alcove

\nGo visit other alcoves when you need to.

They had an alcove set up with speakers to demonstrate what the clock might sound like.

The fridge is in an alcove on top of a dense rubber mat, designed to absorb sound.

2000$ is a _very_ cheap 1 BDR in manhattan, more likely an "alcove" studio.

Six years ago I designed a mixed-mode alcove based office plan.

There was even an alcove with a projector and a video-player and a couple of sofas.

Imagine a little 5x5 alcove cut into the wall with a dumpster full of fried fish grease that hasn't been hosed out since Katrina.

You clearly happen to love that relic, and I think you should find a way to place it just-so in a nicely lit alcove in your apartment.

A private office where the entire front wall could roll up or slide away, turning it into an alcove rather than a room, would be ideal.

Go into the Citizen's Bank ATM which is inside a glass alcove with a security door that you need to swip your ATM card to get into.

We ducked first into the alcove doorway of a restaurant and then sheltered inside at the bar for the evening eating tapas.

On the same visit, I turned a corner into a sort of alcove only to 'confront' a Rembrandt self-portrait hanging on a wall by itself.

My friend thinks the architect intentionally made the alcove that holds his file cabinets slightly too small to retaliate against him.

I mean would they program customers to remit extra currency units for a special Verizon speed-charge port for your alcove or something?

In some places you couldn't walk 2 blocks without seeing at least one discarded scooter splayed out on the sidewalk or grassy median, perhaps kindly tilted against an alcove or tree.

Restaurants usually allow reservations of a specific table; I know of one restaurant that asks you where you want to be seated when you call, and their best table 'the window seats' is a small 2 person table in a little alcove and the only table in the place that is actually next to a window and they only book it if someone specifically asks.