Sentence examples for IT rooms from inspiring English sources
She adds that students may need access to IT rooms to use a computer if necessary.
"We're turning this school into an enterprise village," explains Patterson, as he points out IT rooms, kitchens and classrooms.
Students will be seeing posters, social media campaigns and IT rooms specially reserved for filling in the survey on campus – and generous rewards for completion: iPads, Amazon vouchers, free printing credits and the like.
Best of all, you don't need to be a tycoon to do it: rooms in rural hotels are astoundingly affordable, and more food than you can eat costs a lot less than you'd think.
And from here one can reflect on how the world changes as we pass through it: rooms, people we meet, everything leaves a mark on us and we leave a mark on them.
The Bluecoat, Sat to 11 Jan RC Andrew Cranston's paintings typically take their cues from spaces born of imagination or dedicated to it: rooms from books, film sets or artist's studios have all been sources of inspiration.
Then tackle it room by room – office, bedroom, garage.
We'll take it room by room.
While visiting a clothing-optional resort by yourself is not exactly smiled upon (and kinda creepy, no?), this all-inclusive "lifestyle" resort in the Mexican Riviera won't actually allow it -- rooms are reserved for couples only.
But it leaves room for nuance too.
