Sentence examples for creating a room from inspiring English sources

But then the walls start to move, and the corridors twist, creating a room for each visitor that contains his or her darkest fears.

Not counting the designers' own labor (about a month's worth for each), creating a room in the show house costs a designer, on average, about $50,000, said Bunny Williams, the show house chairwoman.

LM: The main task for Sam [Strong, director at Melbourne Theatre Company] is keeping everyone on track with what the play is and creating a room where, collaboratively, we can work out the detail and the music.

And although more than 3,000 new hotel rooms are opening in Manhattan this year (potentially creating a room glut at midrange establishments), "the New York hotel market at the luxury and ultraluxury level is on fire," said Brendan P. Sullivan, president of InterBank/Brener Hospitality, a hotel advisory company that is not involved in the deal.

Solutions range from buying new sheets for a few hundred dollars, to creating a room where there wasn't one by erecting a wall, which can run upward of $10,000.

Not Having a Plan Your furniture plan is your roadmap to creating a room.

One scientific history recalled that in 1970, scientists at one of the United States' premier research institutes, Bell Laboratories, privately celebrated a landmark advance in creating a room-temperature laser -- only to discover that Dr. Alferov's lab had done the same a month earlier.

He created a room that is a nightmare.

They have created a room designed to draw young visitors.

Mr. Creed, known for using everyday objects, once created a room of half-filled balloons.

You need to create a room of trust – or people are never going to abandon themselves.