room的示例

• Leave the windows open to let the room air a bit.

• The room was dimly lit.

• I think this room has got a lot of potential.

• Hotel guests are requested to vacate their rooms by twelve noon.

• We asked for adjoining rooms.

• If we push the table back against the wall, we'll have more room.

• Come and stay with us - we've got bags of room.

• Scoot over and make room for your sister.

• We have no room for shirkers in this office.

• Shove over, Lena, and make some room for me.

• In a period when population growth came up against regulatory limits on new building, the partition of existing houses into smaller rooms was commonplace.

• The hiring rooms were not only more comfortable they also helped to affirm the reshaping of female farm service into a form of domestic service.

• At the top is a line of similarly sized rooms divided by loadbearing partitions, and with the possibility of inserting non-loadbearing partitions to define circulation.

• Presently schools are places where children ®nd empty classrooms, absentee teachers, or teachers sitting in the staff rooms, waiting for their pay.

• Robotization of finishing operations is impossible without developing compact and mobile designs of special-purpose robots permitting the movement of the equipment between rooms.

• American infants tended to sleep in their own rooms apart from their parents at 1 month and more at 3 months of age.

• Spacecrafts and the ultra clean rooms they are assembled in, are routinely monitored for microbial contamination.

• The use of churches as public prayer rooms, not sacramental fora, began at once.

• The rooms in these houses had thick plaster floors placed over a well-prepared base composed of small cobblestones.

• A building is composed of surfaces (walls, ceilings, floors) designed to enclose spaces (rooms) and give them particular form.

• The average household had 4n0 members, living in a house with 4n4 rooms, which generally included at least one bedroom and one bathroom.

• The approach denies privacy to residents who have to share bedrooms, cannot lock their rooms or who have to submit to assistance with bathing.

• Within each zone, rooms and offices are designated with a number.

• They are an amalgam of dreams and personalities, rooms and theories, paper clips and organisational structure, clients and activities, budgets and photocopies, and great intentions.

• The architectural layout design problem is one where rooms are required to satisfy adjacency and cardinal direction constraints to fulfill their functions.