Sentence examples for dorm space from inspiring English sources

Facing a shortage of dorm space, they are moving into hundreds of luxurious homes in overbuilt planned communities.

Amid a huge influx of college applicants after World War II, dorm space was scarce at the city's colleges.

"In the summer we rent dorm space at Dowling," Dr. Marburger said, "because we don't have enough room here".

Rutgers has already purchased several buildings along Cooper Street, which the university plans to convert to executive offices and more dorm space.

As the need for dorm space abated, the state turned the hospital into a rehab center for adolescent drug addicts in 1952.

The apartment building, which was originally constructed as luxury condominiums but was acquired by the university because it needed new dorm space, offers living quarters that some students regard with a mix of awe and guilt.

Not all colleges have dorm spaces or meal plans.

When University of Minnesota freshmen move in at the end of this month, parental separation will be a little sneakier: mothers and fathers will be invited to a reception elsewhere so students can meet their roommates and negotiate dorm room space — without adult meddling.

Mr. Inman, the oldest child, had just returned from his freshman year at college and was stunned to learn he would soon be sharing a dorm-size space with his 12-year-old brother, William Evans.

Business users can set up camp while delayed at the airport, and college students can save some dorm-room space by using it rather than a conventional computer desk.

Iaşi's chemistry college allowed Sorin to set up his equipment in their P1 and P2 dorms, a space he dubbed Disco CH.