The readers snaked in a line far down the vestibule.
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The doorman looked out from the protection of the vestibule.
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An elegant entry vestibule was created with a glass wall divider.
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I think about it when I stop in an ATM vestibule.
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Blood was found inside the vestibule and just outside the door.
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Now the primary entrance is a glass vestibule with terrazzo floors.
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Immediately, the vestibule filled with aromas of bread and garlic bologna.
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In the vestibule, he encounters a second door, the video shows.
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The arched vestibule has onyx walls, Greek key mosaics and classical statuary.
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It reminded me a bit of walking into an oversized ATM vestibule.
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When paramedics arrived, Mr. Johnson pointed them to the vestibule, then left.
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Visitors must be buzzed by a receptionist into a vestibule through double doors.
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When I open my apartment door, the camera can see into my vestibule.
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"Well, good night," Constance says, pulling open the heavy outer door to the vestibule.
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After walking through the security vestibule, I passed through an empty, outdoor ticket booth …
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She escorted me past the vestibule to a common room ringed by office doors.
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Upon exiting the castle, he had spotted a dozen people crouched in the building's vestibule.
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Take the instance where she and Gordon share a cigarette in a random morgue vestibule.
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Inside, a massive carved lintel of Mexican cantera stone faces the library and adjacent vestibule.
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The apartment has a private elevator that opens up to a vestibule outside the apartment.
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The President and first lady lit a candle inside the vestibule for the 11 victims.
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Board—in the same vestibule of the church he had pastored, I could only guess.
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There were black and white portraits hanging in the vestibule of the Human by Design conference.
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They also mapped out four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a laundry and a vestibule.
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Inside, Ms. Selldorf is repurposing, intact, Venturi Scott Brown's entry vestibule, with its Pop-art, WHAAM!
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"We let the children sit on the vestibule," he told me, "and watch America go by."
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Architects are designing schools where visitors encounter a single entrance point in a vestibule or antechamber.
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In fact, only on a rubber mat tucked inside a vestibule does the address appear, underfoot.
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There was no blinding white flash to indicate my arrival in the San Jose TC vestibule.
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As in the old place, a vestibule directs diners past a few cafe tables toward the bar.
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The building has a 24-hour doorman, and this apartment has a private, keyed elevator and vestibule.
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The men walked a distance in the apartment building's vestibule, before lowering her to the floor again.
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Employees of J's Sports Café crowded against the glass double doors of a small vestibule to watch.
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Total Security Solutions mainly works to reinforce the vestibule at the single entrance point of the school.
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The main level of this apartment, on the sixth floor, features an enormous living room with a terrace off its vestibule; several lounging areas; a formal dining room, also with a vestibule and terrace; a kitchen and pantry; and an office with a connecting room with a bar.
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The home's main entrance features a double vestibule that opens onto a foyer with an elegant sweeping staircase.
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This moment is made up of the dull light in the front vestibule before I open the door.
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Kitty staggered into the vestibule of her building, but no one came to help, so the story goes.
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"This is really only the vestibule," he said, pointing at the room where the service had taken place.
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Then three of the guards took him into a shower vestibule to wash off the spray, prosecutors said.
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It does, however, have a vestibule viewing area where family and friends can watch the raging in action.
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The four-foot-wide entry door with cherry-blossom etched-glass panels opens to a double-height vestibule.
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Investigators said video surveillance footage showed Johnson and Holder dragging Cerveny's unconscious body into the building's first-floor vestibule.
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Investigators say video surveillance footage shows Johnson and Holder dragging Cerveny's unconscious body into the building's first-floor vestibule.
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"There's somebody sitting right in front of my bar in the vestibule, you know?" he said of Monday's confrontation.
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But when I stand, I quickly find myself in a featureless all-white room, a kind of Platonic vestibule.
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Just inside the front door is a vestibule with three large windows that look out onto the front porch.
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If everything looks in order, the first set of doors opens to a vestibule and then closes behind them.
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A small vestibule opens to a central foyer with 0003-foot ceilings and a working fireplace, one of seven.
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But both loved the interior, with a vestibule by the entrance and a bay window in the master bedroom.
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These vestibule doors are generally left open during the morning and afternoon rush and then closed once classes begin.
