Now no Apple employee sits down in the reception area.
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It includes a large reception area and an exhibition space.
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When I first visited Vive, the reception area was full.
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Also, the hostel offers free drinking water in the reception area.
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Expensive lunches and an ostrich leather sofa for the reception area?
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We went through the warehouse door and entered the reception area.
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Our suite has a large reception area where patients wait to be seen.
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At the reception area, a woman wrote messages for broadcast on a typewriter.
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"There's no fancy reception area, leather-covered chairs, or brandy decanters," he said.
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My office is just past the reception area as you exit the elevator.
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The glass-bead installation in the reception area is definitely worth a look.
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The centerpiece of the reception area is a map of legendary Harlem nightspots.
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The reception area is visible to anyone through the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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His parents were the pair of bunnies munching hay in the reception area.
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For a fashion firm the reception area is unusually cluttered, and even grimy.
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The living room was now a reception area; the dining room now an office.
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Decorated with twinkle lights, the outdoor reception area seemed to be glowing with happiness.
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I waited a few minutes in the reception area until being invited back in.
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Inside Burberry's corporate-looking building, giant pictures of Aboah line the slick reception area.
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Protesters have stormed the US Embassy in Baghdad, setting fire to a reception area.
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The reception area has a marble floor, granite columns and painted Venetian-style mosaics.
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She then went into the main reception area of the club, according to the complaint.
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The office's reception area was decorated in shades of millennial pink, pale blue, and gold.
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Inside its reception area, there's Oscar's logo outlined in neon, surrounded by 8-bit clouds.
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She had asked that the flowers be displayed at the maternity ward's reception area instead.
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The reception area was a feast of chipped marble, faded red carpets and yellowed chandeliers.
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She said authorities are organizing a volunteer reception area for those who want to help.
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There was a reception area for the first class passengers aboard the Titanic in 1912.
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While waiting in the reception area Tia Mowry walked by and actually said hi to me.
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A woman played a grand piano in a gleaming white reception area by a sweeping staircase.
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He walked into the reception area of the college on April 2, 2012, armed with a .
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The staff at the reception desk greets people and has them wait in the reception area.
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In particular, Mr. Grunewald argued, spaces like the music room and reception area were worth preserving.
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In a large multipurpose room off the reception area, a backlit panel of stained glass glows.
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Shattered glass and a toppled potted plant lay strewn across what had been its reception area.
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On display in the reception area is the Avensis, versions of which are exported to Japan.
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I only had to wait a few minutes in this reception area before being shown through.
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A dirt road, my first of what would be many, led uphill to the reception area.
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Amid several windowless waiting rooms, there's a reception area where Duran received a number for her case.
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The Cambridge Analytica sign had been removed from the reception area of its London offices on Wednesday.
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SG: Kroll and I met in the reception area of the offices for the city council members.
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A wall in the reception area slides away to reveal a sleek library, sheathed in crimson velvet.
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I started out by watching a video and you're cleaning the bathrooms, you're cleaning the reception area.
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The reception area was vacant except for the Japanese women's shoes lined up on old wooden shelves.
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His guests know that culture isn't just a bland mission statement posted in the office reception area.
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They burned the outer walls, checkpoint and reception area, smashed windows, and trapped hundreds of diplomatic personnel.
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No injuries were reported, but Trump was embarrassed by the images of a burned-out reception area.
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The salon's entrance is an opaque revolving door, and the reception area separates customers from the male gaze.
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THE RECEPTION AREA contains a segment of a decommissioned Underground train carriage, where visitors wait to be collected.
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The reception area of Columbia Care, one of New York City's first medicinal marijuana dispensaries, on Jan. 6.
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A side reception area includes bright stained-glass windows that can be covered by retractable folding wooden doors.
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There is Wi-Fi in the reception area at the hotel, but the igloos themselves are entirely without.
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These include the original reception area with the John Piper mural, floor-to-ceiling windows and carved paneling.
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There is a reception area with a retail space selling things like digestive bitters and energizing bath salts.
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After recounting her story, Elizabeth walked toward El Futuro's reception area, clutching her 5-year-old daughter's hand.
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The cheery vibe in the reception area would not be possible in the presence of cats and dogs.
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And as I made my way down to the main reception area, I noticed more of the same.
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After every interview, he makes it a point to ask how interviewees conducted themselves in the reception area.
