curtain

It is a beautiful place, with tiled floors, fine curtains, and heroic statues everywhere.

The curtain your brother is hiding behind is moth-eaten and flimsy.

First light beams through the curtains and doors we left open to the balcony and confirm our well-earned sleep is over.

“First, pulling back the curtain, showing somebody how one might work. Also, it’s not how I work. So, how do I play a guy who’s like me, who’s an actor, but shows them something different?”

“An iron curtain has descended across the Continent,” declared Winston Churchill, Britain’s prime minister during World War II, while visiting America in 1946.