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Wednesday after he attacked and robbed Young Kim in a Citibank ATM vestibule in Manhattan's Upper West Side, police said.
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After Cerveny's overdose, Johnson and Holder carried her into the building's vestibule, leaving her there as they fled the scene.
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Most of the space that was Ms. Sargent's studio is now taken up by a vestibule and a freight elevator.
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Monthly shows vary between local and visiting artists, with a special vestibule viewable from the street dubbed the PDX Window Project.
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Thursday when an intruder entered the vestibule of the FOX45 building and engaged in conversation with a security contractor, Davis said.
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Standing at the American Airlines automatic check-in vestibule, Leruth says she felt a sensation of a blast in her back.
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He was shot several times after he fired on officers who had discovered him asleep in the vestibule of a bar.
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In the apartment vestibule, Mr. Heffner helped his grandmother put on her coat as she bade farewell to her poodle, Cassie.
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The way it works is clearly set out in an introductory "vestibule," where vitrines hold small groups of thematically related objects.
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Inside the Glitterex vestibule, a glass display case burst with glitter-suffused products that I agreed to not describe, even vaguely.
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After passing through the reception vestibule, if you walk left, you'll find yourself in a small relaxation area with some chairs.
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Salahuddin's face, contorted in mischief in that ATM vestibule, became an image of resistance, with hundreds making it their profile picture.
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Captivated by the energy of the storm, we flipped up the tent's vestibule, making a roof to sit under and observe.
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Other designers add a security film to the glass in the vestibule entrance with the idea of slowing down an intruder.
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His hobby extends to making bullets, reloading spent casings in a mini-workshop that fills the vestibule of his Bronx apartment.
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The recently sold 10th-floor apartment has a private elevator vestibule that opens onto a gallery leading to the main entertaining rooms.
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The apartment is entered via a private vestibule adorned with bright floral wallpaper that opens to a gallery with a curved staircase.
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The vestibule inside your apartment is not considered private when your door is open, making it fair game for the camera's lens.
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From the vestibule, a stone staircase turns past a landing with a French-style arched stone window toward an upstairs sitting room.
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At closed branches, ATMs will continue to operate if they are located outside the bank branch's vestibule, such as on the street.
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At closed branches, ATMs will continue to operate if they are located outside the bank branch's vestibule, such as on the street.
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Together, they lit a candle in the vestibule inside the synagogue, then placed stones outside in memory of the dead, per Jewish custom.
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Inside, past the heavy curtains in the vestibule, Moda is a confectionary wonderland, a haven with gelato-colored walls and blush suede furniture.
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Brizzi was shot three times when he emerged from the station vestibule and refused police orders to take a hand from his pockets.
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The vestibule and the great reading room that Michelangelo designed for the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana are open to the public during temporary exhibitions.
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Finally, there is a study that opens to a rear vestibule leading to the backyard or upstairs, and a bathroom with a shower.
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Reinforced doors During the Sandy Hook shooting, the gunman used an assault weapon to shoot through the vestibule glass and enter the building.
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I walked into a kind of glass vestibule, then opened a door into the half-light of In Sheep's Clothing, a listening bar.
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In both houses, for example, the entrance vestibule has a winding staircase with a decorative glass window set in the roof as a skylight.
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From the vestibule, the bouncer, Ndricim Hajdari (known to customers as Jimmy), caught Ms. Clark's eye and blew her a kiss through the window.
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To get to work in the morning, Omar Akbari has to pass through a minimum of six sealed doors, including an air-locked vestibule.
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In the vestibule there are framed photos of his mother and father, and a handwritten note from Yoko Ono ("Ask the clouds to remember").
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Faye's final revelation is a mural etched in what is now little more than the cavernous vestibule to the graveyard that Jötunheim has become.
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In fact, Ms. Zielonko, now 77, had been asleep upstairs while the attacks took place on the street and in a building vestibule below.
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He would sleep under his tables at night, or in a nearby A.T.M. vestibule, and often fought to defend his spot from competing vendors.
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The couple picked the tile for the kitchen and the railing for the deck, and had a little vestibule added near the front door.
