Sentence examples for room consisting of from inspiring English sources
Figs Wood Fired Bistro 105 Church Hill Road Sandy Hook (203) 426-5503 figswoodfiredbistro.com WORTH IT THE SPACE About 50 seats in the main dining room, consisting of booths, banquettes and counter space in front of an open kitchen.
The largeish front room is both sitting room and studio, the studio consisting of an easel and a messy table of paints, the sitting room consisting of a couple of sofas, a glass-fronted cabinet of high-heeled shoes (his fetish) and countless overflowing ashtrays.
When I asked for a different size in a heavy wool, burgundy-flecked sweater ($380) that looked like muesli, the clerk brought me the right size, in the wrong gender, deducible only after careful inspection in the makeshift dressing room, consisting of slabs of plywood thrown together at the back of the store, under the lofted office space, with the back wall missing.
Pigs were tested daily in an experimental room consisting of two identical twin-pens (one for the test pig and one for the companion pig (if present)).
The frame itself is a nice complement to any sports fan's den or rumpus room, consisting of a cool dark green surface adorned with bright LED lights for team names, scores, current inning, pitch count, batter, and baserunners.
A laboratory room consisting of a funerary pit and the above-mentioned air conditioning (A/C) systems for separate human comfort and relic preservation was constructed to simulate a large open exhibition hall of an archaeology museum.
The back room consists of white alcoves with all-white Victorian wallpaper.
The team lacks a suitable field, and its weight room consists of two donated benches jammed into an already cramped locker room.
The only words in the front of the room consist of an engraving on the judge's desk: "Justice is the Foundation of Governing".
The Mebonias' tiny room consists of two day beds and some jury-rigged shelves for books, food and a small television.
The Mastri Oleari's tasting room consisted of eight cubicles, which isolate panel members to prevent them from influencing one another's judgments.
