Sentence examples for deserted room from inspiring English sources

Now, I push through an open door at his agent's eerily silent offices, wander into a seemingly deserted room – and find him standing alone, near a shelf of books by another quizzically subversive spellbinder, and one of his true heroes: Italo Calvino.

Among all the deftly observed human drama, a series of interior shots of the offices of the Nazi SS on Avenue Foch, in Paris, are ominously suggestive and almost unidentifiable as Cartier-Bresson photographs: a row of suitcases in half-shadow; a deserted room containing a portrait of the Fuhrer.

Eleanor Labrozzi, winner of an honorable mention, captures a similar emotional ambiguity in "If These Walls Could Talk," exploiting the slightly theatrical atmosphere of a deserted room.

Inside the large, deserted room, he insisted that a visitor sit more than five feet away, the maximum range that droplets from exhalation normally travel, and then began to recount how his life had been transformed.

From a theater scene that seems to have been dashed off on the spot, to a spooky studio setup of plaster limbs, to a fleet distillation of sunlight flooding a deserted room, they are amazing.

In a deserted room above a London pub, there's a man sitting opposite me who looks and sounds a bit like the person who has been known as Johnny Vegas for nearly 20 years.

They stand in silence inside the quiet and often deserted rooms, staring at the walls, forbidden to sit down, for hours on end.

The second, in a nearly deserted dining room on a Thursday night, again earned an A for effort.

In an otherwise deserted conference room on Manhattan's West Side, Mr. Oliver, 36, the British-born comedian and "Daily Show" correspondent, was dressed casually and lounging beneath a giant National Geographic map of the world.

Two days later, the 44-year-old Mr. Hanks would watch an almost final version of "Cast Away" in a nearly deserted screening room on the 20th Century Fox lot in Century City.

In a virtually deserted locker room, the few players who appeared spoke quietly about how they were not intimidated by playoff-bound Baltimore, next Sunday's opponent, but merely possessed a healthy respect for a Ravens defense that will try to set a league record for fewest points allowed in a regular season.