Students, teachers and family members formed a semicircle around them.
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Photographers stand in a semicircle around her, documenting her every move.
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A few dozen more circled outside of it, forming a semicircle.
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With his finger he drew a semicircle across the fields ahead.
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The majority of the world's parliament assembly halls follow the "semicircle" layout.
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A semicircle had formed around him (Troy and his boyfriend among them).
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The dancers gathered in a semicircle around him, moving to the rhythm.
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A dozen congregants sat on chairs arranged in a semicircle one recent morning.
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There is a semicircle of five WHITE GODDESS MASK DANCERS all with identical masks.
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At sunset and dawn, the Alps glow in a distant semicircle around the city.
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An L-shaped marble bar anchors one side, and semicircle banquettes line the other.
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Her eyes and head roved around, without intention, back-and-forth in a semicircle.
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He cut a big semicircle through the corrugated steel end-wall of the piece.
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The "horseshoe" layout is something of a hybrid of the "opposing benches" and "semicircle" typologies.
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Facing a semicircle — "Y'all are some powerful people in the game" — he began his pitch.
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He was in a semicircle with Mr. Macron and Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain.
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Not far behind are the cowboys driving in semicircle formation, herding hundreds upon hundreds of reindeer.
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Burfield sat at the center of our semicircle of five speakers, all female save for him.
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Griffeth sat in the middle of a semicircle with two guests flanking him on each side.
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They stand in a semicircle facing me now, hands clasped over their groins, casually yet formally.
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A semicircle of bodyguards stood at a distance, successfully blocking the view from fans behind a fence.
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Layout: Three domestic terminals, including recently renovated Terminals 2 and 3, are laid out in a semicircle.
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Grab the tips of the semicircle and press them together, as if it's going to hug itself.
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Those desks will not move from their usual location arranged in a semicircle in the Senate chamber.
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They also trampled on jerseys bearing his name and gathered in a semicircle to watch one burn.
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The outfit featured high-waisted, pleated shorts with a semicircle trim and a cropped, off-shoulder bodice top.
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The terminal buildings are arranged in a three-quarter semicircle — a sideways "J" shape — around two parking garages.
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It was shortly after 3 P.M. , and five men entered the room and sat down in a semicircle.
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The semicircle cluster of limestone created a natural barrier against the elements, cradled the visitor and invited lingering.
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The remains of Angel Castro and his last wife rest in a grave marked by a semicircle of stones.
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The group formed outside a college convocation center where the commencement was held, creating a semicircle around the speakers.
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His robot avatar teaches a semicircle of student robots, each wearing a shoulder badge of their home country's flag.
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Some of the guests stood in a semicircle, shocked by the scene, while others were making for the door.
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"Don't worry about hurting us," Matt said to the dozen or so women sitting in semicircle below the stage.
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After about 22011 minutes, they had formed a rough semicircle around the chair legs, and the cut was done.
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She had already arranged nine white seat cushions atop a tan woven rug, spread out in a neat semicircle.
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A group sat in a semicircle listening to a doctor tell his story of being arrested at a protest.
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With Israeli guards looking on impassively from gun towers, the asylum-seekers assembled in a loose semicircle facing the prison.
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In Winneba, a taxi dropped me at a semicircle campus of concrete basketball courts, concrete classroom buildings and concrete dormitories.
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Two hundred men from Mr. Biwa's Karo community were gathering in a large semicircle on a bluff above the river.
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Upstairs, in their bedroom, Kiyanna shows me the muted, botanical green she's painted in a looming semicircle over their bed.
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Everett turned left, continuing until he reached a park, where six paddle-shaped bronze pillars were arranged in a semicircle.
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The trio stood in a semicircle and described how Fliedner's write-in campaign had begun on the night of October 10th.
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Slim Plexiglas lecterns, emblazoned with the presidential seal, stood in a tight semicircle, a concession to the crammed slate of candidates.
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He spoke slowly, in a still-thick Hungarian accent, moving his cupped hand in a semicircle as if summoning his words.
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The result combines opposing benches with a semicircle through a series of interlocking, powder blue blocks that allow for fluid seating.
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The participant sits on a chair placed inside the semicircle, while six lasers are trained onto the outside of the shape.
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The correct Chinese flag features one large star, with four smaller stars in a semicircle tilted to point toward the larger one.
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Near a semicircle of couches, she ran into a woman in a brown floral dress, who said she did fashion-business consulting.
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In the grill room, a semicircle of members, still wearing their own green jackets, stood rapt before a flatscreen in the corner.
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The event was heavily policed, and inside a small semicircle with police bicycles forming a barrier were about 63 anti-M-103 protesters.
