What is "room in"

Usage examples of "room in".

Do you want to sell a pony in order to have the library done over in mission or the drawing-room in gold?

After all, I owned half of the Woof & Warp, his arts-and-crafts shop, and had sacked out in the back room in the past.

Her sleeping chamber was small and dark and had been designed to be more like the interior of an uruketo than a room in a city.

Sir William exclaimed as Archie entered the room in the governor's house which had been set apart for the use of Wallace since the expulsion of the English.

I don't think there's very much room in either side's positions for any sort of compromise.

They turned through the doorway to the room in the sound of the storm and thunder, lightning on their faces, blue and terrible.

Matthews saw Major LaFollet's eyes flick once about the briefing room in the automatic threat-search of his calling, but a small motion from Lady Harrington sent both armsmen back through the hatch.

Besides, no human could fly a starship without computer support, and there was too little room in a ship like this for a second computer net.

Meaning to stay for a week or two I sought a pleasant room in a well-situated hotel, and I found one with a good view of town and harbour.

It was late when Jack got back to his room in a somewhat dilapidated rooming house over back of the stadium: and Jack was pretty drunk and not nearly so quiet about it as he should have been, knowing that he owed two weeks' room rent.

On either wall, multitudes of mirrored images of him also sat down: this was a room in a brothel, sure enough.

If it was good this time, if she lost herself in her body, sheer sensation might let her forget for a little while the metal room in which she was trapped and the scaly devils who kept her here to satisfy their own perverse curiosity.

While pondering on these things, he reached Sylvia's house, and went into the little room in which he had so often seen her.