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There, in the reception area, were two gray pillows emblazoned with the seal of the United States Senate.
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When Geeta appeared in his reception area, a collection of plastic chairs arranged under a tree, he smelled opportunity.
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Thirty-five-foot floor-to-ceiling windows frame the grand reception area, providing unparalleled views of the Swiss Alps.
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Observe what the office environment feels like, what's on the walls, and what mementos are in the reception area.
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The reception area was next to an enormous, shallow, blue decorative infinity pool lit with fire pits at night.
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A CNN team was at a reception area on Tuesday where thousands were being processed -- both militants and civilians.
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No diplomatic staff inside the embassy were injured, although the walls and reception area of the compound were damaged.
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Brown leather armchairs are arranged in the reception area, where a cable-news ticker rolls silently across a screen.
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In place of a reception area, there was a small white room with a round pillar at the center.
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Most days, Mr. Euille said, Mr. Hodgkinson would sit — often for hours — in a small reception area on his laptop.
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That process has been simplified to relax requirements for a reception area and no longer mandate a minimum number of rooms.
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Pratt was spotted with his wedding band on his left hand as he escorted his bride to the tented reception area.
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Peering into the reception area, I saw a burly man bound securely to the confines of a high-backed wooden wheelchair.
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In the V.I.P. reception area, there was an even more V.I.P. room, and I counted at least eight or nine billionaires.
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Oscar's workplace operations manager Charlie Mirisola said it was important to the company to not have a sectioned-off reception area.
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A small windowed reception area is up a couple of stairs to the right, at the base of the elegant staircase.
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At every stop, the group was escorted into the dawar , the traditional rural Egyptian reception area, where the family's elders waited.
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Pratt, 39, was spotted with his wedding band on his left hand as he escorted his bride to the tented reception area.
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Luxury local florist Domenico Ruggiero from Capri Flor was responsible for the floral arrangements, which did not disappoint at the reception area.
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In its current layout, one side holds a more-formal dining and reception area, which Mr. Thenaers has used as his office.
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The first thing guests are greeted with at the reception area is a table filled with books written by YouTubers —and snacks.
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The makeover includes a redesigned reception area, shorter waiting times to enter the museum through the Louvre's pyramid and a wireless network.
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The space, with 11-foot-high ceilings, features 16 offices, a kitchenette, a reception area and exposed brick walls with archway openings.
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The lobby had a cozy library (which doubled as the reception area) lined with books on San Francisco food, architecture and culture.
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The U.S. Marines guarding the embassy fired tear gas after the protesters lit a fire on the roof of the reception area.
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The work is installed in the foundation's office space, around the reception area and in an adjacent conference room — not the optimal conditions.
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The roof caved at the hospital reception area as construction workers were trying to seal a leak after a heavy storm, officials said.
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Or, as a recent BBC Inside Science episode reveals, on a Dalek standing guard at the reception area of the BBC Broadcasting House.
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As for the bungalow, it now has a pitched roof of new clay tiles from Malaysia and serves as the main reception area.
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It also has a 22-foot ceiling in its reception area, with a spiral staircase that's meant to resemble the Capitol's Memorial Hall.
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Not far from the reception area, a museum, open to the public, houses timepieces and memorabilia that highlight 160 years of company history.
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Harry B. Harris Jr., the commander of the United States Pacific Command, in the reception area of Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter's office.
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In the reception area, where a tour of the office was about to begin on a recent afternoon, the air quality was good.
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The hotel's public space will pivot around a new reception area situated within the village's seasonal restaurant, which will be enlarged and revamped.
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The chain now offers a $600 wedding package at its Las Vegas Cantina, complete with chapel, sauce packet bouquet and private reception area.
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Ocean décor There are 15 offices, two conference rooms, a reception area and a back porch where we might watch the occasional thunderstorm.
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The labor ministry said it arrested the man in the "offensive video" with a woman at the reception area of a Jeddah hotel.
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The group said 4,000 people were sleeping in the camp's reception area, exposed to rain and cold, because the camp lacked enough tents.
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It has a private entrance, reception area and treatment rooms with names like the Dog House, the Bear's Lair and the Lion's Den.
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These are edited excerpts from a conversation with the couple, which began with a walk through the reception area of Mr. Friedman's home.
