Sentence examples for room terms from inspiring English sources

Some of the language in his first draft did not chime with the 12 youths in the room – terms for having sex range from "having a ting" to "beating someone up".

But they brought nothing into the room in terms of Hollywood rubbish".

"The election sucks all of the oxygen out of the room in terms of attention," said Eric Hirshberg, the chief executive of Activision Publishing, the video game company.

"There is so much wiggle room in terms of what their specifics will be or not be," she said, adding that they would have to keep pushing candidates.

The worst situation would be if the charges were for money laundering but it looks like this is a deferred prosecution relating to books and record controls, that gives the bank some wiggle room in terms of its explanations.

Maybe the one difference is that he's a larger persona now, even in the room, in terms of his way of working, articulating how he feels about something.

"He'll fit into that dressing room in terms of still having something to prove".

"It gives other companies breathing room in terms of the generation market," says Tom Smith, director of the Texas office of Public Citizen, a watchdog group.

The evolution of the highly transient burnable H2-air mixture in the room in terms of burnable mass, volume, and average H2-concentration is evaluated with special sub-routines.

Besides his exceptional batting skills, The Indian Express also praises Tendulkar for being "the sage voice in the dressing room" and terms him the "prototype" that inspired the next generation of cricketers.

"All you have to do is look around at a grand rounds and see who makes up the room in terms of whether the senior people are women and how many there are of them," she says.