Sentence examples for room for storing from inspiring English sources
Scattered between the servants' rooms on the third floor of the mansion are storage rooms, including a large cedar-lined room for storing the family's winter clothing, rooms with cedar rails for hanging draperies and tapestries, and a room filled with shelves for the family's linens.
A Compact Flash slot accepts memory cards to give the Psion more room for storing documents and information, but the unit's 16 megabytes of RAM was more than big enough for storing my few hundred contacts, birthday reminders and two novels.
The camera comes with 256 megabytes of internal memory, and you can use SD cards to add up to four gigabytes of room for storing photos and other files.
The reason is that the battery bank with the large storage capacity may provide more room for storing energy and avoid discarding the harvested energy.
You'll need an office space with a computer and printer, as well as room for storing files and paperwork.
Urban mythology used to hold that one of Yoko Ono's Dakota Building apartments was given over solely to housing her fur coats; in reality, it seems that madam does not dedicate the entire second property to this task, though the room reserved for storing the vast collection of pelts is entirely refrigerated.
Storage freezers are kept in a dedicated room and used for storing electronically tracked, frozen samples.
Basement (any expansion pack needed) Library(for reading) Gaming Room (for fun) Attic (for storing old kids toys) Attached En suites to each bedroom Kitchen Lounge Indoor swimming pool If you're looking for some fun, turn your basement into a party room.
Across the room are several sliding screens for storing paintings, and a steel staircase going up to a walkway above.
The BPC utilises a cold room (walk-in cooler) (4°C) for storing its vacuum-sealed unstained slides and paraffin blocks.
"You can't create a law that you can't maintain because you look foolish and the students lose respect for other policies," said the principal of Bayonne High School, Richard Baccarella. "If there were a total ban on bringing them to school, I would need a room just for storing cellphones".
