Zeena came into the room with her dragging
down-at-the-heel step, and quietly took her accustomed seat between them.
Ethan Frome
into one of those huge, operatic,
down-at-the-heels Peruvian
A Trick
The coming-of-age tale unfolds on the titular street (a cheery borough designed by Robert Pinta) in an appealingly
down-at-the-heels New York City neighborhood, home to both humans and puppets whose resemblance to certain Muppet characters is entirely intentional.
'Q' is for quirky
FIRST-TIME DINERS at Michael John's (regulars refer to it as MJ's) Bradenton brasserie might be in for a shock since this classy--and pricey--restaurant is tucked into a
down-at-the-heels strip mall on the outer fringes of the gated Carlton Arms apartment complex.
A little bit French, a little bit steakhouse at Michael John's
A
down-at-the-heels advertising copywriter when he hit on the idea, he originally meant it as a joke.
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What was around in those days, before Times Square became a haven for tourists toting shopping bags from the M&M's store, was a
down-at-the-heels neighborhood of working dancers, actors, singers and musicians.
'Round Midnight: no less a star than Desmond Richardson heads up the show's stellar dance ensemble
Alas, this sweet spot soon soured as the proximity of noisy neighbors, and the general
down-at-the-heels aura of the town of Guerneville, prodded my restless spirit to action.
Confessions of a serial homebuyer
Every day we read in the newspaper about the woes and future of the
down-at-the-heels section of our main street known as Mid-Market.
California Historical Society walking and bus tours
No sensible young girl wants to stay in Gypsum, Missouri, especially the
down-at-the-heels neighborhood the rich kids call Trashtown.
Littlefield, Sophie. Banished
I like a genuinely depraved,
down-at-the-heels town, wait staff with vacant eyes, the whole suffused by a pervasive sense of despair.
A desert of depravity
Kratchman reworked the overall character of the existing,
down-at-the-heels building, giving his client-family a "new," elegant, upper Madison Avenue-style, single-family townhouse mansion, now consisting of six floors plus a usable, excavated cellar, stretching the building from three to six floors and increasing the usable living space from 4,400 to 6,670 s/f., an increase of 2,270 s/f.
Kratchman's upper East Side project: a true stretch
With Teddy, it was like being stuck next to a lonely person on a plane, or in his
down-at-the-heels case it would be a bus, and having to listen to story after story about his life in show business.
'Faith Healer' is more blarney than magic; Brian Friel's play offers arresting performances and lots of talk
The new building also functions as an aspirational object in a
down-at-the-heels part of town: It is intended to represent the possibility of a richer (intellectually or otherwise) life to the adults and children who will use it every day.
A newer Orleans: six proposals
The
down-at-the-heels salesman is not conspicuous, even among the passing suits and fashionable women, for there are other vendors under the elevated railway, a nether region of greasy spoons and the hard-up, a penumbra fringing the great white way of Ginza.
Sano-san--a man with a vision
As principal of his own Alexandria, Va., firm, Moore has renovated many
down-at-the-heels houses in the Northern Virginia area and brought them into the 2ist century.
Cherry Street House