Sentence examples for butterfly room from inspiring English sources

Two weeks into the exhibition, and Hirst's butterfly room is a slightly less than perfect cycle.

Upstairs, bedrooms include the Rose Room, which overlooks the old rose gardens, and the Butterfly Room, which has a balcony with views toward the Cotswold Hills.

Before that scene, Leonard and Hildegarde huddle in the butterfly room to discuss how they will handle Zamir, an exchange that Mr. Durang says was inspired by a now-infamous interrogation memo written by John Yoo, an official in the Justice Department during the Bush presidency.

The interview with Mr. Durang was conducted in the so-called butterfly room on the stage of the Public — a room that, as the play reveals, is actually an attic torture chamber full of guns, swords and grenades, and where Leonard and his ally Hildegarde (Audrie Neenan) end up interrogating Zamir.

Then comes the butterfly room.

At the science museum, we visited the dinosaur room, bought a perfectly-pink dinosaur named Elizabeth; watched Elmo soar to the moon in the Planetarium; and learned about the lives of butterflies in the ever-tranquil sealed butterfly room.

Keep your butterfly at room temperature.

He and Sharpless rush into the room; Butterfly points to her child and dies as Pinkerton falls, sobbing, to his knees.

There were a number of fittings, with Clem strapping on her wings to butterfly around the room cautiously, so as not to take out the dog's eye with a sharp wing tip.

The mannequins pinned up there like human creepy-crawlies made me think of the dark butterfly in our room.

The pupae have all hatched now and a security guard tells me that the live butterflies in the room are actually brought in every day by Brown.