Sentence examples for important rooms from inspiring English sources

Now, briefly, the current ambassador, Jean-Marc de la Sablière, has opened most of its artistically important rooms.

Closets should be considered among the most important rooms in a home, Mr. Druckman said, especially in cities like New York, where storage space is a common concern.

But his insinuation that keys to important rooms in the museum were removed from a director's safe seems designed to suggest an inside job.

He also hopes that important rooms in the building can be named for prominent Czechs, including Antonin Dvorak, the composer, and Milos Forman, the filmmaker.

When you put your home on the market, "the two most important rooms are the kitchen and the bathroom," said Larry H. Dusseau, a real-estate salesman at Bond New York.

Important rooms bordered the east walk: the chapter house, where the community met as a corporation; the parlour, where speaking was allowed for the transaction of business; and the camera, or workroom.

"The kitchen is a very important room for the family.

It's the most important room in America's most important building.

"It's not the most important room in the house, but it is the most visible".

As befits its Park Avenue corner location, it is still an important room.

"That's a really important room full of people," she said he told her. "So don't screw it up".