After the trial conviction, the rapist was in the waiting area.
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We took a seat in the waiting area, which was empty.
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In the airport waiting area, the lights flickered and went out.
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Inside one waiting area, a couple of dozen passengers sat glumly.
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And when people came in there was kind of a waiting area.
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From where we sit, we can see everyone in the waiting area.
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The waiting area was arrayed with cushioned chairs, tables and reception desks.
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I arrived at the West Wing waiting area at around nine-thirty.
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The nurse walks me back to the women's changing room and waiting area.
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I get put in what feels like time-out in the waiting area.
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Two videos The surveillance video shows events in the emergency room waiting area.
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I stood in the waiting area for about 10 minutes before being seated.
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To address the problem, 4 Hudson Square will have an indoor waiting area.
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I checked in at the counter and then sat down in the waiting area.
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The waiting area for passengers is almost completely closed off, with unintuitive access points.
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A 25-seat cocktail lounge and waiting area is on an adjacent enclosed terrace.
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In the waiting area, Elvia Mejia, a patient in her mid-70s, started coughing.
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Another video showed them in a waiting area at the airport after the incident.
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And the waiting area at Penn Station is not exactly a majestic dog beach.
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"I hope you know you're lucky," the old man in the embassy waiting area said.
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In the waiting area, a popcorn machine with an attendant attracts all the small children.
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The trailer has been set up as a doctor's waiting area, with Masula as receptionist.
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Seats in the main waiting area were taken, so Ms. Headley sat on the floor.
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The stylist comes to the waiting area a few minutes after she's shampooed Kate's hair.
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"I was the only one in the waiting area 45 minutes before take off," she says.
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Sometimes people have to sit on the floor of the waiting area because there's no room.
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Other patients receive treatment intravenously, while sitting on dilapidated recliner chairs or in the waiting area.
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Five minutes later, I am back in the waiting area watching the clock for our departure.
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At the Cap Haitien airport the next day, the waiting area was new and well maintained.
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A loudspeaker announcement reminding us to wait in the waiting area only named Uber and Lyft.
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When I looked, the waiting area was packed with wealthy vacationers trying to score a table.
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Then I walked into a waiting area with various tables around which people stood and talked.
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At the platform's headquarters in San Bruno, a bulky server sits adjacent to the guest waiting area.
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The locations will include six to eight exam rooms, as well as a waiting area, Carroll said.
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The new Shack will have a similar dining room and waiting area as traditional Shacks, he said.
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Look around as you wait The waiting area can be full of clues, if you look closely.
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Over the next few hours, the waiting area for the in-person clinic begins to fill up.
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Doctors and nurses scrambled to rescue him as someone quickly ushered Caleb and Rebecca into the waiting area.
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But if you need to wait for your session to start, you can relax in the waiting area.
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Once past the security we sat down in the waiting area and waited for Koli's lawyers to arrive.
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The ship was in a waiting area, the source said, where vessels typically anchor for permission to dock.
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A muted corporate video featuring Ahmadzai plays on a television in the waiting area, illustrating the services offered.
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Nowadays, the view from Dr. Hourizadeh's waiting area is of people sitting at tables shaded by orange umbrellas.
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Amtrak's hall has high ceilings, but its waiting area is cramped as if passengers were the last priority.
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Cormier's husband — and 90 Day Fiancé costar — David Vázquez Zermeño was nearby, cheering her on from the waiting area.
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Salma was among dozens of Syrian refugee women and girls seated in the clinic's vast waiting area that day.
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On day four, a patient in the women's waiting area has a tray of baked goods on her lap.
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But we're not there long—a few minutes later, a very cranky nurse takes us to the waiting area.
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Most airports have a dedicated waiting area for Uber and Lyft drivers that the apps will direct you to.
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Miners and patients cross paths in the waiting area for elevators and on the walk to the sleeping chambers.
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It's cavernous and elegant (chandeliers glimmer in the waiting area), with marble walls and a twinkling, fiber-optic ceiling.
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The clinic was tucked away in a commercial building; girls as young as 14 sat in the waiting area.
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Caitlin is in the surgical patient waiting area on the 10th floor of NYU Langone's Tisch Hospital, eyes barely open.
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The patient sat in the crowded waiting area near the line where other patients were waiting to pick up medication.
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To the right of the front door is an intimate, soft-focus cocktail alcove that doubles as a waiting area.
