Sentence examples for room survey from inspiring English sources

SIX years ago, Jennifer Aniston was the type of interview subject who'd fling open the door to her messy "Friends" dressing room, survey the dead flowers, balled-up Kleenex and rumpled clothing on the floor and admit self-consciously, "I guess this is part of who I am".

While the Illinois data systems and the CDC emergency room survey likely suffer from underreporting of cases, both consistently identify more cases than the estimated rates reported by the Bureau of Justice Statistics based on a cross sectional survey of civilians.

You scurry out of the room, survey the office half full of women, and wonder how many of them have secrets like the one you're about to keep.

In this study, almost 20% of the questionnaires were incomplete at T1 (waiting room survey).

Before starting the inclusion of patients, a two-week visitors' waiting room survey has been done at the departments of orthopaedics and neurology at the VU Medical Center Amsterdam.

In this study of parents' ability to accurately estimate their children's height and weight, only 49% of parents who reported their child's height and 58% who reported their child's weight in a clinic waiting room survey provided information that matched their child's height within 1 inch and weight within 2 lbs.

Mr. Prokhorov, standing a head above everyone else in the room, surveyed the crowd.

"We look for that something special," says Patti Fleischner, the founder of Closeups Kids, who has been walking around the room surveying the applicants.

For Mr. Dylan's concert, with a capacity of 1,835, the orchestra level was standing room, surveyed by a balcony and boxes with a few rows each of steeply raked seats with assured sightlines.

"Look, it's got my name on the label!" Zhang moves to the dining room, surveying a Lazy Susan table laden with lunch dishes his staff has prepared.

Of greatest local interest, perhaps, is the one-room survey of recent work by the photographer John Shearer.