Sentence examples for room little from inspiring English sources

A lone room (little more than an empty convention centre) with four guards on patrol.

The Office of Genetic Counselling and Disabled Children (OGCDC) operates out of a room little bigger than a broom cupboard.

His latest novel, The Glass Room (Little, Brown, £16.99) was nominated for the Booker Prize in 2009.

Meanwhile, Simon Mawer's Man Booker-shortlisted The Glass Room (Little, Brown, £16.99) made, with authority and empathy, one Czech family the focus of Europe's war and peace.

The INXS star took his own life in a Sydney hotel room little more than a decade after the film's release.

But, amid the ruckus that followed the arrest of Senator Larry Craig for allegedly soliciting sex from a plainclothes officer in an airport rest room, little attention was paid to his unusual Washington, D.C., address: 1000 Water Street.

Across the street is the 850-room Little America Hotel, which Mr. Holding also owns.

Across the street from the luxurious hotel is another property he owned, evidence of the hard work behind his rise: an 850-room Little America Hotel.

In 1932, while governor of New York and the Democratic nominee for president, he built the six-room "Little White House" on the grounds.

"It is unprecedented this time of year that we would still have openings in February, let alone Presidents' week," said Peter Shaindlin, managing director of the 97-room Little Dix Bay, on Virgin Gorda, in the British Virgin Islands.

A far cry from Barbados's torpid (and aptly named) Platinum coast, which is awash with stultifyingly luxurious hotels, the 10-room Little Arches (little-arches.com) is a short walk from the determinedly normal village of Ostins in the south of the island.