Sentence examples for dormitory suite from inspiring English sources
Someday, Columbia's engineering graduates may fondly recall launching their successful startup company while huddled around a whiteboard in their dormitory suite.
But it seems odd that for the month of training camp, the Giants defensive end Michael Strahan will share Mr. Williams's muggy dormitory suite and its temperamental air-conditioning, despite Mr. Strahan's annual salary of $8 million.
IN Katie Marinello's dormitory suite at Trinity College, a flat-screen television occupies the 200-year-old mantel, and below it, an entertainment system and a small library of videotapes fit in the now dormant brick fireplace.
After Ms. Ellison was admitted to Harvard, the family decided, reluctantly, that Mrs. Ellison would temporarily leave her husband and teenage son in Stony Brook, N.Y., and move into a dormitory suite with her daughter.
Jean leaves her husband and teenage son behind in Stony Brook, N.Y., to move into a dormitory suite, dressing, feeding and changing her daughter, even turning the pages of her textbooks.
But when John Horne Burns, age 29, in his small dormitory suite at the Loomis School in Windsor, Conn., on the night of April 23, 1946 (Shakespeare's birthday, at that), finished "The Gallery" — "I fell across my Underwood and wept my heart out," he later recalled — he was convinced he had done just that, and more.
At college, dormitory suites had single and double bedrooms.
It turned out that the students came, and new dormitory suites have since been built without individual kitchens.
"I am her arms and her legs and she is the mind," said Mrs. Ellison, who, as her round-the-clock nurse, accompanied her daughter back to junior high and high school and lived with her in dormitory suites outfitted by Harvard technicians with a hospital bed, a hydraulic lift and an electronic door opener.
Housing and Meals: Students will reside at Suffolk University, in multi-person shared dormitory suites.