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He then entered the building's vestibule dressed in a hedgehog suit and a surgical mask, an outfit associated with Japanese anime culture, Davis said.
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Security guards also cleared the vestibule to the courtroom and checked the coat closet where attorneys coming to listen to arguments stash their belongings.
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He rose from under the shadow of the Rajabai Clock Tower, which sits atop the storied spiral-stair vestibule of the University of Mumbai.
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I decided to celebrate the bicentennial by renewing my knowledge of the entire museum — every gallery, vestibule and passageway in which art is displayed.
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The ATM reportedly had about $14,000 inside when it was ripped from its cozy home inside a ShopRite vestibule in Covington Township on Tuesday morning.
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There is a guest room as well as two huge master suites, one with a separate living room and another with a vestibule and terrace.
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In the vestibule were stacks of sample ballots for the Democrat, whose smiling visage was on literature left on every car in the parking lot.
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The best running joke in "Uncut Gems" is the vestibule that serves as the entry to the jewelry shop owned by Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler).
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He approached the wrong side of the door to go out and often started to pee in the vestibule, a common sign of cognitive impairment.
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Passing through a vestibule with an ornamental niche, you enter a living room with faux-finished plaster walls and ceiling and an elaborate tiled fireplace.
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They cleaned and preserved original features like the paneled wood front and vestibule doors, and the stone-tile floor in the wide, wood-trimmed foyer.
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We bought our tickets, went into the vestibule, and continued to get there... PIRRO: And by the way, you&aposre seeing this on the screen, folks.
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But at the Istanbul airport, the first security check is in a vestibule at the entrance to the terminal, which theoretically adds a layer of security.
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About New York Stacked on the chipped tile floor of the vestibule at 215 Bowery were 2000 boxes, each addressed to John Doe or Jane Doe.
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The Prado: As Spain's national art museum celebrates its bicentennial, our writer — who has visited more than 200 times — returned to every gallery, vestibule and passageway.
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Cappadonna from the Wu-Tang Clan was the first rapper to walk through her front door in 1989, when the store was just a cramped vestibule.
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Staff leaving the building saw a man standing in the building's vestibule who seemed to be wearing a bulky suit of some kind, the station reported.
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The woman who accuses relativist feminists of circling Dante's vestibule of Hell is a walking contradiction herself, a Nabokovian nymph who argues philosophy like a man.
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The President went to the synagogue for a solemn visit, where he and the first lady lit a candle inside the vestibule for the 11 victims.
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Furthermore, pulling on the skin at the vagina's vestibule results in some stretching of the glans and clitoral hood as well the vascular tissue of the urethra.
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He spent 10 minutes one day on a rapturous tangent about the odd number of stairs Michelangelo designed for the vestibule of the Laurentian Library in Florence.
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"I think everyone who was here on June 276, 274, has a sense of empathy with Sutherland Springs," said Mr. Long, as he stood in the vestibule.
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There were lemon verbena-scented toiletries from Agraria, a San Francisco company (why not a Mexican one?), and the room's vestibule contained a separate, brightly lit sink.
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" In the vestibule, her daughter Shevan Stewart, who lived on the first floor of the building, fainted, then woke up shouting, "The fire, the fire, the fire!
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She described how she saw Mr. Logan kick open the door to the Chauncey Street vestibule and start firing, and how she heard 10 shots in rapid succession.
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In the surveillance footage captured at Crazy Bruce's Discount Liquor in Bristol, the small bear is seen walking along the street before dipping into the liquor store vestibule.
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Daily chores like toting groceries up steep stairs to a high floor and trash down to a vestibule make for "a completely different way of life," she said.
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The Coleman Carlsbad Fast Pitch Dome Tent is our top choice because it sets up in minutes, reduces interior brightness and heat, and has a screened-in vestibule.
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Back aboveground, you'll find a massive vestibule of stone staircases and observation balconies, a gold leaf-coated salon reminiscent of Versailles, and an equally opulent 1,900 seat theater.
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On the year of the Madrid museum's bicentennial, our writer visited every gallery, vestibule and passageway to see if he had missed anything on his previous 200 visits.
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Ms. Baker was arrested in June 2017 on Madison Street after Detective Franco said that he saw Ms. Baker selling drugs in a building's vestibule, the document said.
