Sentence examples for divided into rooms from inspiring English sources

She was never inside, to see how, or if, the space is divided into rooms.

Arrayed barrack-like on hastily flattened land, they are divided into rooms four metres (13 feet) square.

The immense main hall on the fourth floor, which is commonly divided into rooms, has been opened up for an ambitious program of dance, music, and plays.

Inside, along with the data center, the building will be divided into rooms for testing systems or conducting business, including a work and trading floor area with 1,000 seats and personal computers.

Her Lord and Burnham conservatory, built in 1959, encloses about an acre of gardens divided into "rooms" devoted to the plant materials and gardening traditions of specific parts of the world.

The grid is divided into rooms and time slots, as in a normal conference, but the slots are filled with Post-it notes by the people giving the talks.

Eventually though, brownstones in much of Brooklyn became associated with the working class, and then the poor, who moved in when the buildings were divided into rooming houses.

Even into the late 1950's, Sugar Hill still delivered the good life, older residents recall, but by the 1970's, many of the row houses had been divided into rooming houses and heroin was sold on the streets.

Briefly, a communication box was divided into Room A and Room B with a transparent acrylic board.

Briefly, a communication box was divided into room A and room B with a transparent acrylic board (16 cm × 16 cm × 64 cm).

The hall is divided into two rooms; the northern room is a prayer and ritual room for monks, including closets built into the walls for religious texts.