Sentence examples for rare room from inspiring English sources
"People are still denied housing because of their sexual orientation to this day in the US and elsewhere," Castro explains at Habitat III in a rare room of quiet away from the crowds.
A couple of blocks away at the New York Palace, guests were paying more than $400 for a rare room in the black glass tower on Madison Avenue, banishing, at least for the moment, some of the hotel industry talk of bad times.
A new dish -- slices of rare, room-temperature, cold-smoked pork tenderloin, with an apricot glaze, fanned out over a pillbox of white bean hash -- is a welcome addition to the menu.
Though the collection is enormous, it is accessible: the rare book room is adjacent to the reading room.
THE BOTTOM LINE If you can find the rare £59 room (Christmas day is the only one I could locate online), a £79 or even a £99 room at the Hoxton, you've probably got a bargain.
Her apartment is now the rare book room.
His next job was working in the rare book room at the Strand in Manhattan.
Some of his books are already in the rare book room.
After retiring from medicine, she volunteered at the Malloch Rare Book Room and continued to write about art and neurology.
One place he frequents is at Smith College, the Mortimer Rare Book Room at the Neilson Library (413-585-2906; www.edu/libraryibrary).edu/library
A photocopy can be seen in the academy's rare book room, 1216 Fifth Avenue (103rd Street), also by appointment: (212) 82127313.
