Sentence examples for rooms led from inspiring English sources

SUN ROOMS The trio Sun Rooms, led by the Chicago jazz vibraphonist Jason Adasiewicz, makes cool, understated and weirdly committed music, with mid-60s Andrew Hill as an aesthetic starting point; he's one of the more exciting bandleaders to come along lately, and it's a sound redolent of his city.

Still, St. Gotthard was considered one of the better tunnels, because of its extensive network of rooms where people could escape if fire broke out along its 10-mile route; those rooms led to a separate escape tunnel.

Paramedics from St . Vincents interviewed at area hospitals on Saturday and Sunday said that their trip times had increased, and that although there had been no serious consequences yet, they believed that it was only a matter of time before the combination of longer trips and more crowded emergency rooms led to problems for patients.

A New York City study conducted in 1999 and 2000 found that overcrowding of emergency rooms led to more deaths in heart attack patients, from a combination of longer travel times when ambulances were diverted from hospitals that were full, and delays in treatment when the destination hospital was overburdened.

These range from minimal involvement on the part of central government to a nationwide system for control rooms led by a single organisation.

As in all houses of the Elizabethan era, Montacute had no corridors: the rooms led directly from one to another.

COMMON SPACES: A family rooms leads out to a deck.

The locker rooms lead into separate men's and women's nude bathing areas.

The rooms lead to a wide hallway that doubles as a playroom.

It takes time to work out which rooms lead to which.

Back at the hotel, there's a small rooftop pool - several of the rooms lead out on to it.