Sentence examples for outward room from inspiring English sources

By then, Gould was in the Outward Room.

He sent us an itimized bill: L Beauty Rest Mattress, 1 Outward Room, 1 Three Comrades, 1 Steamer Rug, 2 Bed Pads, 1 Box Spring.

Brand's most critically acclaimed work is a best-selling novel, "The Outward Room" (1937), in which, in an Islington asylum (a thinly disguised Central Islip), a patient listens to the same record over and over, "on and on, unchanging, in a continual unchanging repetition".

When you inhale, the lower muscles (diaphragm) over your abdomen should move outward, making room for more air.

A couple of things to note here: the top floor (4, by the way) is filled with outward-facing rooms, surely of various sizes and functions, but the outermost ring, right next to the windows, is where you walk.

Outward-facing rooms overlook a quiet street of flowered balconies while inward-facing rooms are light-filled thanks to a courtyard.

Once removed, the bottom "sash" (another term for window) will have the ability to swing outward into the room.

Using the edge of the dentures, stretch one side of your cheek outward, allowing enough room on the other side to insert the denture.

The bathroom doors in the women's room have opened outward for a decade now, so the pregnant staff members at all levels can make their way in.

So the next time it pays a you a visit, rather than denying it, pushing against it or struggling to turn it away, welcome it, cultivate it, embrace it, dance with it, learn from it, and follow its tunnel into that place within you that allows your soul room to grow outward.

In other words, each notch will need to correspond to an area that curves outward, so that there is room for that outward curve in the other piece to fit.