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The players knelt in a semicircle on the infield as instructed, and a coach began hitting hard, chopping ground balls toward their chests.
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Breaking out from that semicircle is a white tongue of ice, a large river containing sediments from the bottom of the ice sheet.
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He had arranged seats in a semicircle, and he's playing the Big Nurse himself, Nurse Ratched, leading us in a group therapy session.
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The three dominant typologies (opposing benches, classroom and semicircle) were developed for the most part between 1800 and 1850, and remain mostly unchanged.
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Like a good concert hall, a semicircle parliament room affords more people a decent view, creating a stronger sense of egalitarianism among its members.
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Today there are about 2500m HDB apartments, largely clustered in two dozen new towns that extend in a semicircle around the city's coastal core.
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" He gestured to the imaginary line that divided the semicircle between the residents and the crowd of spectators—about 20 feet separated them. "Come!
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At Glen Allen Elementary School in Henrico County, Va., waiting voters formed a large semicircle outside the school, though there were no malfunctions there.
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After that came a moment when Arthur held my hand and led me around in a semicircle, before the next surprise in Balanchine's choreography.
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In the company's offsite rehearsal space that recent Tuesday, a semicircle of chairs was arranged around an iPad hooked up to a sound system.
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There were eight or 10 benches arrayed in a semicircle around the girl, who looked straight ahead, her thin arms resting on the chair.
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On a hot day in June, I'm packed like a sardine in an 80-person semicircle around a desk at NPR's Washington, DC, office.
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Some 50 friends and neighbors gathered in a semicircle Sunday afternoon near where Damond died, with many more looking on from the sidewalk and street.
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Engulfed by an ever-growing semicircle of visitors, he began to fidget, searching for any possible escape route from what had become another uncomfortable interrogation.
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The group gathered in a semicircle around the headstone, which was engraved only with the artist's name and years of birth and death (1872-1944).
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I tried to catch his eye, but he was leaning forward, facing into the ragged semicircle of armchairs like a teacher addressing a study group.
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Under Mr. Laing's exacting eye, that world has been portrayed as an inescapable hell of many chambers, revealed on a rotating semicircle of a stage.
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She told me that five life guides — who will follow me from my birth to my death — then lined up behind me in a semicircle.
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My only qualm with the keyboard is that it uses a key shape that's like a square at the top, but a semicircle near the bottom.
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The crater left behind is like a semicircle, including an elevated rim, a central pit and an asymmetrical pattern of ejected material, according to the researchers.
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But the fact that the district — which traces a jagged semicircle around Houston's east side — is three-quarters Hispanic may not be its most defining statistic.
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Later on, the semicircle — whose form reflects Greek and Roman theaters — proved popular in 19th-century Europe, during a period of nation building and Neoclassical fever.
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It's structured in a semicircle leading around the register, letting customers bag up their own purchases and load them back into their cart on the other side.
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I have a clear memory of Silver, sitting in the front of the classroom in the center of a wide semicircle of desks, talking about Charlotte Brontë.
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Around him, in a tight semicircle, were a series of square screens that displayed speed, brake-pipe pressure and the feed from the rear-facing video cameras.
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But the image of that collective display of love—three generations gathered in a semicircle in the middle of the night to say goodbye—never left him.
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Illuminated by squares of light, they knocked on invisible walls and later on the ground at Ms. Rodríguez's feet, crouched in a semicircle around her svelte figure.
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Eight young writers—one woman and seven men, one of them in a Jane Curtin "Weekend Update" T-shirt—sat in a semicircle of chairs, facing him.
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Built in the 1940s, the Corral Lodges is a semicircle of 15 single-unit log cabins huddled around a log office that used to be a gas station.
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The mats on the floor are laid out in a semicircle—for obvious reasons, you don't want to sit behind someone when you're doing yoga in the nude.
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Lack remained down for several minutes before he was taken off on a stretcher, with both teams remaining on the ice and forming a semicircle to watch him.
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Everyone then gathered in a semicircle around the couple, who stood before Fernando A. Nunez, a friend of theirs who became a Universal Life minister for the event.
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The step at the threshold is a semicircle cut from an old wooden wheel, and the original mill wheel that drove the machinery still protrudes through the floor.
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They sat in a semicircle around the prince, who asked questions through a translator as men in suits with earpieces stood on the roof of the school, keeping watch.
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You can't use your Orozco money to take home any of the objects featuring the artist's mark, where he has intervened on the packaging with the same semicircle design.
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The graphic, which was published last Thursday, had been altered: A semicircle of black ink extended the farthest reaches of Hurricane Dorian's impact cone beyond Florida and into Alabama.
