The word "room" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area inside a building, such as a bedroom, kitchen, or living room. Example sentence: I saw him sitting in the dining room, eating dinner.
After all, you just go to an emergency room".
I was in the room when he decided to vote for it.
"Laura's smile could light up a room and her infectious laughter will be remembered by many for years to come," her family said in a statement to Newsday.
Cowell added: "I want to thank ITV for their continued support and, most of all, all of you guys in the room who've slagged us off, written nice things, but it's all been great – you've made us successful, loads of money – so thank you very much indeed".
That they had him in a room and insulted him for three hours is absolutely unacceptable," said Stamatis Vassilaros, a doctor echoing a common refrain.
There he once returned to the dressing room after training to find armed men eager to berate the team for their failings.
The most expensive subsidized health care is emergency room care.
She says it is possible to detect poor leadership simply by observing your organisation's environment: a room of employees experiencing poor leadership will look unhappy, demotivated, and unsure of what they are doing.
It was a performance, and a result, that does little to discredit the suggestion Pearce has lost the dressing room.
7 January: The Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi describes Mario Balotelli as a "bad apple" during a televised interview, adding, "I would never accept him being a part of our changing room".
