Sentence examples for first three rooms from inspiring English sources

The fan coil units in the first three rooms (A-C) were considered for the tests, while that located in the virology laboratory (D) was chosen as a control because of its cleaner conditions, due to the lower number of persons who normally work in this room.

The first eight rooms open May 1, with eight more coming this summer.

"The very first two rooms of our museum talk about this issue of starting points and assumptions.

The furniture in the first two rooms on the ground floor was in adequate repair and quite good, though there were no "finds".

The first four rooms upstairs are substantially given over to portraits and the chronological sequence of Titian's career is more or less resumed.

The contents of the first five rooms are inexplicably covered in blood, while the sixth contains a lake of someone's tears.

The relationship between paintings and hanging sculptures in the first two rooms of the gallery shifts visually between a harmonic balance and a more dissonant struggle, escalating in the third room to a constellation of buoyant sculptures suspended in midair.

In an art gallery setting, the first two rooms were dedicated to "Gravity" and "Rarity" — with the jewels on plates levitating from a long table via a magnetic laser beam.

The first two rooms are long, luminous spaces with sawtooth skylights and old maple floors, richly stained with machine oil from the heavy presses that used to stand on them.

The first two rooms of the exhibition, with the 1964-65 NeWorldk World's Fair represented to the right of the colonnade and the 1939-40 one to the left, were organized by Mr. Ruff using images and artifacts from the museum's own collection, private collections and the Queens Museum of Art, which is in a building that served as a pavilion for both fairs.

The travel startup's operations are concentrated in just the first two rooms on the first floor— the rest is living space for Hipmunk's co-founders, Adam Goldstein and Steve Huffman, formerly of Reddit.