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One Thursday afternoon, about a dozen teenagers sat in a semicircle of North Face zip-ups, Jordans, combat boots, big hoop earrings and the slumped shoulders of late afternoon.
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Some stood in a semicircle around a young field organizer providing instructions on how to conduct door-to-door canvasses for Harley Rouda, the Democrat challenging longtime Republican Rep.
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I watched the debate that night, with Eliza translating, at Guðni's campaign headquarters, in a strip mall in Reykjavík, along with a neat semicircle of about twenty Icelandic women.
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The car lifts up off the ground and soon we're flying across the map to another beach where about a half-dozen other players are waiting patiently in a semicircle.
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Refreshments are cobbled together and sold by the Ethical Society's youth group, and the stacking chairs, fanned in a semicircle around a bare-bones playing area, are not especially comfortable.
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Engineers say the Inuit, through trial and error, devised a design based on a parabola, not a semicircle, eliminating the forces that would make a true hemisphere bulge and collapse.
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" The men finished in a semicircle on the ground, offering prayers to the Hindu sun god: "O Surya, the shining one, the radiant one, dispeller of darkness, source of life.
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He's the lone subject of all the show's works, which encompass glitchy video collages, reflective wall decals, and a semicircle of Android camera phones organized into a sundial of surveillance.
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You won't see the full sun framed by buildings tonight, though — that happened last night — but you can still catch a stunning semicircle of the sun at 8:20 p.m. sharp.
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With the fourth and sixth floors closed, the crowds in here are bigger than I've ever seen — and "Starry Night" has a semicircle of 50, 60 people in front of it.
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ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands — On a recent afternoon, between the bare white walls of an arts center, eight musicians were seated on folding chairs in a semicircle to conduct a musical séance.
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One day he came across a semicircle-shaped bone that he thought might be a horse hoof but turned out to be the vertebrae of a dinosaur that was previously unknown.
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In each of these shapes, which consists of two areas of flat color, a rounded form (or semicircle) is on the left, with its outer edge defined by the painting's edge.
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Musk arrived with an entourage of about five or six people and immediately walked up to the residents, most of whom were sitting in a small semicircle of chairs and a couch.
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In one math class, students sat at desks arranged in a semicircle, facing their instructor, Katherine Pauletti, an adjunct professor at Manhattan College and a doctoral student at nearby New York University.
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The photographs in his series "Semicircle Law" were made at different locations on or near the 20-kilometer perimeter, with his large-format camera directed at the damaged reactors in the distance.
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We sat in a semicircle and were given headphones attached to a binaural microphone with two silicone ears on either side, the very same used by some of the most popular ASMR YouTubers.
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Between those two points, if we follow the trajectory of Laffer's semicircle, there's a point where rising taxes raises more revenue, but also a downhill slide where a higher tax rate becomes counterproductive.
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For a while, the four of us stood in a polite semicircle and gazed at the statues, as though we were guests at their party and they were about to give a toast.
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Tyne Cot Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth cemetery in the world, is seven miles east of Ypres: row upon row of white headstones arranged in a semicircle so big it looks like an illusion.
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Seven huge flatscreens at the center of this gallery, hanging side by side from the ceiling in a semicircle about waist-high, make up Glen Fogel's new installation, "With You … Me," at JTT.
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After Tuesday's big shake, which briefly triggered a tsunami watch and set local sirens blaring, the families deployed in earnest, parking a half-dozen S.U.V.s in a protective semicircle around their blue tent.
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On Tuesdays at noon, we would roll our desk chairs into the middle of the office and flank him in a semicircle, like children at a progressive kindergarten, for the weekly all-hands.
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Technically, the faintly lustrous silk duchesse satin overskirt was still being affixed to her at the instant of communion by a knelt helper fastening a semicircle of hooks and eyes around her waist.
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ROUND O, S.C. — While Pete Buttigieg sat in a semicircle with six entrepreneurs at a black-owned winery, a rooster crowed nearby, its cock-a-doodle-dooing drowning out the South Bend, Ind.
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Everyone seems to prefer rotating through conference rooms, counters, coffee tables, floors and the largest couch I've ever seen, which sits in a semicircle ready to comfortably fit upwards of 30 people, if needed.
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About halfway into the movie, we find out that Heptapods write the end of a sentence at the same time as they write the beginning — on paper, the words appear as a calligraphic semicircle.
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Aglianico is mostly associated in the United States with the Campania region in southern Italy, which forms a rough semicircle inland from the Tyrrhenian Sea, encompassing Naples, Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, Salerno and Paestum.
