Sentence examples for marked rooms from inspiring English sources

The mazes are networks of distinctly marked rooms randomly interconnected by doors that open probabilistically.

The door is marked "Color Room".

Match Event Services, the official hotel and ticketing provider, was awarded its contract by FIFA without public bidding and has marked up room costs by 30 percent, the book says.

He went through a door marked "Camera Room" — a low-ceilinged chamber lit by the glow from twenty television screens stacked floor to ceiling along one wall.

Clooney's publicist and a few others borrowed an office, marked "Situation Room," until the news that rebel forces were poised to topple the government of Chad caused the U.N. to ask for the room back, and the publicist moved into the corridor.

Hotels can double their profitability by successfully marking up rooms just 10percentt.

Sometimes it helps to use painter's tape to mark off rooms to be able to visualize the finished product.

Off the main dining room, in a string of private rooms marked by varieties of tea spelled out in red LEDs, Chinese families salute birthdays and other milestones with lobsters the size of single-engine planes.

On the top floor was an apartment of unusual design: a 30-foot square with a bedroom, a sitting room and a "casting room" marked on the original plans.

No cameras; do not enter rooms marked "Judge's Chambers".

In its bright interior, children eat snacks in rooms marked Shrimp and Porpoise.