Sentence examples for room through which from inspiring English sources

Ten doors lead into the room through which her characters come and go.

There are many switch boards in the control room through which, the programs are sent to the various stations.

Was she obliged on the night to transform herself for Edward into a kind of portal or drawing room through which he might process?

According to Philip Thicknesse while travelling in the 18th century, one must never ask a Frenchman his age, and make sure there are no holes behind pictures in a room, through which a stranger may crawl.

Remove the paper and – as we discovered – a radiator comes adrift in the hall and a huge crack appears in the living room, through which water merrily babbles every time it rains.

While playing at Chicago's Peppermint Lounge, the brothers made use of a peephole in their dressing room, through which they had a clear view of the women's bathroom.

New Jersey subjects can be found in pretty well all the linked sequence of rooms through which this exhibition unfolds.

The convicts, he said, worked in "big airy rooms through which cool breezes sweep," with views of "the yachts of millionaires" gliding past.

The most important of these were the westwork, or fortresslike construction with towers and inner rooms through which one entered the nave, and the outer crypt, or extensive chapel complexes below and beyond the eastern apse (projection at one end of the church).

"That'll buy you a good five to eight minutes in a forced entry," said Ducibella, who said that classrooms were also likely to have escape routes to the outside and into neighbouring rooms through which to flee an armed intruder.

Story mode is essentially a series of rooms through which you must advance.