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The artist has cut and fitted four vertical pieces of masonite to create each semicircle, as well as used a black pencil to draw either four or six diagonal lines within the masonite sections.
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One of those eight-legged monsters is the Sydney funnel web spider, a potentially deadly arachnid inhabiting a small semicircle on the eastern Australian coast that includes the Australian Reptile Park in New South Wales.
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The Hall of Fame, which is more of a semicircle than a hall, is an open-air gallery of statues of important Americans — or, at least, Americans who were considered important when they were chosen.
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Their first lighting collection, for example, which they showed at this year's Collectible Design Fair in Brussels, consists of three glowing acrylic tubes, bent into a semicircle, a quarter circle and an elongated half-arch.
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Perhaps this is why one day in New Haven, staring into the semicircle of oak trees in my backyard, I wondered what it would mean to ask random white men how they understood their privilege.
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Perhaps this is why one day in New Haven, staring into the semicircle of oak trees in my backyard, I wondered what it would mean to ask random white men how they understood their privilege.
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Ties In one of my favorite family pictures, I am standing in a semicircle of women — my mother, my aunts and my cousins — all of us barefoot on the grass, dressed in white terry cloth robes.
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CIT, the developer, has leveled the western half of the semicircle to build a curving facade similar to Nash's original design, featuring a grand colonnade with coupled Ionic columns and period-style doors, lanterns and chimneys.
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But as much as it incorporates everyday movement — running, skipping — it's also loaded with detail and with awkward juxtapositions, like tapping one toe in a semicircle, from front to back, as the torso slouches and straightens.
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As he did in "All the Way," he places the supporting characters of "The Great Society" in a semicircle around Johnson as if they are witnesses in a jury box or potential victims in an amphitheater.
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The seats at the Newhouse are set in a tight semicircle around the stage, an arrangement well suited to Joe's unnervingly direct appeal, which is rambunctious and fun in one instance, vilely bigoted in the next.
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During the feast following, Dani is led away to bless the crops, while Christian is led away to, uh, mate with Maja, surrounded by a dozen naked women in a semicircle who sing and match Maja's breathing.
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The polar ice cap at the end of the summer melt season, roughly the size of the contiguous United States 22008 years ago, has shrunk to an irregular semicircle covering about two-thirds of that area today.
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The actors are okay, the new songs are solid, and everything is just barely above average, right down to how often the actors are directed to stand in a semicircle around whoever is singing at the moment.
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One fall afternoon at Berkeley, outside the Free Speech Movement Café, several undergraduates gathered in a semicircle around an oversized poster, Sharpies in hand, doing what their liberal-arts curriculum had trained them to do: dissecting a text.
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When the singing commenced, Ms. Magic invited the assembled to sit on the floor in a semicircle, where a musician named Elijah Ray droned a mystical tune that called to mind images of saffron robes and singing bowls.
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They surrounded it with landscaped gardens, a large swimming pool, and an unlikely collection of sculptures, including a semicircle of more than a dozen busts of the likes of Beethoven and Molière, each mounted on a stone pedestal.
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As reporters fanned out before him on Tuesday, in a semicircle 214 people deep, it was hard to miss the symbolism: The sport's most powerful agent was planting a flag — almost literally — and making these meetings his own.
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Cued by the score, a thunderous refrain composed by Bobby Krlic, who records as the Haxan Cloak, they snaked across the floor in a skewed figure eight before coming to rest in a semicircle that spanned the room.
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The candidates will stand in a tight semicircle on a debate stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, surrounded by 600 square feet of screens that include a wraparound image of the White House.
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Its small restaurants and shacks selling carved mate gourds and seashell mobiles are pushed up from the sea in a semicircle, looking out onto rocks and waves that start accumulating surfers when the wind picks up in the evenings.
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It turns out that all three of the couples are participants in a study, engaging in "antebellum sexual performance therapy," and now they sit in a semicircle, along with two therapists, Teá (Chalia La Tour) and Patricia (Irene Sofia Lucio).
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Ever the coach, Harry Sinden, 83, suggested a new strategy: Instead of speaking directly to an audience, the players formed a semicircle in a dressing-room setting and exchanged behind-the-scenes stories before a rapt audience of about 400.
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The flat screen TVs lining the semicircle outer wall will still show ESPN and live feeds from horse tracks around the country, but the massive screens on either side of the bar, to display live sports lines, will stay dark.
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"The natives told the settlers when they came to these lands that they were tough to live on," Vance Blacksmith, the activities director at Red Cloud Indian Schools, told the students, as they sat in a semicircle at the bluff's edge.
