Sentence examples for for a dormitory from inspiring English sources

Rooms range from $80 a person a night (for a dormitory room shared with three others) to $15.

Correction: April 2, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about the groundbreaking for a dormitory at St. Benedict's Prep in Newark included two foundations erroneously among those that have committed funds for it.

It costs $350 for one or two people, plus $55 each for a dormitory room where we would crash in the wee hours of the morning, just like the real visiting astronomers.

The Dalton Dorm Mystery ONE of many mysteries buried deep in the file cabinets of the Department of Buildings is the case of the student dormitory of the Dalton School, a private day school on the Upper East Side that has thrived for most of the last century without the need for a dormitory or residence for students in kindergarten through high school.

Included in the $60 million campaign are $10 for a new library; $13 million for a new recreation center; $12.5 million for the renovation of the student union; $3.5 million for laboratories, classrooms, offices and a marine mammal holding tank; and $9.5 million for a dormitory complex.

To address this literature gap, life cycle assessment and life cycle costing tools were applied for a dormitory that could potentially use harvested rainwater to flush toilets or to irrigate the lawn.

His father's mere presence at games has caused grown men to act like teenagers at a boy band concert, and the younger Jordan moved into an apartment instead of a dormitory for better privacy.

The experiment is performed for students evacuating from a dormitory with an exit and stairs.

The school's acceptance of a $7 million donation from coal interests and the subsequent renaming of a dormitory for basketball players as the Wildcat Coal Lodge, he says, was the "last straw" in a long series of public fights with the institution.

Oksana is on a waiting list for a dormitory-style dwelling, but she doesn't expect to get it soon.

Besides the sweep in Camden, his agency fined Ramapo College for building a dormitory on wetlands, and reversed a Whitman administration decision that allowed a prominent cranberry grower to expand his operations in the fragile Pine Barrens.