Sentence examples for are classrooms from inspiring English sources
noun
A room, often in a school, where classes take place
Now, they are classrooms.
Why are classrooms like that one so rare?
There are classrooms, meeting rooms, lots of cops (uniformed and plainclothes), a little cafeteria, a library.
At right, the science library proper is visible behind its curtain wall of glass; at left are classrooms and offices.
Around the corner are classrooms and a lecture theatre, and in every nook and cranny students are chatting, working and reading.This newly-opened four-storey building is on-campus home and school to around 400 students at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, all of them from outside the European Union.
Trickier are classrooms and health diagnostics, but they're moving, too.
Upstairs will be classrooms and offices.
These were classrooms, not nursery schools.
We want our classrooms to be classrooms, not battlezones.
There will also be classrooms, offices and a fellowship hall.
The best data sources have turned out to be classrooms.
