Sentence examples for sanctuary room from inspiring English sources

This temple has a circular plan with a peristyle of stone columns and lintels around the outside, but the wall of the circular cella, or sanctuary room, inside is built of concrete an uneasy confrontation of new and traditional forms of construction.

At the same time, they closed the high school's Sanctuary Room, a safe haven space for distraught students, where they could speak with a counselor about their issues.

A recent editorial in the school's newspaper and a letter to the editor of the local Bucks County Courier, both written by students at Neshaminy, call on the District to reopen The Sanctuary Room staffed by a full-time counselor.

It's "will we stand by and continue to allow more unimaginable pain to be heaped onto these kids and their families?" Open The Sanctuary Room now! Steve Young is an award-winning television writer, author and father of a Neshaminy High School student.

This isn't to necessarily say that the decision to close down TLC or The Sanctuary Room contributed to any of these tragedies, but certainly, the repercussions -- student grief and confusion -- are no longer dealt with through a day to day support system, but by a crisis to crisis intervention.

Once the new cat has checked the house out, put it back in the sanctuary room.

It will contain the security checkpoint for the 9/11 Museum, which was designed by the American firm Davis Brody Bond, as well as a food area, a small auditorium, and a sanctuary-like room reserved for the survivors of 9/11 victims.

The five-story, 100,000-square-foot temple would also include a lobby, the main sanctuary, computer rooms, classrooms, a museum, a library, a kitchen, sleeping accommodations for visitors and an underground parking garage.

One of them involved designing a sanctuary and meditation room and decorating 18 residential rooms for a Jewish hospice in the Bronx.

Wyvern Academy, Weymouth, Dorset: a raised bed to grow flowers and vegetables in each classroom and a bug sanctuary outside each room.

But before a traveler can head to the sanctuary of her room, she must go through the tedious task of checking in — a process that usually involves waiting in line, signing paperwork and making small talk with a hotel employee when all she really wants to do is get into bed.