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Apartment in sentence

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This is my apartment.
This is the view from my apartment, over the sort of landscape of triangular balconies that our client called the Leonardo DiCaprio balcony.
Until recently, this was the view from my apartment, onto this place where our client actually bought the neighbor site.
And he said that he was going to do an apartment block next to a parking structure.
Then we sort of cut up the volume, so we wouldn't block the view from my apartment.
The wood of your apartment continues outside becoming the facades.
I couldn't afford to find an apartment, or couldn't afford an apartment that would allow me to have the Rottweiler and the cat.
I was living in my own apartment.
She said, "Come to my apartment."
"Come to my apartment and we'll talk for those 15 minutes, and then we'll decide whether we proceed."
And so I showed up in this dark, rambling New York apartment, and she called out to me, and she was in bed.
This is a painting I did of my wife in my apartment.
I went to see a friend of mine, and he made me wait in his apartment in Malabar Hill on the twentieth floor, which is a really, really upmarket area in Mumbai.
But they gave me full addresses, with, like, apartment numbers and zip codes, as if John of God was going to stop by their house and see them in person or send along a package.
Jane (Lewis) has recently inherited a terrific 5th floor apartment from her grandmother, and per agreement with the landlord, gets a ridiculously low renting rate.
Chinaski moves into Jan's apartment and now instead of getting drunk by himself he can get drunk with somebody else.
Fast forward to the present day, a married couple moves into an apartment with a friendly landlord and begins unpacking their things, so far everything's normal.
This student had an interesting type of moving robot in his apartment and sadly enough this non living thing is more interesting than the characters in this film.
The plot focuses on a young woman living in an apartment block and being terrorised by a telephone.
Final Draft - A screenwriter (James Van Der Beek) locks himself into his apartment and succumbs to psychosis in an attempt to write a horror script.
Full of clichés, unrealistic moments: punching the air in celebration after putting a fire out, never mind that someone's lost their home and possessions!!, announcing a pregnancy in a bar along with all your mates before telling you in private first, walking on the roof of a burning building for no apparent reason, the stereotypical funerals and strained relationships, the very dodgy, cheesy music at the end, the unrealistic treatment of the girl who was rescued from her apartment, the very unrealistic explosion from that same apartment!! Did they have a couple of oxygen tanks in the attic or something!!? Anyone with an ounce of wit can see that this movie was a joke.
Like the fact that a couple of kids doing a local web show from a Seattle apartment is a worldwide hit and got them a free trip to Tokyo?
Another thing is that how can a 26 year old single guy with no real job can pay for a 2 level apartment in downtown Seattle and raise his 13 year old sister and pay for a room full of camera and sound equipment including a remote controlled projector and a green screen and an HD camera?
We cut back and forth to the girls from the beginning who are disappearing one by one as well as a young boy hearing strange noises in the next apartment at night, all leading up to a very unsatisfying ending.
This is suppose to be about two people who live over or under each other in an apartment complex.
There's a leak and a plumber put a hole in the man's floor so you can see into the woman's below apartment.
2. A man who lives in a filthy apartment is understandably freaked out when a living organism evolved from his six-month old tuna casserole.
Every scene either takes place in someone's house, someone's apartment or some outdoor location.
His performances in Days Of Wine And Roses, The Apartment, Some Like It Hot, Missing (to name the first ones that come to mind) were all worthy of Best Actor nomination.
This movie is about a depressed and emotionally constricted man has a distant relative move in with him in his apartment in Istanbul.
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