Tintoretto's Last Supper ( at right ) epitomizes Mannerism by taking Jesus and the table out of the middle of the room.

The middle four ( sometimes called the " engine room " or " power house ") are usually the less technical, but more powerful rowers in the crew, whilst the bow pair are the more technical and generally regarded as the pair to set up the balance of the boat.

Black people could sit in the middle rows until the white section filled ; if more whites needed seats, blacks were to move to seats in the rear, stand, or, if there was no room, leave the bus.

In European medieval cities around the 10th to 12th centuries, the kitchen still used an open fire hearth in the middle of the room.

General technocentric enthusiasm even led some designers to take the " work kitchen " approach even further, culminating in futuristic designs like Luigi Colani's " kitchen satellite " ( 1969, commissioned by the German high-end kitchen manufacturer Poggenpohl for an exhibit ), in which the room was reduced to a ball with a chair in the middle and all appliances at arm's length, an optimal arrangement maybe for " applying heat to food ", but not necessarily for actual cooking.

Supper may refer to, on largely class-based distinctions, either a late-evening snack ( working and middle class usage ) or to make a distinction between " supper " as an informal family meal ( which would be eaten in the kitchen or family dining room ) as opposed to " dinner "; generally a grander affair ( either or both in terms of the meal and the courses within the meal itself ), which would be eaten in the best dining room, may well have guests from outside the household, and for which there may be a dress code.

Although aristocratic homes might have state rooms, the frequent name for this reception room among the emerging middle classes was the " parlour.

As the parlour was the room in which the larger world encountered the private sphere of middle class life, the family's face to the world, it was invariably the best room ( indeed it was often colloquially called just that ) in the home.

In the middle of dinner, Tom calls trying to make a date with Linnea, but she puts him off, so he takes Opal back to his room instead.

This made room for the addition of five new through-platform faces, while the removal of the narrow island platforms in the middle of the train shed allowed the main Up and Down platforms to be both widened and lengthened.

Morphy ’ s room was always kept in perfect order, for he was very particular and neat, yet this room had a peculiar aspect and at once struck the visitor as such, for Morphy had a dozen or more pairs of shoes of all kinds which he insisted in keeping arranged in a semi-circle in the middle of the room, explaining with his sarcastic smile that in this way, he could at once lay his hands on the particular pair he desired to wear.

The middle school and high school share the same building and some of the same facilities ( art rooms, auditorium, east wing, west wing, gyms, music rooms, TV production room, cafeteria ).

The school now consists of the " original building " ( now housing classrooms, a gym, stage, computer lab, and music room ), the " middle building " ( housing the school and religious education offices, classrooms and an art room ), and the " new building " ( housing a cafeteria, library, and classrooms ).

One night, Mrs Bramson reveals to Olivia that she has hundreds of pounds locked away in a safe in the middle of the living room.

He started opening doors, and he had not opened many when he saw, standing in the middle of a room in cotton pajamas, a short elderly man with a lined face and thinning gray-blond hair.

The Empress sat at a table which was moved to the middle of the room and covered with a white cloth.

To the west of this is the Drawing Room, the principal living room of the hall which has been little altered since the middle of the 16th century.

Mengistu's father, Haile Mariam, is said to have defiantly hung Emperor Haile Selassie's portrait on the walls of his living room in the villa that the Prime Minister, Fikre Selassie Wogderess, built for him in the middle class district of Asmera Menged.

I have found myself already planning how I should play bits and how I should say lines ..." A romantic drama about a conventional middle class housewife who falls in love with a doctor she meets in the refreshment room at a railway station, the film was well received, and is now regarded as a classic.

It stands in the middle of what was once the Forum of Constantine, who brought it from Rome.

The house of his birth still stands in the middle of town and there is a monument to him on Front Street.

In Homer's Odyssey, Circe is described as living in a mansion that stands in the middle of a clearing in a dense wood.

In the middle of this stands a dome of stone, built in Islamic times, over the sepulchre of Abraham.

Mount Triglav, the highest peak of Julian Alps, stands almost in the middle of the national park.

Below, ' M ' stands for a middle ; ' P ' for a predicate ; ' S ' for a subject.

Homer's middle initial " J ", which stands for " Jay ", is a " tribute " to animated characters such as Bullwinkle J. Moose and Rocket J. Squirrel from The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show who got their middle initial from Jay Ward.

The large shape in the middle is the letter C, which stands for Canada, and the radiating parts of the C symbolize broadcasting.

While Switzerland holds the view that the border runs through the middle of the lake, Austria is of the opinion that the lake stands in condominium of all the states on its banks.

stands for right, L for left, i for index finger, m for middle finger, t for thumb, r for ring finger and p ( pinky ) for little finger.

In the raintime, when the flood water comes, Eingana stands up out of the middle of the flood water.

A gun stands right in its way, between the wheels of which the shell in the head of the rocket bursts, the gunners fall right and left … our rocketeers kept shooting off rockets, none of which ever followed the course of the first ; most of them, on arriving about the middle of the ascent, took a vertical direction, whilst some actually turned back upon ourselves-and one of these, following me like a squib until its shell exploded, actually put me in more danger than all the fire of the enemy throughout the day.

The Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site stands in the middle of the town square, housed in the old Lumpkin County Courthouse built in 1836.

A motor lodge that also has apartments rented to students stands just above the middle of the golf course.

He is memorialized by Ohio's only equestrian Civil War statue, which stands in the center square in a small park in the middle of the traffic circle.

A statue of a white deer stands on a concrete pedestal in the middle of the town's main intersection.

Evidence of this industry can still be seen today as the giant smokestack of the Carnation Condensery, a factory which was destroyed by fire in the 1940s, still stands in the middle of what is today a grocery store parking lot at the intersection of Main Street and US Route 2.

A statue of Rimet stands in Theuley in the middle of a penalty box, complete with goal.

* Li Bassinia, the 15th-century fountain that stands in the middle of the Grand Place

Lower elevations on Mount Monadnock are clad in northern hardwood forest species ; middle elevations support stands of red spruce.

Ragland Tiger's name came from the jazz tune " Tiger Rag " his middle initial " T " stands for The ( as in Rags The Tiger ), while Dudley Nightshade's was a play on the poisonous plant, " deadly nightshade ".

Such reconstructions indicate that the overall level of solar activity since the middle of the twentieth century stands amongst the highest of the past 10, 000 years, and that Maunder minimum-like epochs of suppressed activity, of varying durations have occurred repeatedly over that time span.

St. Lawrence's Church, Church of England, stands in the middle of the town.