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Beyond the reception area, Campana led us through an aisle of cubicles, down a stairwell, and across the parking lot, to another building.
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Cummins worked with an event planner at the venue to rearrange the reception area, taking away the head table, cake table, and gift table.
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De Toth's most dynamic camera placement involves the reception area of the prison where Scott's felonious beau (Bryon Barr) sits obsessing over her fidelity.
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Following the ceremony, Pratt was spotted with his wedding band on his left hand as he escorted his bride to the tented reception area.
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Mr. Oshima, like everyone who crosses the threshold into the cavernous industrial farm from a front office and reception area, was wearing a hairnet.
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I checked in for my one-night stay at the Andaz in an open-air reception area perched on a cliff above the ocean.
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Tandem teams of messengers hauled in flower arrangements for the designer, so many that the reception area began to look like a wedding hall.
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He first has to stand in the reception area, and everybody who wants to gets to come up and punch him in the stomach.
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He was absent from the reception area, where members of his congregation were passing through ahead of a four-hour service he would be leading.
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The architect who designed the inside of the salon insisted on using cork – which doesn't harm trees when extracted – for the surfaces and reception area.
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She came down to the reception area where the florist – the best local florist and a lady I worked with regularly – was creating the centerpieces.
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The opening scene starts with a man walking into a reception area of a doctor's office where he promptly begins to urinate in a planter.
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He's found a gem of an old dentist space with two private offices and a shared reception area and is aiming to sign the lease.
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The reception area was destroyed, fires still burned from gas pipes there, and ash covered an infinity pool with a commanding view of the valley.
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It was at this point Zhang said she no longer knew where she wanted to go, so she was taken to the club's reception area.
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The handicap-accessible offices include central air-conditioning, some windows facing Fifth Avenue, a reception area, three consultation rooms, six examination rooms and a laboratory.
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After lunch, I stood in the reception area, watching Mauritanian politicians and tribal leaders kiss Abu Hafs on both cheeks and thank him for coming.
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Mr. Söder recently made a point of personally fixing a cross in the reception area of the state house in Munich as cameras clicked away.
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Supporters of Shia militias in Iraq have stormed the US Embassy in Baghdad, setting fire to a guard tower and reception area, according to reports.
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The floors of creamy marble and gleaming walnut in the reception area were still covered, and leather armchairs were being moved into a conference room.
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The street-level entrance from the parking lot is understated, with a smallish reception area where I found no guests waiting in line before me.
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That said, the damage was contained to the front-line reception area, which sits across a compound at a distance from the embassy building itself.
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When I leave, there's no one in the reception area, so I'm not sure if they'll invoice me later or if this first session is free.
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But as mother and son waited in the reception area, Islamist suicide bombers and gunmen attacked the building, shooting at people with pistols and assault weapons.
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The Art of Collecting POZNAN, POLAND — The reception area of Grazyna Kulczyk's private office looks a bit bare because many items have already been packed away.
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Back in the reception area the red bird, who throughout all the events past and yet to come remained silent, was pecking at its food dish.
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Ms. Zhang was screened by agents before reaching the club's reception area, but confusion over her name and a potential communication barrier led to her entering.
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They caused supporters of the Iraqi Shiite militia to attack the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, smashing a main door and setting fire to a reception area.
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No injuries were reported after protesters forced their way into a reception area at the U.S. compound and set fire to property while vandalizing some structures.
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I had two of my Nevada clients with me, and we sat waiting patiently in the member's reception area before I was summoned into his office.
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" In an outside cocktail reception area, guests enjoyed displays of wearable art from FIDM students, a live band, open bar and some of "Miss Tina's Homemade Gumbo.
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They handed in a dummy wallet to an employee in the reception area, saying they had found it on the street outside, before making a hasty exit.
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It seems to be in every reception area and on every checkout counter, its striking red flowers beautifully displayed, despite an obvious lack of light or water.
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The Sichuan fire service said the reception area in a hotel had collapsed, trapping some people, but that 2,800 people had been safely evacuated from the building.
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The photos also give a better look at the amount of twinkly lights set up throughout the reception area, making it look worthy of a DWTS dance-off.
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In a reception area inside Disney, Michael Pisaro oversaw a rendition of his piece "Ricefall," which involves grains of rice being poured on metallic, ceramic, and plastic surfaces.
