Sentence examples for inner rooms from inspiring English sources

Architects point out that porches, marvelous though they may be, tend to make the inner rooms dark.

Delivering laments about greed and justice in modern America, he meandered into the inner rooms of the barn, walking past a neat stack of CDs on a table.

Shadowy doorways with worn lintels, square windows covered by iron grilles, gates leading into obscure courtyards, inner rooms with bare walls and men hunched at rough tables.

The inner rooms in Brooklyn may have been joyful most days, but when Brazile sat at the table she did not feel welcome.

It's hard for writers to talk to players now, because there's such an enormous media crush, particularly in New York, and access is less easy — players disappear, they go into the clubhouse, to their inner rooms.

Complicating matters is the fact that the community into which Wayne is born is one of rigid conformity and outright sexism, where men are "kings outside their houses" and women "queens of inner rooms and painted sills... and carpet cleaners".

The inner room where we settle is lined entirely with book cases.

The poetry collection The Inner Room (1988) won the Library of Congress's first Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry.

Mrs. Engineer had not been watching; she had retreated into an inner room.

"The folding doors of the drawing-room being thrown open, the inner room appeared like a blaze of light & luxury.

When the 40 minutes were up, hewas conducted to an inner room, where a nurse took some blood.