Sentence examples for small dormitory from inspiring English sources
Internships have become as much a part of a college education as large lecture courses, small dormitory rooms and all-nighters.
Not long after the beginning of the semester, on a cold winter evening, she invited me to her small dormitory kitchen, and cooked this creamy, mustardy chicken dish in a mini toaster oven.
JOSEPHINA FINAMORE, an 18-year-old sophomore from Wilmington, Del., thinks she has done a good job of making her small dormitory room at the University of Maryland in College Park feel like home.
But when John Horne Burns, age 29, in his small dormitory suite at the Loomis School in Windsor, Conn., on the night of April 23, 1946 (Shakespeare's birthday, at that), finished "The Gallery" — "I fell across my Underwood and wept my heart out," he later recalled — he was convinced he had done just that, and more.
In Crawley, the small, dormitory Sussex town dominated by unloved Gatwick airport, the thrill is unconfined: 9,000 people, more than four times a decent crowd for the club's Conference Premier fixtures, have forked out the £41 United are charging to watch Steve Evans's team in the fifth-round tie.
But I spent two hours in a small dormitory bedroom that afternoon in that room, because that was the most private place we could get so that no one in the next suite of rooms could hear, listening to her and trying to counsel her to approach her problem in a way different from what she was doing.
Accommodations at the park range from small dormitory-style rooms with fans and shared baths to simple air-conditioned rooms with private baths.
There are also small dormitories for flight attendants.
There are 10 athletes living here, in five small dormitories, each with a shower, a sofa and a bunk bed.
Just miles from the Chile-Argentina border, the resort is amazingly self-contained, a cluster of cabins and small dormitories anchored by the iconic blue and yellow Hotel Portillo.
Muhlenberg assembled five dormitories with a total of 145 beds over the course of last summer to replace older, smaller dormitories.
