Sentence examples for moving rooms from inspiring English sources
Moving Rooms: The Trade in Architectural Salvages by John Harris 240pp, Yale, £30 I was fooled.
Dark, literally and imaginatively, "Moving Rooms" opens with the jagged violin strains of the Cadenza from Schnittke's "Concerto Grosso No. 1" as a lone man (Carlos Martín Pérez) in black reaches and lunges in a square of light.
Mr. Pastor's "Moving Rooms," created for the Dutch National Ballet, where he has been a resident choreographer since 1998, provides a dramatic contrast to the untroubled cheeriness of "Century Rolls".
Called "Echoes of Time," it features the brand-new "Century Rolls," by the British choreographer Ashley Page; a 2008 work, "Moving Rooms," by Mr. Pastor; and William Forsythe's seminal "Artifact Suite," taken from his 1984 full-length "Artifact," and still a thrilling primer for the development of post-Balanchine classical ballet.
"People usually think moving rooms or changing roommates will be the magic solution to all their problems and want to bypass any steps other than that, but those steps are there for a reason," Brackett said.
Plus, you don't want your hamster moving rooms while you search.
Don't overcrowd the pierogi - allow moving room.
But disappointingly, there's no Matilda effect – they don't move rooms when my eyes command them to.
To allow fumigation we moved rooms, waking on our final morning to find we'd been eaten a third time.