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I stood in the waiting area as the man's wife tearfully explained to one of the Americans what had happened.
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On Friday, the travelers were settled into a quiet corner of a large waiting area, where they occupied three sofas.
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The coincidence made her arrival a news story in the Bay Area, with local media crowding the airport's waiting area.
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The first floor of the two-story restaurant acts as a waiting area, as well as a grab-and-go café.
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Next to it is a waiting area where employees can wait to meet with the IT team, or simply work from.
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After I sat in the waiting area for some time, my acupuncturist, Max, came out from behind reception to greet me.
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The mortuary is set back from the road, with a large open waiting area lined with benches where relatives can wait.
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After the ultrasound, which I was not required to look at, and another waiting area, I was taken for my surgery.
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To complicate matters, it was an usually warm day in early May, which turned the waiting area into a toasty den.
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I passed undetected through the racers' waiting area and over to a perch just to the left of the starting gate.
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Just before her afternoon nap, she could be fussy, and I would walk her around our waiting area while she whimpered.
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The blue-collar shop, with rows of wooden chairs in the waiting area, is a favorite among immigrants in the city.
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With just a few straight-backed chairs inside the small brick-walled waiting area, Royal Rib House is only a temporary hangout.
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Instead, this train barreled over the bumper and onto a concourse, coming to rest at a wall near the station's waiting area.
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However, Kevin Chmielewski, a former EPA staffer, told the Hill that the lobby is actually a waiting area in Pruitt's executive suite.
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There's a modern hospital bed, a reception desk, and a waiting area with a vast expanse of oppressively cheerful salmon-pink tile.
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In the main waiting area, the vaulted steel-truss ceiling, which gives the appearance of simple wooden beams, radiates a collegiate feel.
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The 1,460-square-foot space has three large offices, two bathrooms and a kitchenette, as well as a reception and waiting area.
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Citing rising nighttime ridership and falling crime, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is gradually removing the waiting area signs as it renovates stations.
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Entire areas of the terminal, including the heavily used bathrooms at both ends of the ground floor waiting area, were cordoned off.
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"But by the time I thought about wiping down her seat in the waiting area, someone else had already sat in it."
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The space would need proper ventilation, and patients should not be contained in a waiting area where they could infect one another.
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Stuff animals, story books, and small chairs fill the juvenile waiting area at the Migrant Protection Protocols Immigration Hearing Facilities in Laredo.
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He wasn't able to wait until Belgium to pull out the camera, killing time in the embassy waiting area with repeated selfie-taking.
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Folks who are feeling bad come in and sit down in the waiting area in one of the chairs or on the couch.
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Hai Di Lao is prone to lines especially during weekend hours, and so they've kindly stocked the waiting area with games and snacks.
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Christine Zhang was unaware that she was standing in the off-hours waiting area at the Astor Place station on a recent night.
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Inside, the quarantine waiting area had a row of about eight chairs lined against the wall and one machine for taking vital signs.
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The board on the west side of the station was the heart of the waiting area — the town square, such as it was.
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But before the twins could take their photo with Santa, they were taken to a waiting area that looked like a giant snow globe.
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So finally, after maybe half an hour, some lady in white detoxeralls yanks me through the light and seats me in a waiting area.
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Near the front of the bar, it serves as an extension of the waiting area, where people can sit on bleachers and watch games.
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Soon, we arrive at the hospital's waiting area, and for another eight hours we sit on benches so narrow it's impossible to stay upright.
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There's an older woman in the waiting area—who am I kidding, they're all older—and she offers to tie my gown for me.
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You can imagine the number of people who stood in this waiting area to board boats back to the main part of Disney World.
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When I went to the enclosed (and presumably heated) waiting area, it was empty, and entry was barred by a guard at the door.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was sitting next to a middle-aged man wearing a skirt in the waiting area at the doctor's office.
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Jolene Jackinsky was waiting for a flight at the airport Monday when she saw a man that looked like Obama in the waiting area.
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Padilla ran to her son as he entered the airport waiting area, dropping to her knees and embracing the small boy as he smiled broadly.
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I watch as she leads a group of about 15 women from the waiting area into a separate room containing a TV and comfortable chairs.
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Debtors, nearly all black like her, crowded the wedge-shaped waiting area as lawyers, paralegals and court staff, almost all white, milled about in front.
