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schoolroom

[ US /ˈskuɫˌɹum/ ]
[ UK /skˈuːlɹuːm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a room in a school where lessons take place

How To Use schoolroom In A Sentence

  • So, from an early age, they expected her to be in her schoolroom doing something useful.
  • It's the time when the garden is full of new and constantly changing possibilities every time you step outside, where the farmer's markets are essentially throwing their produce at you and even though the kids are once again ensconced in schoolrooms nobody is quite ready for the warm, golden nights to end. The Dinners of Summer
  • The film starts well with an amusing scene in some dusty outback schoolroom where a class of dazed children listen to a middle-aged bank manager wax about the wonders of compound interest.
  • Rudd, whose schoolroom was located at 18 George Street, had been teaching in the city since the 1790s.
  • The headmaster's chair and canopy featuring a portrait of the school's founder still dominate the original panelled schoolroom, complete with the carved initials and names of generations of schoolboys.
  • On the back wall of the produce shed hangs a schoolroom map of the continental United States.
  • An exercise in metrics takes you back to portraits of heroes in the whitewashed schoolroom and a language you couldn't yet quite understand.
  • It was an evening assignment to report the opening of a Sunday schoolroom extension to the local Congregational Church.
  • MTV : There's a scene where you go pretty crazy in a schoolroom, opposite a young actress.
  • If I recall my schoolroom days, the rebels who did not die in battle were executed, but the blood-letting did not stop there. Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
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