Sentence examples for room admission from inspiring English sources

Dialysis provided through an emergency room admission is considerably more expensive than routine treatment at a clinic.

After dinner toss a few rounds (of darts and Guinness) in the game room and then finish off the night by enjoying one of many folk, blues, bluegrass or Celtic bands in the music room (admission: $5 to $15).

On Sunday at 4 p.m. there is a screening of "Hip-Hop: The New World Order," a documentary about hip-hop around the world, in the Chase Room; admission is $6.

"These are the actual steps up which Pushkin was carried after the duel," says museum director Galina Sedova, guiding a visitor up brightly lit stairs that connect the ground floor (with a coat room, admission booth and small museum display) to the elegant 11-room flat in which Pushkin and his family once lived.

The conference includes a roundtable discussion with hip-hop pioneers, including Afrika Bambaataa, tomorrow at noon and a keynote speech, "Rap, Race, Reality," by Chuck D of Public Enemy, tomorrow at 4 p.m., both in the Chase Room; admission is free.

No correlation was observed between the PCT value and admission to dechocage room admission.

Joseph garnered about 68percentt of all new emergency room admissions in St. Charles County.

Reports of salvia-related emergency room admissions are virtually nonexistent, likely because its effects typically vanish in just a few minutes.

The study predicted that prolonged closures could cut flu cases by about 15percentt, which in the peak of a pandemic could cut emergency room admissions by 40percentt.

While the focus of the column was on costly emergency room admissions, it did not address the need for additional money to support school-based mental health services.

You can track its molecules, watch emergency room admissions go up and down as it waxes and wanes and estimate the number of lives shortened by it.