Sentence examples for into a dorm from inspiring English sources
And few adults want to feel as if they are moving into a dorm room.
Moving into a dorm means saying farewell to a well-stocked kitchen, fully outfitted cleaning closets and home entertainment centers.
More than 20 states have laws meant to control meningitis on campus, and many colleges require proof of immunization before a student moves into a dorm.
The hotel, after all, turned the same ballroom where stars now eat sushi into a dorm for emergency workers last September -- and absorbed the cost.
(At the conclusion of "Spring Fire," about two lovers in a sorority house, one of the young women rediscovers her true heterosexuality and moves into a dorm; the other has a car accident and a nervous breakdown).
On Sunday, for the first time in its history, Baruch College placed 120 of its students into a dorm on Ludlow Street belonging to the School of Visual Arts, which had available space.
I never had more fun in college than when my friends and I would plug an iPod into a bass amp in a dorm and blast Rusko tunes until security came.
The Walter Gropius-designed Bauhaus Dessau in Germany has converted its studio building, once housing for architecture students, into a dorm-style boutique hotel.
On Monday, reporters were given a tour of parts of the compound, including a gym which the group had turned into a dorm-cum-pantry to store their tinned soup and other sparse provisions.
Having both recently returned from studying abroad, and with their Kappa Sig lives now over, Evan and Reggie had moved into Kimball Hall, a dorm not far from Donner, where they had lived freshman year.
If you are new to being alone because you've just moved into your own room, a dorm or a new apartment, maybe support means asking for a friend or relative to spend your first night in your new space with you.
