Sentence examples for dangerous rooms from inspiring English sources

Volunteers have since voiced concern over peeling paint, dangerous rooms, and the absence of locks.

What's the most dangerous room in the house?

Today's kitchens easily supplant the bathroom as the home's most dangerous room.

"So add that to immersion blenders and mandolines... and maybe the bathroom is not the most dangerous room in the house!" Ms. Klausner said in an e-mail.

Stalker follows a small group travelling through a mysterious and dangerous zone to find an even more mysterious and dangerous room.

The kitchen is arguably the most dangerous room in the house -- with sharp utensils, pet food, toxic cleaners, ovens and other items that figure prominently on the pediatric E.R. ledger.

Just remember not to do this in a dangerous room, such as the kitchen, where a hot pot could be on.

(Moreover, strollers themselves can be dangerous; emergency rooms in the United States report nearly 13,000 stroller-related injuries a year).

There is less need for an exotic flight to a dangerous operating room abroad.

But "The Transmission," despite its place among many fans as the definitive weekly podcast about "Lost," plays out in the far less exotic — if still dangerous — toy room of the Ozawa family in Honolulu.

Still, "AngloMania" is light-years ahead of the institute's first foray into the Met's period rooms, "Dangerous Liaisons," which Mr. Koda and Mr. Bolton organized in 2004.