Sentence examples for setting the room from inspiring English sources

That schooling begins the night that Jon, a New Jersey bartender and a regular at a club throbbing with beats and bodies, first sees Barbara Sugarman (a superb Scarlett Johansson), who's setting the room ablaze in a scorching red dress.

I had neglected to pull down the shades and it had snowed during the night; the morning rays reflected off the snow on the sills and on the low adjacent roof, setting the room on fire with daylight.

He suggests sleeping in a darkly painted room, using organic sheets that won't irritate your skin or respiratory system, setting the room at 68 degrees, removing the TV and all LED lights and installing light bulbs that lack blue light rays, which suppress sleep promoting melatonin.

And halfway through "Hometown Glory," scenes from Adele's native London gave way to images of Los Angeles, setting the room off in predictable cheers.

From setting off the sprinkler system to setting the room on fire, our video mashup shows the shocking and often hilarious conclusions to science demonstrations that didn't go quite as planned.

Hoffman's voice is unscrambled by the technician, at which point he kills everyone in the room and plants fingerprints using Strahm's severed hand before setting the room on fire to destroy the evidence.

You can set the room temperature to be lower, and it's still comfortable.

He pursued his research late into the night, and finally managed to set the room on fire.

The engineer, who had, of course, set the room up and was responsible for its deadness, bumbled his words.

After the wedding ceremony, the bride douses the bridal bed and herself with kerosene and sets the room on fire.

That only highlighted the irony of singing club songs, many of them about clubbing, while for most of the set the room felt like anything but a club.