Sentence examples for roomie from inspiring English sources

A twenty-nine-year-old working two jobs as a waiter wrote, "I'm coming to terms with the fact that if I want more than 200 square feet, I better find a roomie".

I'm your roomie — you're at the right place!

It sounds as if you and roomie are doomed to disagree.

He was an All-Star, he rebounded and scored, and he was cantankerous, which makes him a perfect roomie for J. R. Smith.

Ms. Huang had referred in text messages to Mr. Ravi's "gay roomie" and asked, "Did you really see him make out with some guy?" A defense lawyer, Steven Altman, called Ms. Huang's memory into question after she answered yes when he asked if some of the testimony she gave police investigators in January was "impacted by what you read in the newspaper".

Had heard William Finn's work many, many times before (thanks to a Finn-loving roomie) and had seen the show with another actor, but Mr. Patinkin was utterly brilliant, breathing not just new life, but real life into Marvin, and the way he colored the word "family" said it all.

That would prove to be the only thing my roomie and I had in common.

The ad campaign is centred around the Frobinsons, a new-wave family unit that includes a hamster dad, African-American grandpa, French daughter, cardigan-clad mum and Gor-Don, the goth roomie of the son, Chuck.

Well done roomie you are incredible".

Jamie struggles to disentangle herself from damaged roomie Leanne (a snarling Isabella Laughland) – and Caton-Jones's achievement is to make this a greater challenge than any a cappella arrangement of, say, Don't Stop Me Now.

He's a great lad, he's been my roomie all these years with Wales and he's somebody who deserves to play at the highest level".