Sentence examples for crowded rooms from inspiring English sources

Adam Charles, 14, wrote about being alone in the high school after it closed for the night, its once crowded rooms deserted.

He films Giannini, Antonelli, and O'Neill with a rapt tenderness, capturing their exchanges of glances across crowded rooms or empty space with closeups of a rare magnetic power.

Doors and windows were heavily filtered by portieres and curtains that further confined the already crowded rooms, busy with floral and scroll patterns on the walls, carpets, and upholstery.

It is a role that requires him to strut, smoulder and shoot meaningful glances across crowded rooms a lot, while also showing off hastily learned, pointlessly ornate dance moves in one of the film's many choreographed set pieces.

The players used the delay to crowd into their already crowded rooms and when prodded, wondered what it would be like to play major college athletics: traveling in jets, playing before packed grandstands, staying in swanky hotels.

Knowing they are her best asset, Cheryl tends to enter crowded rooms sideways, ear first.In this section Red sky in the morning The opening act A river runs through it Magical realism Blame game Monsters and merry mayhem Correction ReprintsCheryl lives alone in Los Angeles and works mainly from home for a company that sells fitness DVDs of self-defence moves.

Look around Hunan Chilli King and the modest, usually crowded room seems to glow neon red.

As you enter the wide glass doors, you're ushered into a dimly lit, crowded room.

Patrick McMullan worked the crowded gallery rooms shooting clutches of models, and the Montauk contingent, including Cynthia Rowley and her daughter Kit Powers.

Besides financial barriers, patients experience barriers such as long waiting times, crowded waiting rooms, and a hurried atmosphere.

Seeing patients (especially new ones) in walk-in clinics and coping with time pressures (and crowded waiting rooms) were also stressful.