Sentence examples for literary room from inspiring English sources

Re "Quietly, the First Lady Builds a Literary Room of Her Own" (White House Letter, front page, Oct. 7): It is certainly commendable that Laura Bush is so dedicated to American literature that she is willing to move beyond ideological divisions otherwise separating her from many scholars.

This Grade II listed building was the literary room built by local subscription at the instigation of Thomas Wilson in 1841.

Immediately adjacent to the Literary Rooms is a Grade II listed South African War memorial, dated 1903 and signed 'Morrison'.

The education provisions in the suburb during the 19th century was rather piecemeal and relied largely upon the contribution of local residents such as Thomas Wilson, whose literary rooms on Durham Road provided education classes for residents.

The upper section of the literary rooms was used as a school for local children until the opening of a new school on a site at Kells Lane in 1895.

The desire of women to express their distinctive voices and experiences in nonconventional forms also resulted in a surge of feminist literary journals (Room of One's Own, Atlantis, Tessera, Fireweed) and presses.

Adapted by Emma Donoghue from her bestselling novel, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize for its exceptional literary qualities, "Room's" up and down effects are intentional.

Or build literary chat rooms so that people can offer their own opinions and engage in discussions?

Time will tell whether the literary landscape has room for another prize.

The Little Room, a literary group that included both artists and patrons of the arts, encouraged literary activity.

Keeping an ambivalent distance from the centers of literary power, she makes room in her work for other voices.