Sentence examples for keep a room from inspiring English sources
Functioning exactly like medieval tapestries, these are jolly colourful and keep a room warm in winter.
No chance we can empty a closet, raise a bed, keep a room at 55 degrees year-round.
"I tried to keep a room that everybody wanted to be in," said Mr. Meinster, who controlled the seating arrangements through the deft placement of pitchers.
There is no merit in the contention that he was denied the equal protection of the law because, while he was prevented from so doing, the owners of a certain class of hotels were permitted to keep a room in which guests might play at the game.
For complete privacy, Kristin Hannah, an interior designer with offices in Chicago and Scottsdale, Ariz., recommends the Bon Soir fabrics in the Silhouette line, which should keep a room dark at night and reduce sunlight by 70percentt during the day, the manufacturer says.
"It is also bad for families with older children, if they can't afford to keep a room warm enough for them to get on quietly with their homework," Prof Hills told the BBC.
One of the Nigerian president's closest advisors, Oronto Douglas, has kept a room there for years.
One of the Nigerian president's closest advisers, Oronto Douglas, has kept a room at the Hilton for years.
Mr. Durst kept a room at the Staybridge for 12 days, before he finally checked out last Friday.
Mr. Goodness said that Father Johnston usually commuted from his home in Queens, although he also kept a room at the school's priest quarters.
John F. Kennedy's amour-de-mob-moll, Judith Exner, kept a room at the Mayflower and would slip over to the White House when the First Lady was out of town.
