Sentence examples for room calls from inspiring English sources

"Control room calls up, a shoplifting in progress, two female shoplifters, any units free?

"I want to have the star players on the pitch," explained the Guv'nor, as no one in the Tory dressing room calls him.

The sweaty 200-capacity room calls in big names to play in an intimate setting, where they blast out electronic sounds through its Funktion-One soundsystem.

— Julia Moskin The New York Times: Just as the Algonquin Hotel's Oak Room calls it quits in May, another cabaret and restaurant will be preparing to open in June.

In its close attention to the hard-sell ethos of buying and selling, lying and cheating, "Boiler Room" calls to mind another movie its characters occasionally quote, James Foley's 1992 adaptation of David Mamet's play "Glengarry Glen Ross".

And the amazing "Skeletons in the Studio" (1900), with a harmonic clutter of individually piquant items in a sun-washed room, calls so strongly to mind certain works by Matisse that it might dent, a little, one's appreciation of the Frenchman.

On October 6th Cisco unveiled a video-calling system for the living room called "umi telepresence".

But there is an elephant in the room called ideology.

To reserve the room, call (866) 775-5566 or go to www.marriott.com.

In 2007, he started an Internet chat room called "Independent Travel for Husbands, Wives and Lovers".

Their base of operations was a locker room called the Palace.