were killed in the Thursday strike by manned and unmanned U.S. aircraft on an al Qaeda meeting place in the village of al-Jina, Aleppo.
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Kay Hagan joins lobby firm MORE landed at Venable in February, while Alaska's Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE went to Brownstein Hyatt Farber & Schreck in April.
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Founded in 2009, the fair was held at K-W Institute for Contemporary Art until 2011, and then took place in conjunction with abc Art Berlin Contemporary for two years, before jumping around to the Literaturwerkstatt, a meeting place for authors and readers.
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The two venues defined New York's night life in the '280s and '80s and had a lasting impact on pop culture: Studio 54 as the disco-fueled hedonist's playground, and the Palladium as a meeting place for the city's cutting-edge artists.
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The only downside, in my opinion: Dubai doesn't have quite the same variety yet — there's no equivalent of London's Slimelight (the world's oldest operating goth/industrial club, which beyond music serves as a meeting place for a very specialized community), for example.
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WASHINGTON — The United States military has begun formally investigating an American airstrike in Syria that officials said targeted dozens of Qaeda operatives at a meeting place that activists and local residents maintain was part of a religious complex where 49 civilians were killed.
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A crowd of journalists gathered outside their expected meeting place, the Bouquet Garni restaurant - an 18th-century building of bare stone walls and low ceilings in the medieval heart of Luxembourg - which has snails and salmon on its 34 euro set-lunch menu.
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Ikaria - meaning "meeting place" in a local Australian indigenous language - lived alongside another scientifically important primitive animal called Dickinsonia, which was much bigger and shaped vaguely like a lily pad but was not a bilaterian and is considered an evolutionary dead end.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A historic New York building that was the meeting place of the Gay Liberation Front — once a leading gay rights organization, and the first in the nation formed after the Stonewall Riots — has been marked for destruction.
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In her current show, Dawn of the Looney Tune at Derek Eller (November 16–December 23, 2017), which presents seven recent sculptures, Segre continues her investigation of the meeting place between the ancient and the postmodern, between shamanic receptivity and ominous signs.
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For those experiencing homelessness, and for the people fighting to ease its symptoms, beauty has been an unlikely meeting place, but it's one that provides the comforts missing in the streets: a place to rediscover lost confidence and dignity while safely accessing basic needs.
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Currently, the social VR community is a fairly small, tight-knit group of pioneers, much like the early days of the IRC (internet relay chat) that offered a vibrant but mostly under-the-radar social meeting place just before the explosion of the web.
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Everyone's projections converge on the paper-as-screen-as-meeting place, viewers included, but even then we can only really guess what's going on from our end, just as the participants are unsure of what the picture they are a part of will look like.
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The bar would quickly gain a reputation as the meeting place for people looking to toss back a few drinks, soak it up with a hearty meal, and listen to a jukebox that never disappointed, no matter if it was playing Motörhead, Atmosphere, or AVAIL.
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Across town from the sheriff's office, in the cozy coffeehouse that serves as a de facto meeting place for most of Sandpoint, the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force was finishing up a meeting where they shared art, music, and poetry advocating for political change.
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Godolphin Cross journal GODOLPHIN CROSS, England — The town's Anglican church had closed, as had the local shop, post office and village pub, so it was always going to take something special to save the Methodist chapel in Godolphin Cross, the village's last meeting place.
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Bodega Rita's, which opened this past November, is an internationally influenced lunch spot and after-work meeting place, where workers at major tech HQs can grab a bite alongside neighbors, students, and visitors just craving a fantastically executed banh mi or a glass of Spanish wine.
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In addition to serving seasonal cream cheeses with a side of metal on the sound system, Grindcore is a meeting place for animal rights groups and a hangout for straight-edge vegans who eschew not just eating animals and animal products but also drugs, alcohol and smoking.
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Considering her restaurant served as a regular meeting place for the Civil Rights Movement and the countless black voter registration campaign organizers, NAACP members, and political operators who took part in it, it makes sense she would receive such an honor for the history as well.
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The quaint, sunny oasis — which, like its name suggests, contains an actual park — is tucked between the concrete thoroughfares of San Francisco's SOMA District and China Basin and has long had a reputation for being a favorite meeting place for venture capitalists and hopeful startup founders.
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" It was a response that brought to mind an essay written years ago, criticizing the area around the Gedächtniskirche for being too cosmopolitan — a meeting place for different kinds of people, for "harlots" and "so-called men" and for people speaking "all the languages of the world.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) that he could make a comeback as a write-in candidate in Alaska, but Begich decided against what would have been an almost unprecedented long shot.
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The Guards Corp said it "targeted the headquarters and meeting place and suicide car assembly line" of "ISIS terrorists" in the province of Deir al-Zour, where Islamic State forces surround an estimated 200,000 people in a government-held section of the provincial capital of the same name.
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Visitors can view the tent beginning on April 19, the 242nd anniversary of "the shot heard 'round the world" that set off the Revolution, when the museum opens in the heart of this historic city, just a short walk from Carpenters' Hall, meeting place of the first Continental Congress.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon released an aerial photo on Friday of a pulverized building in Syria in an unusual defense of an American airstrike that officials said killed dozens of Al Qaeda operatives at a meeting place — and not civilians at a mosque, as activists and local residents maintain.
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Martin O&aposDonnell, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan, said a weapon system known as the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, which is capable of firing GPS-guided rockets, destroyed a command-and-control position that was a known meeting place for high-level Taliban leaders.
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The disaster plan runs through all the steps one would need to take before any real-world disaster: make a kit with food and water, pick a meeting place to regroup if separated from loved ones, identify emergency contacts like local police and fire departments and plan an evacuation route.
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The store sells comforts from Somalia—bolts of cloth for dresses, spices, and packaged sweets—but in the back, an old storage area has been converted to a kind of meeting place, still open and breezy enough to fill with the stench from the Brookover Feed Yard when the wind is right.
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These watering holes — like what's colloquially known in my city of Atlanta as "KroBar" (formally Kroger Marketplace at Glenwood) — serve as a super convenient meeting place for you to down a healthy pour of house Malbec and catch up with another busy friend before you both tend to your respective shopping lists.
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The jewel in the Saks' crown, the restaurant/bar/salon is a clear reflection of the way the store wants to be positioned in the coming retail battle for New York: the fashion insiders' power hub, a de facto meeting place for the style elite — and those who would like to be.
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