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Communal high tables stand in the center of a semicircle of food stations anchored at one end by X4 on Tap, a popular wine, beer and coffee bar that offers an interesting selection of craft beers that can be tasted in flights.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A comedian and entrepreneur, 29-year-old Roman Hryshchuk had only been in politics for a few weeks when he found himself in front of a semicircle of voters in a park in western Kiev, fielding questions from a testy audience.
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In the second movement, "A Vision," Ms. Copeland was joined by Devon Teuscher and Hee Seo, along with the 12 other women who, at one point, sat in a semicircle while curving their torsos and extending and bending their arms in unison.
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The grand master, played by David Patrick Kelly ("Twin Peaks" on TV, "Once" on Broadway), entered the center of the semicircle with PeiJu Chien-Pott, a principal in the Martha Graham Dance Company who portrays his daughter, and two of the show's villains.
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That deadly semicircle that Ramsay's men formed around Jon Snow's army was inspired by the Roman Battle of the Cannae, in 216 BC. "The Romans get caught and encircled by Hannibal and just slaughtered," executive producer D.B. Weiss said during the "Inside the Episode" video.
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Visitors enter kurimanzutto and are handed an invented currency — half US dollar and half Mexican peso, collaged with Orozco's signature semicircle designs — which they are invited to take home or use to "purchase" any single object within the store, where actual OXXO employees work.
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CreditCreditDina Litovsky/Redux, for The New York Times In the offices of Barstool Sports, on two floors of a narrow building in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, there's a full bar, a semicircle of sticky leather recliners and a wall of flat-screen televisions.
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Long-forgotten details keep emerging: There are aerial flights, flowers dropped from a tree high above; a semicircle of Wilis momentarily preventing Giselle from reaching Albrecht; and a spine-chilling, cross-shaped ending to the ensemble dance after the heroine's emergence from her grave.
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" Then comes the counterpunch: "I don't give up on any of the values that made me want to remain," he tells the 40 or so students sitting in a semicircle around him, calling for a relationship with the bloc "based on a progressive partnership.
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What they found is that all the plans adhere to one of five basic setups: benches opposing each other in two sets of lines; a semicircle; a horseshoe; a circle; or a classroom-like layout, where politicians are rigidly oriented to face the front of a room.
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The final room of the exhibition is dedicated to Johns' encaustic polyptych "The Seasons" (1985-86), a blatantly autobiographical work that takes the life cycle literally, with a black semicircle in each panel indicating, via the direction of the artist's arm-print, how far he has advanced along his lifeline.
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"As the family exited their home with arms in the air, a semicircle of SWAT and other officers aimed their assault rifles at close range at the family, including at the children, despite Ms. Wilson's requests that they lower the guns because of the presence of the children," the latest suit notes.
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But that was who she had in mind when she apologized—not her sister or her nephews, though they were there, watching in a morose semicircle as she executed the words in her looping cursive; and not Charlotte, who would be terribly upset but whose ebullient toughness would carry her right through.
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The petition for a mortgage, which was filed in New York State Supreme Court on Monday, will be on the land the archdiocese owns underneath the luxury Lotte New York Palace Hotel and a semicircle of landmark 19th-century mansions known as the Villard Houses, on Madison Avenue between 50th and 51st Streets.
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The participants sit in a semicircle in a stadium lounge, gazing through a picture window at the field — the view itself is an aide-mémoire, Liddell said — while John Homer, the head of West Brom's supporters' club and a walking encyclopedia of the Black Country, as this part of England is known, interviews a player.
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Shortly after the earthquake, the Japanese government put into effect a zone of exclusion around the damaged Fukushima power plant that forbade unauthorized persons to breach an invisible perimeter at a radius of 20 kilometers from the reactors (a semicircle on land, because the other half of the circle was in the Pacific Ocean).
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As it came into view, an even bigger structure surrounded it, a massive semicircle stage, a smaller one within that, a long walkway from the grass to the stage covered in red carpet, and in the center, slicing through the front of the stage, the 115-foot tall cross, as if to say: still here.
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Despite major differences among countries and cultures, the authors were able to sort the design of parliamentary structures into five typologies: the opposing benches, derived from the medieval royal court; the neo-Classicist semicircle of 19th-century European nation-states; the horseshoe, a hybrid of the previous two; the circle (rarest of all); and the classroom (commonly found in authoritarian countries).
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The bottom-most curve on the left reflects the waking mind, the curves above that illustrate the mind in deep sleep, the curve to the far right reflects the dreaming mind, and the dot represents the fourth, unknown state of consciousness, which is believed to be so far from the human experience that it must be separated by the semicircle you see beneath the dot.
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