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On the year of the Madrid museum's bicentennial, our writer visits every gallery, vestibule and passageway to see if he had missed anything on his previous 200 visits.
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" Turning nervously to his adolescent daughter by his side, Aaronovitch felt an unexpected mixture of surprise and relief when he was met with the question, "Daddy, what's a vestibule?
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The restaurant is marked only by a faded red vestibule and a pair of plastic stands that advertise deals—North Indian dishes are half price at lunchtime on weekdays.
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This also meant that the August doorbell had to be placed within a small vestibule of my front door, instead of outside where I'd prefer to have placed it.
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The tiled-floor vestibule leads straight into a living room that has a wood-burning fireplace with a tiled firebox trim and hearth, followed by a formal dining room.
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Because the woman was accused of entering the vestibule of an apartment building to steal the shoes, the crime she is charged with is technically considered a violent felony.
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"You start weighing the value of making a noise when you have a concern," said Ms. Coleman, citing the example of a vestibule door that failed to close properly.
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Beyond the front vestibule, double doors inset with stained glass open to a hallway that runs along the left side, in parallel with three parlors connecting on the right.
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Even when the restaurant is at its busiest, with people waiting in the vestibule for a table, no one makes you feel like you need to speed through your meal.
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There is a spacious vestibule, which he calls "classic and contemporary at the same time," created from a courtyard with golden stone walls and a colorful geometric patterned marble floor.
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A vestibule with diamond-patterned parquet flooring that is found throughout this level leads through an arched doorway to a living room with a vaulted ceiling ribbed with dark beams.
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The floor creaked under worshipers' feet as they made their way to a pew, and a plaque in the vestibule commemorated past members who had fought in the Great War.
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The inn has a Japanese aesthetic, with its dark wood, Zenlike simplicity and the handmade donabe casseroles on display in the gleaming kitchen that can be seen from the vestibule.
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For example, the Mishnah, the earliest Rabbinic text (third century A.D.), records Rabbi Jacob's teaching that our world is merely a vestibule for the afterlife in the world to come.
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For example, the Mishnah, the earliest Rabbinic text (third century A.D.), records Rabbi Jacob's teaching that our world is merely a vestibule for the afterlife in the world to come.
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Within the vestibule there are the usual takeout menus and free newspapers scattered on the tiled floor, and someone has once again covered the buzzer panel with stickers advertising a locksmith.
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On the year of the Prado's bicentennial, our writer visited every gallery, vestibule and passageway to see whether he had missed anything on his previous 200 visits to the Madrid museum.
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Located in the hallway connecting the vestibule to the main gallery space, the handrail consists of interconnected acrylic tubes filled with a bricolage of rubber, glass, beeswax, pollen, and shredded government documents.
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Streep's penthouse sits at the top of River Lofts tower on Laight Street in Tribeca, where a private keyed elevator in the lobby leads directly to a private vestibule in the penthouse.
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I sit there for a half-hour reading until alternate-side is finished, securing a space that lets me see my car from the vestibule of my apartment when I get upstairs.
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Size: 24501,754 square feet Price per square foot: $527 Indoors: Double doors open to a marble-tiled vestibule, followed by a stair hall with hardwood floors and a wall of exposed brick.
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The ride starts in a pretty ordinary vestibule with your average ferris wheel and merry go around as well as a massive naked guy waving to you while sitting on the toilet.
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Size: 21977,21 square feet Price per square foot: $2034 Indoors: The cheerful yellow front door opens to a vestibule and, beyond, a living room with a brick-and-tile fireplace and recessed lights.
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One enters the exhibition through a small room, a kind of vestibule that contains introductory wall text and a single large photograph by Jeff Wall, the only work by him in the exhibition.
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On a lazy, almost-warm Sunday last month, we drove to the Red Lobster in Woodbridge, N.J., where we were met with a 20-minute wait in a vestibule strewn with spider webs.
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You can reduce the cost (and perhaps some anxiety) by using wallpaper on a single feature wall in a room, or to cover a small, intimate space like a powder room or vestibule.
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An 11-by-36-foot gallery, just off a private elevator vestibule, offers views of the neighboring Temple Emanu-El and leads to the home's formal living and dining rooms and a paneled library.
