Sentence examples for build rooms from inspiring English sources
The latest techniques in architectural acoustics, as used in Philadelphia's new Verizon Hall, allow architects to build rooms with variable acoustics.
The money was being used to, among other things, build rooms where teenagers could go, known as "chill rooms," in health clinics.
Hoteliers cant build rooms fast enough to keep up with the demand, and so can jack up rates.
"It's not called ROOM because we build rooms," Meisner-Jensen tells me.
Miller, acquired with his startup Branch to build Rooms, says that Riff was inspired by the ALS Ice Bucket challenge, which saw tons of Facebookers posting videos of themselves taking the same cold plunge for charity.
You have to tunnel into the living rock (of which there are dozens of kinds), harvest food, build rooms and furniture — pretty much every single aspect of life is accounted for in this beast of a sim, and it is presented in the most user-unfriendly interface I have ever seen.
That will offer CNN time to build room for more panels until the set resembles a high school quiz show.
"When we moved in it was like a bunch of birds took LSD and just built rooms," she says of the building's previous tenants.
At times the building also provided a home to the show's contributors; some built rooms with scrounged materials on the empty top floor.
The Victorians built rooms with large windows; even their upper bedrooms were light and airy.
Imax's $2 million behemoth requires specially built rooms so as to provide an experience more similar to the company's cinema systems.
