foyer

In the foyer a couple—a woman in a rose plush sortie de bal , and a blade—were mysteriously talking.

If she were not met in the foyer, she was to go into the restaurant and ask for a table reserved for Mr. N. Smith.

Two days afterwards we met in the foyer at the Opera, and took a few turns together.

He came out of the music-hall and stood for a moment just outside the foyer, glancing fearfully up and down the rain-swept street.

The Parisians placed a fine bust of the composer in the Grand Opra foyer.

Karnes, meanwhile, followed Brittain into the foyer of the apartment hotel.

The detective stepped briskly out of the room and glided through the foyer hall to the front door.

Everybody began crowding back into the theater; and now, in the solitude of the foyer, the bust of Gayarre seemed higher.

From the foyer came a sound, unfamiliar enough in the Astoria—the sound of someone whistling.

He ran into the vestibule and thence into the foyer, where he saw men breaking open the doors.