Nencini said the court worked long and hard to process what he called a "half-room" worth of documentation.
And archives, seven rooms' worth.
She knew no one would clamor for the three rooms' worth of albums; their value was entirely self-defined.
As Mucyo shows clearly, highly incriminating documentation remains, despite the French burning two rooms worth of their private communications with the Habyarimana government when they left Kigali.
Had Brown been Labour leader now, he'd have demolished several rooms' worth of serviceable furniture as he raged against the headlines and briefings.
When Cynthia Wilby was selling her apartment at 1 Fifth Avenue, listed with Katherine P. Marshall of Brown Harris Stevens, she received a similar request, that she rip out and dispose of two rooms' worth of built-in bookcases and cabinets.
Last month, a family living in a $3 million private house in Brooklyn discarded rooms' worth of furniture, the cushions carefully slashed and notes attached saying the pieces had bed bugs and were not safe to take.
For instance, in the early 1980s, Mr. Shelley learned through the music industry grapevine that because disco was in vogue, Epic Records was trying to get rid of a couple of storage rooms' worth of old rock 'n' roll footage.
My first stop was at Staatsburgh, one of the lesser-known edifices off Mansion Row (a k a Route 9) in the Hudson Valley, and the former home of Ogden and Ruth Mills: 79 rooms' worth of white rectangularity that wouldn't be out of place on the Mall in Washington.
The Chatwals, who have backing from institutional investors, have 2,700 rooms worth a good $750 million on Wall Street and 500 more in development.
