Sentence examples for setting a room from inspiring English sources

The law school is setting a room aside for mincha minyan, a daily afternoon prayer service.

He is tall and handsome, with large, mischievous brown eyes and a knack for setting a room on fire with laughter.

Another pitfall is not setting a room up – ensuring that all students can see the screen and that the room is darkened with appropriate sound levels and quality.

Given Obama's status as president-in-waiting, the two met in a formal setting, a room decked out with a US flag, and were accompanied by senior advisers.

"She is not going to set a room on fire," said Dean Hara, a plaintiff in Ms. Bonauto's Defense of Marriage Act case.

Ask, even rhetorically, who purveys the best fried clams, and you can set a room bubbling faster than a Fry-o-lator.

Nearby at the Liaison Capitol Hill, a hotel, Democrats gathered in a humbler setting — a conference room.

Vincent's collaborator found this waiting room setting an inspired way of structuring the work.

Setting up a room costs $300,000.

I mean with Tinted Windows, were you at least tempted to set a hotel room on fire?

Setting: A university hospital operating room and intensive care unit.