Sentence examples for appointed room from inspiring English sources

To the untrained eye, the president might just as easily have been sitting in a nicely appointed room in a fancy hotel.

This, despite the gingerbread cuteness of her impeccably appointed room, with its gently carved wooden bed, flowered wallpaper and stuffed lambs.

She gave a tour of another, more strangely appointed room: bird's nest in the corner, unmade bed, piles of The New York Times stacked neatly by the wall, dead cockroaches by the window.

That having been established, he led me through an interior courtyard and into a beautifully appointed room, of dark wood and antique carpets, whose walls were lined with books.

He praised Ms. Russell's "refined aesthetic and sound judgment," as well as her hardiness, resilience being as valuable a quality in the editor of a shelter magazine today as an eye for a nicely appointed room.

In "Ashes to Ashes" (1996), Mr. Pinter hints at parallels between political torture, hazily remembered by a radiantly frightened woman in an expensively appointed room, and her relationship with her husband.

Situated in a quiet corner of Trastevere, it has simply appointed rooms from 250 euros ($338).

Eleven nicely appointed rooms with air conditioning and a deck overlooking the river.

Many of the newly appointed rooms have views of the park or town.

All four said they could not have afforded the neighborhood or similarly appointed rooms if they had fewer roommates.

Located near an attractive marina, this contemporary hotel features beautifully appointed rooms, an elegant restaurant and a welcoming bar.