Sentence examples for death room from inspiring English sources

This whole show leads to the death room.

An unsettling piece in the "death" room called Memoriam, by Michele Walker, shows shiny grey  fabric rimmed with twists of steel wool, plaited and frizzed.

I walked down a narrow staircase to the dungeon, which includes a "death room," an eerie dark chamber into which prisoners were thrown from a hole above.

For us the way out was down a winding road that was a bit unnerving but certainly less frightening than the death room.

It's his twelfth solo album, and he doesn't try to disguise his experience, either as a producer or as an artist: the songs track the passage of time ("Tomorrow Is October"), the lessons of history ("After the War"), and, in one case, the irreversibility of death ("Room at Arles," a tribute to the late Vic Chesnutt).

John V. Morse room, aka, "THE DEATH ROOM".

Some of his sculptures use human hair, ash and soap; others allude to the burial pits and death rooms of the Holocaust.

New labor legislation was their first big win, decent working conditions and wages for those considered worthless at the time, the scum of the earth, poor, white English people making matches in death rooms.

Poppies sprout in bloody battlefields, and birds sing outside death-room windows.

Through Jamesian powers of indication, and 15 years of research, he makes one feel one has been there, in that death-room, with Yeats's three about-to-be "widows" (Lady Dorothy Wellesley, Edith Shackleton Heald and Mrs. W. B. Yeats), as the poet open-eyed moved toward his tomb.

"Pain room, hatred-room, rage-room, death-room, fear-room... .., he started, fear-room... ..g at "heme-room, love-room, family-room, father-room, peace-room".