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A warm welcome At Guatemala City's airport, officials hustle the deportees off the plane to a reception area that most passengers arriving in the country's capital never see.
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The surface of the wipes shows up any trace of showbiz sherbet with a blue mark, and apparently the toilets in the reception area came out particularly blue.
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In the Vayner offices, there are autographed helmets, framed jerseys on the walls and even a small Jets ornament hanging from a Christmas tree in the reception area.
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The ''rooms'' of the hotel are in ancient buildings all over town, and are served by one central reception area, allowing guests to be immersed in the community.
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Wednesday, the group lit a fire on the roof of the reception area, The Associated Press reported, per ABC News, which prompted a response from the U.S. military.
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Iran-backed militiamen and their supporters stormed the U.S. embassy compound earlier this week, setting fire to a reception area and prompting U.S. forces to fire tear gas.
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The airstrikes triggered protests from Iran-backed militia in Iraq who stormed the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad on New Year's Eve and set fire to the reception area.
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From the outside, it might be a factory; on the inside, gold-speckled mirrors line the walls and ceilings, and the reception area is furnished with baroque divans.
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Suzanne had told her children they didn't have to watch the cremation; they could walk out of the room at any time or stay in the reception area.
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Dozens of militiamen and their supporters smashed a main door to the compound and set fire to a reception area, but they did not enter the main buildings.Sen.
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Merentes said the man briefly took a woman hostage in the reception area, ran up the stairs, and was confronted by security forces between the fourth and fifth floors.
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As I sat there, in the reception area, a skin-pricking breeze curling through the suggestion of a gap between our two front doors, I suddenly felt quite vulnerable.
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The group was met in McConnell's reception area by his deputy chief of staff, Don Stewart, who accepted the letter and promised to deliver it to the GOP leader.
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New York (CNN Business)At Texas Green Plumbing, a residential plumbing company in Dallas, the setup resembles a traditional workplace: a reception area, several offices and a training space.
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Many protesters breached the main door to the embassy and set a fire in the reception area, leading to disposal of tear gas and gunfire, The Associated Press reported.
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I delivered a keynote address at this year's StartUp Iceland conference, for instance — but declined to be involved in the process of redecorating the presidential residence's main reception area.
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They managed to break through the main entrance and set fire to a reception area but didn't make it any farther into the sprawling 104-acre, heavily fortified compound.
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A college student in need of a new viola played a sonata on one near the reception area, while a woman inspected the repaired chin rest on her violin.
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An audience of a hundred and fifty invitees—students, lawyers, a city councilwoman, Bronx Defenders staff and clients—waited in a nearby reception area for the Q. & A. session.
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She waited in the reception area of his office until the independent from Vermont emerged, cracked a grin and bear-hugged her: the most powerful flight attendant in America.
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Dozens of yellow flags belonging to Iran-backed Shiite militias fluttered atop the reception area and were plastered along the embassy&aposs concrete wall along with anti-US graffiti.
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"Dude is legit," one (very) junior aide told me recently, unsolicited, as the President's son-in-law appeared on a TV screen in the reception area of a lawmaker's office.
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"A man tried on Thursday morning to assault a policeman at the station's reception area before being hit by the police," Minister of the Interior spokesperson Pierre-Henri Brandet said.
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Pass over your ID, and the receptionist will send you up the staircase, past a second security guard to a reception area, where you will be met by an escort.
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Employees sitting in the reception area of H217 are making plans for lunch, when they're suddenly interrupted by the sound of two sets of polka dot-clad doors swinging open.
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An antique church mirror in the ground floor reception area functions as a door to a guest toilet, whose modern, paint-splattered floor motif Mr. Valo designed and executed himself.
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In the reception area of her father's lawyer's office, she collars a delivery girl in a college sweatshirt and then introduces her to the press as the league's deputy commissioner.
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In the reception area, a crucifix and a gold-framed portrait of St. Robert Bellarmine, an Italian Jesuit who was a key figure in the Counter-Reformation, decorate the walls.
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The lively reception area boasts a terrace with a beer garden, an electronic baby grand piano and vivid signs, all of which enlivens the distinctive uniformity of East German architecture.
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On the red earth sits a soccer field, a concrete dining hall and a reception area where the government hopes rebels will begin to meet family members abandoned years ago.
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They made a bonfire out of a pile of papers and military MREs (meals ready to eat) found in the reception area, where guards normally search and X-ray visitors.
