Sentence examples for useless room from inspiring English sources

But, awful as it looks, the Useless Room, aka the Hopeless Room, represents progress.

Find an empty, useless room in the house.

You do get the excitement of walking around a series of largely useless rooms.

The lead today is a $1.749 million listing of a place in Livingston, N.J. with dog shaped rocks around the pool, the ugliest floor in the world in the kitchen (and you know THAT cost a pretty penny), an overlarge and useless living room and a dining room that has been staged with what looks like patio furniture.

But printed texts provided for the songs — mostly familiar selections from "Dichterliebe" and Schubert's "Winterreise" — were useless in a room darkened to allow for moody stage lighting.

It's winter and you're probably realizing how awful your insulation is -- I'm looking at you, Seattle -- and also starting to rethink that last addition to the house where you used single-pane windows that now render the room useless.

The suppressor is effective in large maps but completely useless in Death Room.

The one catch was that users would only be allowed 10 pre-dated e-mails a year, otherwise it "would cause people to lose faith in the accuracy of time, thus rendering the feature useless". Internet chat rooms vigorously debated the ethics of this feature.

With Young's left arm useless, a training-room assistant had to button the quarterback's shirt for him and then help him into a black trench coat, snapping that shut from bottom to top until it appeared Young was attempting to conceal the San Francisco 49ers' worst nightmare: An unhealthy Steve Young.

The company offers a suite of tools designed to make those meetings more engaging and generally just cut down on useless meetings with a room of bored and generally unengaged people that might be better off working away at their desk or even taking other meetings.

The company offers a suite of tools designed to make those meetings more engaging and generally just cut down on useless meetings with a room of bored and generally unengaged people that might be better off working away at their desk or even taking other meetings.