Perhaps half the buildings were being run as rooming houses.

A gas main explosion right outside where I was rooming then.

Be sure to check the chart and see who has rooming in.

Not every rooming or boarding house will be torn down, the Governor said.

The shabby rooming house-he'd have better places in times to come.

They spend their time on the road, living in motels and rooming houses, and won't get home until after the season.

"So much talk of evil things, Gyoko-san, on such a pleasant rooming.

But it was barely nine o'clock in the rooming, Gordian thought, "There are quite a few hours between now and then," he said.

Coeducational rooming can meet many needs.

And it's still only two in the rooming in the Solomons, where Carla has at last come into port.

But in the Navy, term marriages were the norm for officers, just as heterosexual rooming was for enlisted folk.

Sometimes people would rent rooms there, and at other motels and rooming houses around town, for weeks or even months at a time.

This early rooming was typical of the central valley in summer: sweltering, airless, pulsing with cricket song.

A small sign said: "Latherton Rooming House. "

Wesleyan students who want coeducational rooming can apply for apartments, without specifying who will sleep in which bedroom.

Jim had a habit of living at hotels when he had money; at rooming houses when his finances were low.

"Rooming Violations"

The camp provides multiple week sessions based on overnight rooming, and including sports, swimming, arts and crafts and various other activities.

John Cheever's story "Brooklyn Rooming House" is published.

It is home to several historic buildings including Tampa Federal Courthouse building and Jackson Rooming House.

For several years he lived nomadically in rooming houses or in the homes of his family members, setting up his computer in attics and basements.

He had lived for years in rooming houses in Hell's Kitchen before falling into the Bellevue homeless shelter in 1995.

In the late 1970's, it started its real estate business in the Back Bay neighborhood where gracious town houses had been chopped up into rooming houses.

In the rooming, the islet was bedecked with dewdrops and the night's fearsome bedlam gave way to melodious birdsong.

At this point massive hotels like The United States and Surf House, as well as smaller rooming houses, had sprung up all over town.

No one in the world needs room service more than a mother.

These two women, like half the people in the room, were white.

Look too long and you could become part of the room.

He got up, left the room and never came back!

Close enough to see them, but not yet in the same room.

Then she looked around the room for the next question.

His wife and five children were in the room with him.

But something else seemed to be going on in the room.

He was building a family room for his wife and three children.

He seemed to already know many of the women in the room.

For the first time he has enough room to turn around.

A moment later, he left the room and went back to work.

She did and the women in the room seemed to love her.

I had security open a special room so we could talk.

But the room is only open for a few hours each day.

She may very well have gone up to a room.

Last week, a room for two was $60 a night.

And the mother turned to the only American in the room.

Instead he used a room in his home as an office.

The first service was held in the same room a few days later.

When our little talk was over, he looked around the room.

Room will now have to be found for two more.

Without them, you may not be able to find your room.

A hand went up toward the back of the room.

He doesn't mind having his living room turned into an office.