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They made a bonfire out of a pile of papers and military MREs (meals ready to eat) found in the reception area, where guards normally search and X-ray visitors.
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Zhang moved further into the property and was taken by a valet driver to the club's main reception area, passed numerous restriction signs and went through a checkpoint with magnetometers.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A beaming Syrian refugee called Monjid welcomes guests to Amsterdam's newest hotel, offering them hummus and olives before walking them from the bright pink reception area to their cell.
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The allegations in the lawsuits include: • At the Red Roof Inn, signs in the reception area said, "NO REFUNDS AFTER 15 MINUTES," the lawsuit alleges, providing two photographs of the signage.
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The only indicator that this space was not a trendy boutique gym was the presence of two women sitting pensively in the reception area, as if they were waiting for appointments.
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Once you pass through one of the doors, you'll take an elevator down to the second level, where you'll be greeted by the reception area decked out in familiar Amex branding.
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At the West Alabama Women's Center, in Tuscaloosa, the director, Gloria Gray, a gruff, kind woman in her sixties, wearing dark-blue scrubs, greeted Tinsley and Njoku in the reception area.
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I waited in the reception area of his atelier next to a sculpture of Neville, Jacobs's bull terrier, whom I had recently begun following on Instagram (he has over 200,000 followers).
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Zhang had made it past at least five Secret Service agents and into the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago before she was intercepted by officers, according to the complaint.
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U.S. forces fired tear gas on the crowds Wednesday after the group had set fire to the roof of the reception area of the embassy and attempted to enter the compound.
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On Tuesday, Iraqi protesters and members of pro-Iranian militias attacked the US Embassy in Baghdad, torching a reception area, in an incident with echoes of the 1979 Iranian embassy siege.
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The vast, marble-floored reception area was perfectly polished as a few men gathered on roomy couches to puzzle over the state of the country, while a waiter served tea and coffee.
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The Musée de Cluny, which is lending a jeweled 13th-century box, is funding half of an $8.8 million renovation of its reception area with money from the Louvre Abu Dhabi project. .
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All the pictures and framed bills that once hung on them were piled in a plastic-lined dumpster in the reception area — "Jerry's bucket of achievements," Daniel Schwarz, Nadler's communications director, joked.
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Her home in the Kensington neighborhood of London, not far from the green expanses of Holland Park, doubles as a work space and a reception area for her by-appointment-only clients.
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He designed all the interiors of the Beekman hotel in Manhattan, not just its reception area, and he designed the Coral Room at the Bloomsbury hotel in London, not the entire hotel.
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We pass through customs, including the many, many sniffer dogs, and through to a reception area where we try and fail to leave without talking to someone trying to sell us a timeshare.
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Zhang last March had passed by at least five Secret Service agents and into the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago before she was intercepted by officers, according to a criminal complaint.
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That led to the breach of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday by dozens of angry Iraqi militia members, who set fire to a reception area before being controlled using tear gas.
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Or, try Mr. Seaney's go-to way, and head to the airline's lounge, usually reserved for premium or frequent fliers, and explain your situation to one of the employees at the reception area.
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A golf cart shuttle driver then took her to the club's main reception area, where Zhang told a Secret Service agent she sought to attend a "United Nations Friendship Event" on the premises.
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Noguchi molded similar pieces in a reception area of the Time-Life Building in New York City in 1947, and in 1930 on board the SS Argentina ocean liner along one of its stairwells.
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They can't wait for scenes of the president's choice being barred from the reception area of a Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee's office, ushered out without so much as a friendly hello.
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The center describes itself as a multi-specialty medical facility offering services including primary care, immigration medicals, and dermatology, but flyers and pamphlets for GAINSWave were all over the reception area and waiting room.
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After an hour or two, Siatta was led through a series of heavy doors to Shawnee's reception area, where T.G. Taylor, the former Army officer who first told me of Siatta's incarceration, was waiting.
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Zhang had made it past at least five Secret Service agents and into the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago before she was intercepted by officers, according to the criminal complaint against her.
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There's an oversight committee Administrators are responsible for a host of duties: coordinating deployments with other brigades, creating a reception area for guests, visiting members' families, transferring money, bringing the mail to the postal center.
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Before these photos were released, fans got a small peek of the reception area when images of the couple's five-tier red velvet and chocolate wedding cake were shared on the royal family's Twitter account.