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After you enter Glow Bar, you walk through the cafe and go downstairs to the sauna area, which has this very millennial, relaxing waiting area.
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There are large monitors at both ends of the main waiting area on the west side of the station and smaller ones above the gates.
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Among those killed were a U.S. Army veteran and a mother of two who happened to be in the waiting area, and a police officer.
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A few feet away in the hospital waiting area, Saye Willie acknowledged that he was initially devastated when his son, Bigboy, was born with clubfoot.
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In the waiting area of Gate C14 at Baltimore Washington International Airport, she wrapped a blanket around him, cradled his head in her arms and wept.
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Buffett, meanwhile, took care of making the pitch to barbers to let them put the machines in the waiting area in exchange for half the profits.
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One of the officers, a criminal complaint says, punched the man in the face while he was in a wheelchair in the emergency room waiting area.
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Gone are the noisy dining room (a dark shoe box), the two kitchens on separate floors and the waiting area big enough for only two customers.
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She said her garage sets itself apart by having female mechanics on staff, running car maintenance workshops – and having a beauty salon in the waiting area.
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That includes one case in February 2018 where a group of four anti-abortion protesters entered a facility in Michigan and harassed patients in the waiting area.
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Andres is led into the courtroom from a door opposite the hallway waiting area, where kids coming from detention, as opposed to home, wait to be seen.
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Other security images, taken from inside the passengers' waiting area, showed that the Daallo Airlines bomber did not take the bomb through the airport security checkpoint himself.
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The agency said close contact could include "caring for, living with, visiting, or sharing a health care waiting area or room" with a person with the virus.
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And a few doors down at Don Pepi Delicatessen, near the Amtrak waiting area, Diana Lopez stood at the front checkout counter, watching passers-by shuffle past.
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Children on a rug in the open-air waiting area entertained themselves by leafing through "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," filling in coloring books and playing with toys.
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" When it was finally picture time, Kifer said that "the look on [Santa's face] when more twins just kept coming out of the waiting area was pretty priceless.
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A woman wearing a blue mask and gloves was screening people by taking temperatures and asking questions before letting them into the waiting area of the emergency room.
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A couple of employees watched for a few free minutes on a TV in the cramped waiting area — but only long enough, it seemed, to substantiate their disgust.
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We don't know that they got on the same flight -- they were in a waiting area to catch shuttle buses to other gates -- but that would've been awesome.
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Photos line the walls with landscapes from Virginia, and there's a framed photo in the waiting area of the senator singing and playing the banjo alongside his colleague, Sen.
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"Austria and in particular Salzburg can and must in no case become a 'waiting area' for migrants," said Wilfried Haslauer, the conservative governor of Salzburg province, which borders Germany.
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Killed in the rampage were a U.S. Army veteran and a mother of two who happened to be in the clinic's waiting area as well as a police officer.
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Upon arrival, customers make their orders near the waiting area then are given airline-style tickets before being called to the "gate" when it's time for them to board.
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" On Sunday, MVM released a statement disputing the CIR report's characterization of the facility as a holding center, saying the building was being used as a "temporary waiting area.
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The head of Bronzino's Lucrezia Panciatichi, set against a 19th-century train station waiting area in "Salle d'Attente," becomes a dramatic performance of the baroque monotony of passing time.
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"I asked to speak to a supervisor and he told me that it was ok for me to breastfeed in the waiting area, but I should try and "cover up.
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Each stage is like a tiny snapshot of a location — a fancy house party, an airport waiting area, a tennis court — filled with people and objects you can interact with.
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Puking, throwing up... One time a wife and husband finished and came out into the main waiting area and the wife sat on the stone bench we have out here.
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"I never even noticed it," Eddie Rodriguez said as he stared at a large yellow sign that read "Off hours waiting area" in the Astor Place subway station in Manhattan.
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Pacing in the airport waiting area, I passed a sailor's transistor radio leaning on an open window sill and heard the announcement that Senator Robert F. Kennedy had been shot.
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The Amtrak waiting area, currently on the first floor near the Eighth Avenue entrance, will be moved to the historic James A. Farley Post Office building across the street, Cuomo says.
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" The sergeant, Freddy Lopez, then moves toward the man, who is in a waiting area across a low wall, and orders him to stop recording because "the law says you can't.
