Sentence examples for offering a room from inspiring English sources

One day last July, after fruitlessly answering newspaper ads, she noticed a piece of paper at a bus stop near Columbia University offering a room in a two-bedroom apartment on Broadway near 125th Street for $550 a month.

The site is offering a room at the four-star Grove Suites in Liverpool for £43.66.

Boxcars were the best rides, offering a room with a view and some protection from the rain or sun or snow.

Rice, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment, recently queried another Reddit user offering a room for rent at $1,200 per month.

A man appears from inside and tells us in halting English that Floria, his mother, is offering a room, but wants us to understand she will not be making lakror today – though the nearby tavern will have it.

MARRIOTT AND MICKEY -- From Aug. 12 to Sept. 30, the Courtyard by Marriott in the Walt Disney World Resort is offering a room rate of $22.22 a night, with tax, for Sunday through Wednesday.

Where "The Minimalist Home" champions a life with as few possessions as possible, offering a room-by-room guide on how to get there, "The Home Edit" focuses on categorizing possessions in stylish containers, turning drawers and closets into whimsical storage systems, offering various solutions depending on the size and style of your pantry.

"We are developing our focus on the family unit, offering a homework room next to the kitchen, or an exercise room," he said.

"We focus on offering a clean room with friendly service at a reasonable price," Evy Apostolatos, a spokeswoman, said.

A listing for Astoria, Queens, reads: "I am offering a free room for up to three months for any females who are ticklish".

Not many Manhattan apartments can claim — or would admit — to offering a "quarry room" containing a 45-foot heated saltwater swimming pool clad in Carrara marble and, like the rest of the residence, equipped with radiant floor heating.