Sentence examples for college rooms from inspiring English sources

The "college rooms" nearby have dormitory-style couches where workers on marathon shifts can take naps.

The boys were to sleep in their college rooms and drive out for breakfast Saturday and Sunday.

For so long I'd been living in libraries and college rooms, frowning at screens, marking essays, chasing down academic references.

In the book Delingpole recounts a tale of weed-smoking sessions in his college rooms along with Cameron and another friend, James Fergusson.

"The Marriage Plot" is filled with the atmosphere of Brown University in the early 1980s — the college rooms, the streets of Providence, the bars and cafes, the books and the attitudes.

These works made him a great deal of money, which enabled him to indulge his taste for fine food and wines and amass a much admired collection of porcelain, which decorated his college rooms.

She loved her gay college room-mate.

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

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.

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.