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She also displayed photographs of New York street scenes from the Museum of the City of New York, which Mr. Johnson has kept on the walls in his office waiting area.
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The conceit is that this movie's game masters absolutely intend to kill the six invitees who at first find themselves in a waiting area that turns into a people-cooking oven.
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Based on call logs, the attendant called Coltea twice and spoke with him for a total of 8 minutes before he dropped Warsaw off at the wheelchair waiting area at 12:13.
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"Turn to your left," he told a seatmate in the MSNBC waiting area, apparently willing to offer a candid assessment of Mr. Stone only if cameras could not decipher any eye contact.
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The patio offers front-row seats to volleyball games that continue throughout the seasons, and a cozy waiting area separates the dining hall with ceiling-to-floor shafts of green diaphanous fabric.
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The other morning, Mr. Cruz, an admissions counselor at the center, carried a 28-pound bag of Professional Plus Chicken and Pea Formula from the back as Cookie eagerly circled the waiting area.
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California is requiring pregnancy centers that affirm the life and value of unborn life to refer for state funded abortions through the posting of a sign in the waiting area of the clinic.
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Amtrak police deployed a Taser on a belligerent man near a waiting area, and some people thought the sound of the Taser was the sound of gunshots, according to NBC 4 New York.
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The patient sat in the crowded waiting area near the line of customers, and once she was at the counter, she admitted to the pharmacist that she was supposed to be under quarantine.
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In today's one-window government service offices, citizens get a slip, pour themselves a coffee, wait a few minutes in a clean waiting area and soon get their requests processed quickly and efficiently.
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She tried the 40th Precinct station house next, but officers at the desk left her standing in the public waiting area for a half-hour, she said, making her fear being seen again.
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Four uniformed officers wearing vests emblazoned with the words "Detention Officer" accompanied the migrants as they passed through security at the court and lined up against a white wall in the waiting area.
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"The train never stopped, it basically kept going on the track, went off the track into the station – like, a waiting area – and in the process of that a beam came down," LaFalce says.
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Guest rooms are accessible through the space-age flight tubes (featured in the movie Catch Me If You Can), while the lobby and business/events center incorporate some of the original waiting area seating.
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I sit down in the salon's waiting area, scroll through Fashionphile, my favorite pre-loved designer site, and immediately order a navy blue Celine tote bag that's on sale for $650 plus tax ($707).
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Kat Cole, group president of FOCUS Brands, tells Adam Bryant in a New York Times interview that before asking questions, she likes to see how job candidates interact with people in the waiting area.
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"I have been escorted out the back door of my physician's office so as not to upset the other pregnant women in the waiting area, my grief on full display and uncontainable," she said.
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There was one other person in the waiting area, a lean and muscular man in his 40s who was also a cryo virgin but who seemed much less nervous than either one of us.
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We grab a number to wait and the restaurant cleverly has a beer ATM installed in the waiting area: You put a two-euro coin into the machine and it pours you a pint!
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They enter through a security door and fill a white-walled waiting area before taking seats in the injection room, where nurses give them a needle and an average dose of 353 milligrams of diacetylmorphine.
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"At night I tell myself, this is our waiting area, this is where we are waiting to go to our Canaan," she said, waving her hand around the home she likens to a tomato box.
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Those who seem promising targets for fund-raising may receive a visit from a hospital executive in their rooms, as well as extra amenities like a bathrobe or a nicer waiting area for their families.
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We sat beside each other in the visitation room, set up like an airport waiting area, and talked in Spanish amid the drone of mothers and wives speaking in English to their incarcerated loved ones.
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It also meant that women at Sunday's screening in Brooklyn found themselves sharing the Alamo's waiting area, in the sleek City Point shopping complex, with no fewer than five reporters and a television camera operator.
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Of course, the "full power" of Cuomo's Empire Station Complex involves moving the Amtrak waiting area from its current subterranean location under Madison Square Gardens to the much grander old Farley Post Office across Eighth Avenue.
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After clearing customs and immigration at the airport, she headed to the waiting area where not only her biological parents, but a half-sister and others in her new-found extended family were waiting for her.
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The New York City Transit Authority, which operates city buses and subways, began installing the waiting-area signs in the 1980s as part of a series of new security features for the then-troubled subway system.
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The five exam rooms and waiting area are only for women, and beyond offering basic health care, the center offers women a number of programs like a golf team, a weight loss group and art therapy.