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With just nine rooms, a reception area and lobby, and one restaurant and cafe, the boutique hotel would be on the small side, meaning guests should have space to soak up the views in peace.
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After bringing viewers through areas like the reception area, a conference room, a kitchen, various offices and more, Jenner goes into Stormi's onsite nursery to take her along in the last bit of the tour.
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The protesters marched to the embassy after the funerals of those killed in the U.S. strike and chanted "Death to America" while smashing in the main door and setting a fire to the reception area.
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Past the cramped reception area (selling namman muay boxing liniment, wraps and mouth guards) was the bag strewn training space, complete with frayed industrial carpets, nicotine yellow walls, flickering strip lights and lots of exposed piping.
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I eventually settled in the reception area of our office, as I decided the vision of me singing into my laptop would also make a great first impression for anyone visiting our forward thinking media company.
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It's also possible to go exploring without ever leaving the fort — a set of stairs leads from the reception area to the excavated remains of an even older fort, this one dating to the 13th century.
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She will set up in the lounge area of large restrooms at luxury hotels, or private rooms near the reception area if the restroom is small, or stake out a spot next to the photo booth.
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Hotel Oderberger wows from the get-go, with a reception area that doubles as the entrance to the magnificent 65-foot-long indoor pool, set beneath a soaring vaulted stone ceiling, and framed by towering columns.
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One funeral home, for instance, may charge a lower price, Mr. Posey said, but that doesn't indicate whether the home's vehicles are clean, whether the reception area is well maintained or whether the embalmer is skilled.
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Dozens of angry Iraqi Shiite militia supporters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday after smashing a main door and setting fire to a reception area, prompting tear gas and sounds of gunfire.
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When the hotel does open, a reception area will have an exhibit with Revolutionary-era items like musket balls, buttons and belt buckles from soldier uniforms, cooking utensils, and more, which were excavated from Fort Hill.
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They hauled cardboard boxes containing videotapes, photographs and documents into the firm's glassed-in reception area on the 18th floor, where they sat in gray midcentury-modern couches beneath an oil portrait of one of Taft's founders.
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That is why they must be removed before any roses are brought into the rehab facility, an odd place where the residents' rooms are adjacent to the reception area and there appears to be only one employee.
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BAGHDAD — Dozens of angry Iraqi Shiite militia supporters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday after smashing a main door and setting fire to a reception area, prompting tear gas and sounds of gunfire.
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Demonstrators, some of whom were militia commanders or in militia uniform, chanted "Death to America" and set fire to the compound's reception area, leading to disposal of tear gas and gunfire, according to reports from the ground.
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After a few minutes, the man whose voice I recognized so well from the deposition tapes came sweeping into the reception area, guiding me into his wood-paneled office and offering me a seat at a green table.
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In the brick firehouse, the architects stripped decades of accretions down to a shell that they restored inside and out; their new glass roof transformed the courtyard into a reception area (now used to exhibit Ms. Hadid's work).
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Demonstrators, some of whom were militia commanders or in militia uniform, chanted "Death to America" and set fire to the compound's reception area, leading to the use of tear gas and gunfire, according to reports from the ground.
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Thankfully, a copy of Wired magazine with Knox's face on it was left in the reception area of the second floor, and it was enough to fool the robot's facial recognition system into identifying its overlord as a hostile.
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Sure, the reception area to the top-floor offices, where official guests are greeted, is graced with the works of people using Hasselblad cameras, but everyone I met there preferred to downplay the company's reputation rather than inflate it.
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With the official opening scheduled for November — two years later than originally planned because of architectural revisions — workmen in August were paving the parking lot, and the vacant reception area on the ground floor was awaiting finishing and furniture.
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Alien 51, her one starring role, played in the bathroom while Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss ran in the reception area; the copulating parrots were a nod to the 20 plus macaws she currently lives with.
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As a nod to their sweet story, the couple hung polaroids of their childhood photos around their wedding reception area, used an address book as a guestbook, and brought in a red "getaway" Jeep to recreate their adorable photo as kids.
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When adult Otis sasses his counselor (Martin Starr) at a recovery facility, so high end it has a grand piano in its reception area, Hedges and Ha'rel don't present the character as a damaged person having a difficult time accepting help.
