Meanings of square rooms in anglès

So call the cramped square rooms offices, and think what happens in human offices.

Drains were contrived under the palaces, and certain square rooms were covered with dome-shaped vaults.

Why do we teach people in square rooms?

At the bottom, arched doorways on opposite sides of the shaft opened into two small square rooms.

A mosaic-paved central courtyard was surrounded by four square rooms, each carved from stone with clear depth and precision.

There was a broad, low entry running through the middle, and on either side two rather spacious square rooms.

And people used to put the things in gilt frames and hang them up in rows in their square rooms.

The jail was a stone structure, two stories in height, with halls through the center on both floors and square rooms on each side.

The large square rooms, which were filled during our visit with true believers, were curiously roofed; a dome was ingeniously thrown over the square.

The ceilings in these rather small square rooms were so lofty that one was giddy with staring at the elaborate cornices and the plaster centrepieces.

For two months Mark Twain lectured steadily to London audiences-thebig Hanover Square rooms always filled.

Our concerts were given in the Hanover Square Rooms, and we played for charities all over the country.

The Hanover Square Rooms

The first concert was given March 11, 1790 at the Hanover Square Rooms, and was a great success.

These quartets, which became his Op 71, were among the first to be composed specifically for public performances in the large Hanover Square Rooms.

Square windows, fireplaces and wall spaces, as well as square rooms in general and pictures, are usually uninteresting, and this applies to cubes as well.