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So an author who suggests the dead are not howling in the abyss but rather hanging out in what she imagines as a pretty "waiting area" — well, that's an author who's easy for me to love.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Commissioned and produced by the New York arts festival Performa, Taiwanese artist Huang Po-Chih's project "Heaven on Fourth" was divided between two spaces: a waiting area and a bar.
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"Aire D'attente" (French for "waiting area") was a joint effort between artist Thierry Boutonnier and architecture firm Fabriques Architectures Paysages to transform a neglected wasteland in La Confluence — France's first fully sustainable neighborhood — into an urban agroecosystem.
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"I have a lot of wild ideas, and if I'm capable of making them come true then I do it," says Li, meeting me by a waiting area designed to resemble an airport check-in gate zone.
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All the seats in the main waiting area were taken, she said, so she sat on the floor with her back against the blue wall and talked to Damone, who was in a stroller to her right.
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Her fourth-grade students had come to see her, to give her the "We miss you" drawings they'd made, but she hadn't gone to meet them in the waiting area, so they'd left their art at reception.
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When you enter the waiting area at NBC's "Meet the Press," there is a framed photo of McCain and Graham sitting together on the set, like a portrait of the extended family of the Washington green room.
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When I finally got my footing and emerged from my room, he guided me to the waiting area that housed a big, comfy couch and a hot cup of tea for me to sip on while we chatted.
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While in a waiting area for private flights at Anchorage International Airport on Monday, Obama, who was on his way home after a trip to Asia, spotted 6-month-old Giselle and her mother, Jolene Jackinsky, of Anchorage.
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From the a time a person enters the waiting area of an emergency room or clinic to the time spent with the doctor as well as the doctor's treatment decision-making is all influenced by race and ethnicity.
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Some of my patients similarly refuse, perhaps because they may feel they aren't looking their best in our waiting area, preparing for chemotherapy; and perhaps worried that the photo might make their cancer diagnosis that much more concrete.
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"You got to arrive early, it's cold out there," said Lorenzo Bell, 56, a homeless man who hugged his shoulders for warmth as he held a seat in a waiting area for train riders bound for New Jersey.
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The "lab" waiting area in the Flight of Passage ride is particularly detailed — there are informational plaques, "simulations," and interactive exhibits to introduce Disney's youngest tourists to the world of an eight-year-old movie they likely haven't seen.
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And that's why they were huddled in Klatch Coffee Roastery and Training Lab's colorful waiting area with a multigenerational group of coffee geeks at 10 AM on a Saturday morning, eager to throw down $125 for the Elida Experience.
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Gordon saw them in the court's waiting area, before he passed through a sally port to get to his classroom: people with holes in their sweatpants, T-shirts emblazoned with random logos, inadequate shoes—poor people with chaotic lives.
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But, of course, while the pop star swanned her way through the waiting area, even breaking to briefly twerk in her ballgown, it appears Drake was temporarily blinded by his puppy love, tripping over the back of her dress.
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Originally just sort of a waiting area for those about to watch local alternative performance art in the adjoining theater space, the bar later served beer and wine with all the presentation of booze culled from the corner market.
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Drill instructors who accompany recruits to these sessions usually sit in a waiting area, but Felix ''stood about 10 feet away,'' according to the report, while Raheel provided what was referred to as a ''voluntary statement'' retracting his threat.
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Private equity backed IntegraMed is also targeting millennials -- with a boutique-style urban New York clinic that offers a stylish waiting area with a juice bar, video-streaming services in the blood drawing room and easy financing options through LendingClub.
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On Wednesday morning at the airport, he posted a picture of three vintage planes, parked, with the caption: "In the waiting area...." More than an hour later, he was aboard the B-17 and posted a picture of the interior.
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At Brooklyn Boulders, near one of the slanted bouldering walls — the shorter walls without ropes — a diverse group of young people were sitting on the mats and catching up on a recent Saturday while two dogs frolicked in the waiting area.
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"I try to help them, but they harass the customers, and the police can't do anything," said Mr. Silva, whose shop looks out on dozens of homeless men and women who live in a waiting area for New Jersey Transit passengers.
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I was of two minds about this puzzle: On the one hand, we have some very nice entries, like BLACK FRIDAY, WAITING AREA, BED AND BREAKFAST, WINE STEWARD, ANDREA DORIA, CYBERMONDAY, FINAGLED (always a fun word), TAKES LEAVE and RADAR BLIPS.
