Sentence examples for disaster room from inspiring English sources

In Southampton, the city where Titanic began her fateful voyage, the SeaCity Museum will feature a "disaster room" with hands-on activities.

The exhibition recreates the sights and sounds of 1912 Southampton and ends in the Disaster Room, where the sequence of events from the moment of the Titanic hit the iceberg are explored using powerful oral testimonies from survivors.

The Red Cross Building at Thirty-eight Street and Lexington Avenue has the Emergency Disaster Relief Room on the second floor.

A video display near the entrance flashed the titles of classes that had been available that day, among them, at 7 30 a.m., Disaster Training, Room D. But upstairs was a hive of activity.

There's a lot of work to be done locally because the local hotel market is a disaster," Zen Rooms co-founder Nathan Boublil told TechCrunch.

In this disaster, there is room for everybody".

This dressing room disaster got me thinking about honesty, and specifically, whether there is such a thing as too much honesty?

But in geographical areas that are immune to wind gusts, hurricanes and natural disasters, the safe room is an expensive indulgence (potentially costing a quarter-million to half a million dollars) for avoiding psychotic stalkers, kidnappers and any other enemy intruder the imagination can conjure up.

In fact, no adjective I know fully conveys the comprehensive artistic disaster that is "The Room".

"There is plenty of room for disaster, equally there is plenty of room for the sublime," says Bogue. "That's the fun of it.

But the recipe is only as reliable as the cook: no matter how seemingly simple, there's always room for disaster.