Sentence examples for particular rooms from inspiring English sources

"Smart house" wiring allows the rotation mechanism to be preset to provide particular rooms with the best views or sun exposure at various times of day.

It's an uneven affair -- a show of discrete objects relating to domesticity, which might be shown anywhere, but it also features a couple of installations in which particular rooms are transformed.

Traditional ways of occupying a home, with particular rooms dedicated to particular functions, are they say "collapsing" under the pressures of both new technology and insecure tenancies (again, more in some places than others), which mean that "more and more people are living month by month in insane lets".

As an elderly painter whose dining room has been slowly taken over by her greedy nephew's art collection asks in the title story, "We don't live our lives in particular rooms anymore, do we?" So vivid and beguiling is Beattie's writing that it isn't until you look again that you realize how rarely she reaches for metaphors or other figures of speech, and how little she needs to.

Room availability has also been integrated and checks for meeting times in particular rooms and automatically reschedules if one are already in use.

McCoubrey also points out that employees and visitors to UBS often spend long periods of time in particular rooms: "You might be sitting here working your way through a corporate finance mandate for up to 10 hours.

Inevitably, the elephant in this particular room is religious extremism.

But did I like the style in the particular room where it was currently located?

Housekeepers, by the way, usually have no idea who is occupying a particular room or suite.

They then create a design plan for a particular room using the influences of a particular country.

"We used to live in that particular room before moving to a first floor room," said Gudiya's father.