Sentence examples for room meaning from inspiring English sources

Most restaurants had signs that said "WE HAVE A FAMILY ROOM!" — meaning that the main dining room was for men only.

The NFL policy actually says players may stay in their locker room, meaning they wouldn't take the field at all before the anthem plays.

"It's condescending to make everything look like Romper Room, meaning that everything is a caricature, and colors are exaggerated," Mr. Pasanella said.

The hottest topic in the business is the so-called "retail room," meaning the combined forces of the winery tasting room, the now-ubiquitous wine club and, most of all, nascent e-commerce.

An unusual aspect of the gorilla campaign is that the creature has always been referred to in the ads as "the 800-pound gorilla in the room," meaning that retirement planning is ignored at one's peril.

But as developers seek to wring every last bit of space out of their projects, another term has cropped up more and more: "rec room," meaning an underground space that is not legally a bedroom, although many people use it that way.

The rooms are sold with the same furnishings as other hotel rooms, meaning there's really no chance for custom finishes.

In addition, "the properties that do exist operate with a relatively low number of rooms, meaning they generate less revenue overall," says Hennessy.

Accommodation advertisements usually list the number and type of rooms (unlike German adverts, which might say 2 1/2 rooms, meaning 2 bedrooms and 1/2 a living room; bathroom and kitchen not mentioned but implicitly included).

Mostly about 25 candidate access points will be created in each of these four rooms, meaning that the selected (best) access point will be also located in one of these four rooms.

In addition, most levels are now 2-3 roomeaningning that you're inevitably in trouble if you don't knock out at least one room in a single bird.