Sentence examples for called rooms from inspiring English sources
2. Once you reach the page called "Rooms", you have officially submitted your application and can now begin the selection process.
Instead, the group's 21-member board made the decision on Nov. 17 after reviewing what Mr. Novelli called "rooms full of research".
Each year he changed the look of the park by adding new specimens of trees and shrubs and flowers to what he called rooms.
A house: a structural arrangement of space, geometrically laid out to provide what are called rooms, these divided from one another by verticals and horizontals called walls, ceilings, floors.
Years before realizing his own series, he saw a 19th-century-focused group show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art called Rooms with a View, featuring resonant motifs of domestic spaces and outside luminosity.
To her credit, she made a quick pivot, telling me the best high-season bargains on lodging could be had via a link on the Chamber's Web site called "Rooms This Week," where hoteliers and bed-and-breakfast owners post discounts on rooms that are still available at the last minute, often because of a cancellation.
Guy Brown and Don Herd run an interiors business called Room 9.
He called room service and Mrs. Hemingway sat down at the desk to finish her letter.
The restaurant, called Room 4 Dessert, had been open for 2 months.
She called room service and was told something like: "Just open the door.
And the other is John Mayer, whose album is called "Room for Squares".
