Sentence examples for converted rooms from inspiring English sources

Some homes have even converted rooms into "intimate encounter" boudoirs, with the blessing of the local church organisations which own and run them.

The reason people live in "beds in sheds", dangerous housing or shabbily converted rooms that masquerade as a studio flat, is because of desperation and the dire state of the rental market – not because it suits their lifestyle.

Such families stay far longer than average in the converted rooms of the abandoned D.C.

Then, after 1945, war widows anxious to make ends meet started opening okonomiyaki stalls and some converted rooms in their homes into small restaurants. .

As a real estate lawyer, I've spent almost 30 years closing in over-sized conference rooms, converted dining rooms, and even crowded lunchrooms.

For touring musicians, the Forum offers elegantly decorated dressing rooms rather than converted locker rooms that serve the purpose in many sports arenas.

In 2001 he created Allaire Studios, which converted several rooms, including the Great Hall with its 60-foot vaulted ceilings, into state-of-the-art recording rooms.

Ms. Metzger has converted three rooms into a bed and breakfast.

Some schools have already converted music rooms, libraries - even a police station in one case - into classrooms.

In Oxford you can spend the night in a hotel that was a former prison, featuring high barred windows, converted cell rooms and prison walkways.

Two other commons rooms will be converted into project rooms, a meditation/yoga room for wellness programming, and four new single residential rooms.