Sentence examples for countless rooms from inspiring English sources

Her paintings and drawings and sketches (and even her Christmas cards) will always bring light into countless rooms the world over.

I'd been in a dozen cities where he had stayed, visited countless rooms he was said to have lived in, and spoken with many people who had known him, but still I often found it impossible to grasp a solid notion of who he was and how he got that way.

The permanent Schaulager, in nearby Münchenstein – an appointment-only exhibition space, storage and study center known for its countless "rooms" housing the extraordinary contemporary art collection of the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation – is closed this summer for "enhancements" (including work to finish the second floor of the building, also designed by Herzog & de Meuon, which opened in 2003).

The deaths stunned the university's 22,000-student community in Morningside Heights, turning a quiet winter afternoon into a turmoil of flashing police car lights, detectives moving through residence halls to question witnesses, members of the news media filming and asking questions, and, in countless rooms and meeting halls, gatherings of students talking about the day's tragic events.

This four-storey architectural masterpiece is a mix of Muslim and Rajput architecture and has countless rooms with arched entrances, balconies and latticed windows that frame miniature painting-like views of the monument-studded riverbank outside.

Upstairs are hallways and countless rooms where the party ends up "moving" after the DJ stops or the party gets shut down.

Sweet-smelling needles adorn the floors of countless living rooms.

They also include countless chat rooms for patients, their families and the worried.

Advice is available from the Royal Town Planning Institute or the National Home Improvement Council, and there are countless chat rooms and websites full of practical suggestions from people in the same situation.

Mr. Tran's domain — there were servers assigned to fantasy sports and photo sharing, among other things — was a fair sample of the countless computer rooms where the planet's sloshing tides of data pass through or come to rest.

Our focus is the 250,000 data centres and countless server rooms in the world which consume around 2% of global electricity and tend to be poorly, if at all, monitored and managed when it comes to energy usage and environmental factors.