Sentence examples for a sad room from inspiring English sources
"When people are dying," White's Funeral Home director Manny Godoy told me, "they don't want a ritual in a sad room.
Until he could make a down payment on a small grocery store — a bodega, really — where he, his wife and my father, the eldest of their three sons, toiled so late into the night that the family dinner was often eaten in a stark, sad room in the back.
(A few sad rooms suggest a jumbled open storage of things that didn't fit elsewhere, but they afford a pleasure of their own, inviting treasure hunts).
"It was a sad dressing room yesterday when we found out," he said.
"It was a sad dressing room when we found out," added Cook.
The aging musician, whose forced concept of rock and roll appears to have been nourished in this sad room, has been turned by Kutiman into a rocker king.
No one in that sad room on Wednesday seemed thrilled about the situation.
It's supervised by a counsellor and often takes place in a sad hotel conference room with flesh-colored furniture and no windows.
We were seated in a sad little side room and, with assembly-line regularity and no explanation of the single menu formula, were presented with a small bowl of gratons (tired), a large bowl of salade Lyonnaise (not bad), then small bowls of lentil salad (pleasant) and potato and herring salad (mediocre) and a rather too-fresh game terrine.
Deep in the exhibition rooms is the mummy room, a sad display of a family from the Qilaqitsoq area that died, probably in a boating accident, around 1475 A.D. Their body tattoos, hand-stitched boots and jewelry are little touched by the centuries.
