Sentence examples for college room from inspiring English sources

It's more like a college room, with posters and all that.

As a Yale undergraduate, he was distinguished only by his nickname, "Bathroom Clark," won when his doting mother installed a modern bathroom in his college room.

Unlike my sister, my friend didn't mind talking to me about her deep unhappiness with food – and other things – as she sat, pale and thin on the floor of her college room.

The family were in the Social Register (the high-society year book) and Matthiessen's sister - he also has one brother who became a marine biologist - was a college room mate of George Bush senior's sister Nancy.

The motif of the dark trek appears when Maurice meets his Cambridge sweetheart Clive Durham for the first time, in a college room at the end of an unlit corridor.

Equally, you know for sure that his intrusion will bring chaos, and there is no mistaking the deep breath of relief, toward the end, when Joni arrives in her college room and discovers, after a hundred minutes of full-on bickering, a space devoid of antsiness.

She loved her gay college room-mate.

But when they first met as college room-mates, it turns out they didn't get along at all.

The college room-mate of a friend of his was going out with someone who worked for Def Jam.

So Jack persuaded the governor of Massachusetts to appoint his college room-mate to keep the seat warm for a couple of years.

One of his former college room-mates, Emerson Lotzia, recently told student newspaper Central Florida Future that Mr Sotloff had known the risks of reporting from Syria.