Sentence examples for a common living from inspiring English sources

Students will live in pods of eight bedrooms with a common living room, a design taken from the executive education program at Harvard Business School.

The shared units have two bedrooms on either side of a common living room and kitchen.

There is also a common living room with fireplace that serves snacks and drinks throughout the day.

They will house just over 500 students between them in suites that will consist of four single-person bedrooms and a common living room and kitchen.

A common living room was eliminated, and the 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-footngreat living room.

"Keep in mind that the elimination of a common living room to create a three-bedroom, zero living room apartment may result in a rooming-unit situation that is not permitted by the Housing Maintenance Code," Mr. Sclafani said.

Mr. Rosen reclaimed ground-floor space that had been a doctor's office and converted it into a sumptuous common living room with an adjoining billiard room for residents to enjoy.

But the design competition was won by the London firm of the architect Terry Pawson with a plan founded on the quixotic notion of displacing part of a major thoroughfare to allow the main entrance to open onto the park and draw the citizenry into those public spaces, providing what Mr. Pawson has called "a new, common living-room for the whole city".

Thus, tripods were placed at a set height in the common living room.

The new building touts modern bedroom suites, common living spaces, study lounges, a movie theatre, a dining hall, and, naturally, to-die-for views of New York City.

The most common living arrangement now is a household of unmarried people with no children; the percentage of these doubled between 1972 and 1998, from 16% of households to 32%.