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The extremely complex narrative, with uplift and tragedy seemingly on a fixed collision course, spreads over five floors of galleries, three below ground, two above, with public spaces — a vast reception area; an atrium with a theater and cafe — in between.
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Dr. Aaron Elkin, a Broward County obstetrician-gynecologist who treats a diverse group of patients from Miami and surrounding areas, keeps a basket of free condoms on the counter in the reception area, along with containers of Off bug spray.
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The day began with a carefully choreographed encounter in which Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim strode toward each other, arms extended, in the red-carpeted reception area of a Singapore hotel built on the site of a British colonial outpost.
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Uber Eats also doesn't have an official contactless option in its app yet, but it has a delivery notes section for users to let delivery people know to just leave food at the door or at a building reception area.
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As he waited in a reception area to meet with a senator, he showed a picture on his phone of himself on patrol in Helmand Province: He was unshaven, with a dusty rifle in his hands, and 15 smiling Afghan boys were tagging behind him.
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And in an incident with clear echoes of the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979 that helped end Jimmy Carter&aposs presidency, on Tuesday protesters and members of Iran-backed militias swarmed the US Embassy in Baghdad, breaching a perimeter wall and torching a reception area.
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From October to December, guests get a special treat: Families of wild elephants walk through the lodge's triple-height, vaulted lobby and reception area, lured by a wild mango tree on the lodge grounds (to get to the fruit, the elephants must go through the lobby).
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She had passed by at least five Secret Service agents and arriving in the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago, later claimed to the Secret Service that she was there to attend a "United Nations Friendship Event" between China and the United States, the complaint said.
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The regulations specify the size and swinging motion of doors, the material for door frames, the need for washable ceilings, the angle that water flows out of drinking fountains, the availability of waiting areas with toilets, public pay phones, potable drinking water and a reception area.
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Less than a week earlier, federal authorities charged Chinese national Yujing Zhang with illegally gaining entry to Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, slipping past at least five Secret Service agents and making it all the way to the main reception area of the compound.
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According to the official, U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Matt Tueller was away from the embassy on previously scheduled personal travel as the area came under assault by protesters who got beyond heavily fortified walls, past a main door and set fire to a reception area, according to reports.
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Dozens of pro-Iranian militiamen and their supporters had camped out at the gates of the embassy in Baghdad where they stayed the night, a day after they broke into the compound, trashing a reception area and smashing windows in one of the worst attacks on the embassy in recent memory.
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In a carefully choreographed encounter, the brash, impulsive leaders of two countries that have technically been at war for the past 70 years strode toward each other, arms extended, in the red-carpeted reception area of a Singapore hotel — the first time a sitting American president and North Korean leader have ever met.
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The reception area, once a room with 10-foot-high ceilings and a mezzanine level above it, has been transformed into a light-flooded space with 18-foot-high ceilings because Mr. Despont got rid of the mezzanine and opened the room's sealed high oval window so that it overlooks the Place Vendôme.
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The video below, which was shared by Joe Fearon on Twitter, shows a man in an orange digger rolling up the steps towards the reception area of a new Travelodge in Liverpool, UK. "That's what happens when people don't pay their wages, mate," a man can be heard saying as the digger smashes its way into the building.
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The couple was also treated to the restaurant's $600 wedding package , which includes the use of an ordained officiant, a reception area big enough for 15 guests, Taco Bell champagne flutes, a Taco Bell garter, a Taco Bell bow-tie, a 12-pack of tacos, a bouquet made from sauce packets, and a two-tiered Cinnabon Delights wedding cake.
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But for a lone work in the gallery's reception area (the exquisite "Two-part Bust with Two-Toned Face," 2018, which, though also armless, doesn't taper to a base but is truncated below the pectorals), all are positioned so that they face the gallery entrance; they form a small crowd, an audience awaiting the arrival of the gallery-goer.
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The process of getting into the room in which the Bratz are designed involved navigating several security checkpoints: When a photographer and I first arrived the reception area—decorated with photos of Nick Lachey clutching a Bratz doll and of Joey Fatone holding a Bratz Game Boy game—the receptionist ordered her not to take photos and demanded that we both sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Two years ago while I was working in France on a BBC TV documentary about what it means to be young, French and Muslim after the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks, I walked into the reception area of the French Parliament to interview Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, a member of Parliament and the niece of the French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who is now seeking to become France's next president.
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