Sentence examples for room counting from inspiring English sources

Mama sat in her room counting out a boggling sum of money.

I spent the first half of the first song checking the room, counting people, scanning faces, parsing body language.

John T. Reuter, a Republican city councilman a few seats over, told me that when Berta told them to hold hands, he was looking around the room, counting up the people he knew Transition just alienated.

One minute you're in an operating room counting backwards from 10, the next you're in the recovery ward sans appendix, tonsils, or wisdom teeth.

You slowly spiral downward, finding yourself in this twisted waiting room, counting the days until you become the hashtag.

He excused himself and in the men's room counted the money in his wallet, but continued to worry.

Nurses in the operating room count the sponges before and after surgery to make sure that none have gone missing, but in emergencies or complicated surgeries it can be difficult to keep track of exactly how many sponges were used and where they all went.

Omnibus tests between all combinations of trap placement showed no significant effects on the room counts (veranda, exit and room totals), so it was decided to further evaluate the efficiency of traps at the heights of 15 cm and 150 cm, placed at a range of distances away from the experimental huts.

Each time a person crossed the threshold of the room counted as an encounter and was scored compliant or noncompliant; entrance and exit of the room were not paired as a single encounter but scored separately.

CONS: One of the rooms counted as a bedroom is next to the entry foyer on the main floor.

The goal was to build one million new dwellings, to be occupied by no more than two people per room, not counting the kitchen and living room.