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From the slate-floor vestibule you enter an open-plan living and dining area with a wall of glass and other windows, a vaulted, beamed ceiling and an offset fireplace of white-painted brick.
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But for many New Yorkers, coming home to find deliveries stacked in the vestibule, hidden behind the building's garbage cans, or worst of all, left outside a locked door, is a thing of the past.
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Others communicated in muted gestures, dabbed at tears, or lingered for long stretches in the popcorn-strewn vestibule at the AMC multiplex here, as if still processing the deliberately provocative movie they had just seen.
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In the vestibule, the man in the onesie displayed a flash drive and said he wanted to air information comparable to the Panama Papers, FOX45 News Director Mike Tomko told reporters, according to the CNN affiliate.
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Indeed, the series of C-prints ranging across the floating walls (built by Auder's former collaborator, the artist Servane Mary) cordoning off the show's central vestibule, are provocative not only in content, but in sheer volume.
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The gunman, Alvin Lee King III, 45, a former high-school mathematics teacher, had two rifles, two pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition as he stood in the vestibule behind a set of swinging doors.
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The 840-square-foot club suites at the Four Seasons São Paulo have living rooms with wet bars and a workspace, king-sized bedrooms, full en-suite baths, and a powder room off the entry vestibule.
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Some people might argue that J.J. Reddick isn't a rando, but to those people I would say: please call J.J.'s family and let them know he appears to be trapped in a restaurant or bodega vestibule.
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After some hemming and hawing with both uniformed and plainclothes police officers, as well as building security, five protesters were allowed a few feet inside the vestibule of 212 5th Ave to leave Bezos his unordered shipment.
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It's better coming up from the PATH trains, where riders pass through a kind a vestibule (beneath the tracks for the No. 1 train) before stepping up to the nave of the Oculus, which appears suddenly, obliquely.
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But the most impressive food queue exists in an unassuming storefront on actual Wall Street, behind a paper bag brown vestibule that leads into a bright space decorated with subway tile, rustic wood, and vegetables en plein air.
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Some of the works generated a successful rapport with the space, such as "Emma (Icon)," by Yves Scherer, a gold-leafed plaster cast of a female form, tucked away into a vestibule like a forgotten piece of statuary.
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Yet investigators found security video showing that Ms. Baker went into the building without stopping in the vestibule, and that Detective Franco was not close enough to her to actually see what she was doing, the document said.
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On the day they received a videotape that appeared to show Mr. Kelly with a young woman — which they did not write about because they could not confirm the woman's identity — a gunshot shattered Mr. DeRogatis's vestibule window.
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"Austere" was the word that came to mind as I entered his crepuscular vestibule and ascended to the portal of the reading room on a flight of oval steps carved from a somber gray stone known as pietra serena.
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Weinstein then proceeded to expose himself to Sivan and began to masturbate ... Sivan says Weinstein ejaculated quickly into a potted plant that was in the vestibule and then proceeded to zip up his pants and they walked back into the kitchen.
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Mr. Logan was convicted of fatally shooting a man in a Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, vestibule in 1997, with the police and prosecutors alleging Mr. Logan murdered the man as retribution for the theft of a gold chain after a dice game.
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One of the most surprising discoveries to Bill was learning that a neighbor of Kitty's rushed to her side in her final moments, cradling Kitty while she bled profusely on the floor of a street-level vestibule of her apartment building.
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Nemo 4P Wagontop Tent for $375 ($125 off): This versatile, three-season tent has a simple setup with no rain fly, a shockingly high head clearance of 78 inches, and a removable front vestibule for protecting your bags and shoes.
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Dressed in a suit and tie, and conspicuously white, I parked my rental car in the lot out front, and walked through a vestibule and into a humble but nicely appointed sanctuary with gray carpet and lavender and purple walls.
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The officers, who were in plain clothes but were wearing police jackets and shields, went out of the tenant's front door to the vestibule, where Officer Haste let in Officer Chris Crocitto, the sergeant's driver, and Officer Mcloughlin, according to testimony.
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The living room Bündchen passes by on her way to the Boston kitchen holds the tall candle holder from the spiral staircase vestibule in L.A., and a painting from the West Coast library made its way into the New England living room.
