Sentence for rooms | Use rooms in a sentence

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• To my rooms. (8)
• In your rooms? (8)
• The rooms of Malice. (8)
• The rooms were empty. (8)
• All my rooms are full. (18)
• Come with Gustav to my rooms. (8)
• She was in none of the lower rooms. (10)
• It contained quite a number of rooms. (12)
• And here were the bells to all the rooms. (8)
• Doors on either side lead to other rooms. (8)
• His rooms were too confined in this weather. (8)
• Puzzling and fretting, he reached his rooms. (8)
• So much better than going to the Lower Rooms. (4)
• They have not seen two such drawing rooms before. (4)
• There remained three rooms for him and two for me. (12)
• She named an hotel where she had taken rooms for him. (10)
• What height are these rooms from the ground, Treisure? (8)
• She has not yet been traced to his rooms, nor vice versa. (8)
• Thirty were penned in the rear rooms of the sixth floor. (13)
• Robert and Rhoda sat in different rooms till it was dusk. (22)
• Clothed in his pyjamas he opened the door between the rooms. (8)
• He passed through the first of the two rooms in the Gallery. (8)
• That, and his buried life in the retreat of these two rooms. (8)
• They were in one of the upper rooms anxiously on the watch. (10)
• It spurs me to fly from rooms and chairs and beds and houses. (10)
• He went straight to the rooms of his Society in Hanover Square. (8)
• All rooms on 2nd floor are square and cellars are high and dry.] (17)
• They proceeded upstairs together, their rooms being on the same floor above. (4)
• He was back in his rooms in London two hours before he dared begin expecting her. (8)
• Her satisfaction, too, in not being at the Lower Rooms was spoken more than once. (4)
• After a night of revelry I came back to my rooms rather drunk and morally insensitive. (12)
• They came to look for rooms while you were off waiting for the Prince-Regent, and I saw them. (9)
• This vindictive critic smarted, with cause, at the recollection of her walk out of her rooms. (10)
• There were large additions, tasteless and characterless, but giving the rooms that were needed. (9)
• In one of the rooms lay a crucifix about two yards long; it was of bronze covered with a patina. (12)
• They made their appearance in the Lower Rooms; and here fortune was more favourable to our heroine. (4)
• She has been accused of renting rooms for immoral purposes, but nothing could be proved against her. (12)
• Seven rooms and a bath would be more than the largest and genteelest family would know what to do with. (9)
• The music and dancing were going on in the large rooms across the great hallway from the reception room. (18)
• Their little suite of rooms was at the very end of the hotel, so that he might play as much as he wished. (8)
• Robert gives me his rooms here for a little time; his landlady is a kind woman, and will take care of me. (10)
• I have directed him to telegraph to the Dolphin in Bevisham for rooms for the night: that is to-morrow night. (10)
• It was nearly seven, he would surely have finished at the War Office; he might be at his Club or at his rooms. (8)
• Without knowing how she had come there, she stood in a long corridor along which were the doors of many rooms. (12)
• A few of the windows with closed blinds were illuminated; the inmates of those rooms were dressing to come down. (1)
• But he thinks the black-walnut rooms, the stamped leather on the walls, and the rest of it, is the best going yet. (13)
• Otherwise, as soon as they got used to living in six rooms instead of seventeen, they were really very comfortable. (9)
• Then Irene descended upon the other rooms, which she set in order, and some of which she fiercely swept and dusted. (9)
• I put them on new the first time of our going to the Lower Rooms, you know, and I have worn them a great deal since. (4)
• Everything that revolts other people, low company, paltry rooms, foul air, disgusting associations are inviting to you. (4)
• At the back of the house there was a cheerful suite of rooms where the housekeeper and the apprentices had formerly lived. (5)
• They had rooms in the Wilhelmstrasse, overlooking the gardens, where leaves were already turning, that gorgeous September. (8)
• Undoubtedly the rooms were overheated, and hot-water bottles were put into your bed at night, and tonics were prescribed. (12)
• As she drew nearer to his rooms she walked slower, forcing herself to think what she should do, what she should let him do! (8)
• His rooms, in a narrow square skirting Belgravia, were unchanged since the death of his father had made him a man of means. (8)
• There, however, the report of him was, that he had inspected the rooms, highly complimented the owner of them, and vanished. (10)
• On the modest landing at the top, outside his rooms, she waited, leaning against the wall, which was covered with a red paper. (8)
• Members of Congress, generals, their sons and daughters, and French diplomats thronged the rooms but they soon began to depart. (18)
• It was amusing, but it was perfectly safe, and there was no reason why I should not engage rooms for the ladies at another hotel. (9)
• She was not a dignified person, but she rose with hauteur and whipped away to her rooms, hers no longer, to make her preparations. (9)
• In the rear there were a number of little rooms, where whispered conversations intended for but two pairs of ears were often held. (13)
• Such outlets should be placed in central positions in order to permit the moving of the machine to all parts of the various rooms. (17)
• As they passed into other rooms these objects were taking different positions; but from every window there were beauties to be seen. (4)
• The squire returned with my aunt Dorothy and Janet to behold the detested man communicating with the outer world from his own rooms. (10)
• The smallness of the rooms above and below, indeed, and the narrowness of the passage and staircase, struck her beyond her imagination. (4)
• They knew that by this time the agents of the Government were in all probability ransacking their rooms, and confiscating their goods. (10)
• Apparently there were not many people stopping at this hotel, or else they were all out looking at the Falls or confined to their rooms. (9)
• This was easy, for it was advertised as containing ten rooms, and he found the number eked out with the bath-room and two large closets. (9)
• Nothing prevented its realization so much as its difference from the New York ideal of a flat, which was inflexibly seven rooms and a bath. (9)
• A beloved home made over to others; all the precious rooms and furniture, groves, and prospects, beginning to own other eyes and other limbs! (4)
• Our ancestors of those days were more interested in protecting themselves from outside intruders than they were in fresh air and sunshine in their rooms. (17)
• Usually there are at the most four rooms which must be arranged on the ground floor of the small house: the living-room, dining-room, kitchen, and pantry. (17)

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