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Gregory Floyd, the guards' union president, said the guards, Bettina Barnett-Weekes and Toyin Ramos-Williams, tried to reason with Ms. Headley for 40 minutes before the police arrived, and that there were rows of seats available in the waiting area.
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In a waiting area before the contest began, blue-colored vodka-infused mixed drinks with the words "Slurp Juice" emblazoned on the cups were handed out freely at the bar, a nod to the in-game item that replenishes your health and armor.
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Calling it the "biggest construction project in our state's history," Cuomo said he would remake the current rat's nest under Madison Square Garden, while also transforming the nearly vacant James A. Farley Post Office across the street into a new passenger waiting area.
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When the veteran in Austin, Texas left a care conference, walked into a VA facility waiting area full of people, and shot himself on April 9th, someone bore the responsibility to protect those VA employees, other veterans, and the veteran himself from himself.
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She checked off the ways the space improves on the previous location: more than three times the seating capacity, monitors spread throughout the audience area and an agenda-tracking display in the outer waiting area so that presenters know when to hustle in.
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One, the mother of a newborn who had died four years prior, found Hayes in a waiting area and talked to him about the importance of spending time with the deceased infant, a practice that has become increasingly common among parents in similar situations.
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Also ported over from the Broadway production are the director Kenny Leon and his star, Kerry Washington, who paces the waiting area of a Miami police station after her son, an incoming West Point student, didn't return home after a night out with friends.
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According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the train sped up and was going twice the 10 mph speed limit just before it slammed into a bumping post at the end of the rail line, went airborne and hurtled into the station's waiting area on Sept. 29.
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Amidst the attack on Jovanovic, the cancelling of Ivanovic's show, and Milinovic's arrest, a memo to staff in the Air Serbia lounge in Belgrade's Nikola Tesla airport leaked in late December, urging vigilance about the type of media available in the waiting area for the government-owned airline.
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Up I head to a waiting area that feels like a yoga studio, with rattan matting on the floor, semi-open walls with glimpses of palm thatch, a little reception desk, and an impressive amount of birdsong for an area whose rice fields are rapidly turning to villas.
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Cuomo made his comments as he marked the opening of a new West End Concourse underneath what is slated to become the Moynihan Train Hall, a $1.6 billion project to transform the James A. Farley Post Office Building across Eighth Avenue from Penn Station into a waiting area for the LIRR and Amtrak.
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You are rewarded for being a safe traveler with the privilege of buying a soggy $12 sandwich, hunkering down in a chaotic waiting area while for some reason CNN plays on 100 screens, and using bathrooms that look as though the tile was filthy and wet from the moment it was put down.
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At an annual working group meeting with abortion rights leaders — "folks from the coasts," she recalled — the conversation centered not on the challenges to abortion rights in her state but on whether artwork conveying female power in a New York clinic's waiting area was too provocative and would alienate its changing patient base.
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They also did not detect any respiratory viruses on the armrest of a chair in the waiting area, the handrails of an escalator, the buttons of an elevator, the trolley handles for luggage, or the touch screen of the check-in machine—which means I've been applying hand sanitizer at all the wrong times.
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The waiting area can be warm on a summery days — and it is a far cry from the state-of-the art pet-friendly roof deck at Kennedy International Airport that Rufus explored before boarding a flight to California last year — but it at least provided a place to sit away from the crowds.
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I rarely hear that song these days, but if I do—in an HSBC waiting area or as Vodafone hold music—it reminds me of that time in my life, when the only stuff I had to worry about was saving up for ten bags and getting my report card signed at the end of each lesson.
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Most of the mothers and fathers who did make it to this waiting area had faced a harrowing choice: Travel with their children along a road they knew had been the target of mortar fire, to a hospital that overlooked a front line; or stay put and pray the conflict would soon end, knowing that the disease could be spreading through the bodies of their children.
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Keep Following PEOPLE's Complete Coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics Until the hats get taken off their hands, though, Alex and Maia have plenty else to focus on: They told reporters on Monday afternoon that they were pleased with their short dance earlier that day, which earned them a final score 77.73, though Alex had seemed briefly let-down with the results when he heard them in the "kiss and cry" waiting area next to the rink.
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