Sentence examples for built room from inspiring English sources
He had built room for growth into the prostheses and would send duplicate parts as needed, training one of the adults in maintenance.
One day … this will be Africa," announces Tony Spence of a nearly built room that looks anything but with its exposed girders, still-packaged striplights and distinct chill in the air.
Is the answer to our feeble human minds needing to grapple with increasing quantities of big data to stand in a purpose built room immersed in complex data visualisations while wearing an array of sensors that track our physiological reactions?
The Victorians built rooms with large windows; even their upper bedrooms were light and airy.
At times the building also provided a home to the show's contributors; some built rooms with scrounged materials on the empty top floor.
Imax's $2 million behemoth requires specially built rooms so as to provide an experience more similar to the company's cinema systems.
"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.
One statement reads as follows: On the inner side of the colonnade were built rooms, some which served as bookstores and were open to those who devoted their life to the cause of learning.
On the inner side of the colonnade were built rooms, some which served as bookstores and were open to those who devoted their life to the cause of learning.
She built rooms and had them boarded up again.
In Cambridge, spectra are routinely collected using in-house built room-temperature, low-temperature, and high-temperature RUS heads.