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The Hills' new residence, which is a floor below Mr. Blavatnik's unit, is entered through a mirrored and marble octagonal vestibule that leads to a 12-by-34-foot formal gallery, with symmetrical inset bookcases accented by architectural millwork pediments and marble plaques.
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The investigator mimicked the sound of 10 gunshots being fired in quick succession from the vestibule as the lawyer tried to run from the street to Ms. Jones's apartment, which Ms. Jones claimed she did in time to see the final shot.
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And the tenants who are living through the renovation come and go through an unstylish vestibule that leads to a lobby that has all the charm of a construction site, although the ornate front desk is a transplant from the hotel's earlier days.
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At the Lower Manhattan location of the Assemblage (from $495 per month), where the co-working floors are topped by hotel rooms and short-stay apartments, the vestibule sets a nature- and spirituality-inflected tone: Walls and ceiling are lined in preserved moss.
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Mr. Trump lit memorial candles in a vestibule near where the shooting unfolded, and placed stones and white roses from the White House outside, in commemoration of those killed in an attack by a gunman full of anti-Semitic rage shouting that Jews must die.
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Mr. Furman, 36, whose maternal grandmother is Japanese, rearranged the plan to create an entrance vestibule and short hallway leading past twinned single bedrooms, after which the apartment opens up into a large living room that is united with the kitchen and eat-in island.
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Size: 6,344 square feet Price per square foot: $296 Indoors: Reoriented with the addition, the main entrance takes you by way of a stone-floored vestibule into a large family room with radiant-heated, reclaimed wide-plank oak floors and antique oak ceiling beams.
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A video shows them jumping out of the 2005 Chevrolet — which had a snowplow and a salt spreader attached and had been taken from a country club nearby — and hurrying inside to attach the chain to the A.T.M. in a vestibule on the side of the store.
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Size: 8,5883 square feet Price per square foot: $70 Indoors: Ascending an exterior flight of concrete steps, you pass through an ornate wrought-iron grate into a marble vestibule, and then through mahogany double doors into a grand entrance that culminates in a double-winged staircase.
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He had been fairly regular until that point on the trip, going to the bathroom every morning and then staying dressed in head to toe snow gear all day until he could stop to set up camp for the night, and go to the bathroom in a sheltered vestibule.
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Then, just as Mr. Rozzi was saying, "I'm going to tell you something I have never talked about to a reporter" — at that very moment — there was a knock at the door and his executive assistant came in to tell us that another legislator was waiting in the vestibule.
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"Each generation built on the other generation in their collecting," Ms. Darby said, pointing out notable pieces in the house, such as the T'ang dynasty Chinese tomb figures in the vestibule, the seventh-century Chinese Bodhisattva in the tearoom and a portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart in the library.
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The layout's flaws only amplified loyalists' affection, as did the strategically selected hand-me-down furniture and art collection; the umbrella stand in the vestibule; the long mahogany bar, with its shelves of wine bottles and ample room to eat, and the jazzy Judy Rifka murals of gamboling figures, "Satyricon" lite.
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On the Market 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties • In Forest Hills Gardens, Queens, a four-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath attached three-story townhouse with a vestibule, a dining room and a full unfinished basement on an 18-foot by 86-foot lot.
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By thee, religion, liberty, and laws, Exert their influence, and advance their cause By thee, worse plagues than Pharaoh's land befell, Diffused, make earth the vestibule of hell Thou fountain, at which drink the good and wise; Thou ever-bubbling spring of endless lies; Like Eden's dread probationary tree, Knowledge of good and evil is from thee!
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As the scenery changes from green valleys and farm land to the dry, desert-like terrain of Ashcroft, British Columbia, you'll look out the domed windows (or view from the open-air vestibule) and see anything from giant osprey nests and big-horned sheep to mountain goats and bald eagles as the train chugs into Kamloops.
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Now that vestibule at 85 Bowery, along with much of Chinatown and large swaths of the Lower East Side, is a crash point for the demands of a growing city: the dwindling number of rent-regulated apartments and a sturdy population of working people of modest means, roaring real estate values and relatively few zoning limits.
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