Sentence examples for room banging from inspiring English sources

They tolerate a few old-building issues, like a clanking radiator that sounds like "someone in our living room banging pots and pans," Mr. Tate said.

Drop in on your local Mommy and Me music class: there are the sitters, intently watching the action from their mothers' laps, while the rovers march around the room banging their drums and shaking their maracas.

[The owner] Sam Hamann would be in the dressing room, banging a broom against the cupboard, turning the stereo up and you went out three or four inches taller.

It's at times like this that I want to be Mr T so that I could solve the dispute by striding into the negotiation room, banging heads together and saying, "Sort it out suckers – don't be no fool".

Whereupon Wittgenstein, in a rage, threw the poker down and stormed out of the room, banging the door behind him.' When Popper died, in 1994, newspaper obituarists picked up his telling of the tale and repeated it word for word (including the wrong date for the meeting - the 26th, not the 25th).

GP: I've been shocked when I've been to visit people in council flats and they've got a huge leather three-piece suite and a big blingy coffee table and a huge TV, and you have to kind of edge around the room, banging your knees on things.

The door to the scrub room banged shut.

The actress in question, Birgit Minichmayr, had overslept so Monika Bleibtreu, who plays Helene Weigel, simply went to her room, banged on her door and shouted: 'Barbara, Barbara, you have to get up,' as if she were her real mother".

All night long, maniacs on either side of his room banged walls and played radios.

This is an architect's office, I keep telling myself as I stumble through a warren of dark rooms, banging my head on low beams, tripping over steps in unlikely places, burning my shins on tiny one-bar electric fires that creep out from the walls on a spaghetti of old wires.

I entered the living room to be met by Richard pacing the room and banging his head periodically on the living-room window.