Sentence examples for dedicated a room from inspiring English sources

The Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas dedicated a room to this history in the Elements exhibition at this year's Venice Architecture Biennale.

Gabe Zimmerman, my friend and staff member in whose honor we dedicated a room in the United States Capitol this week, saw me shot in the head and saw the shooter turn his gunfire on others.

I experienced this firsthand on a recent visit to Philadelphia, where the Slought Foundation has dedicated a room to allowing members of the public to perform "How to Get Started".

Rosa de la Cruz, one of Miami's most prominent art collectors, said that two years ago she dedicated a room in the museum-like building that houses the de la Cruz Collection to videos of Ms. Sanchez.

Just be sure that you really do have the space to dedicate a room to this kind of retreat, Ms. Ghitelman said.

Stereoviewers, vases, pitchers emblazoned with New England scenery: these decorated antimacassared parlors of the comfortable classes, and it was very smart of the curators to dedicate a room in the show to the American parlor.

The exhibit dedicates a room to each of the two pivotal projects of this period: "Jazz", and the work Matisse considered his masterpiece, the Chapel of the Rosary in Vence.The 20 cut-paper designs for "Jazz" are among the most personal of his oeuvre.

Dedicate a room for handover to ensure confidentiality.

Dedicate a room if possible, or at least an area of a room, to your hobbies.

In the end, the woman dedicated a small room in her home to feeling peaceful.

When curating Tate Modern's current show, The World Goes Pop, we dedicated a whole room to representations of the body.