| We'd tell him and his new girlfriend to get a room, but then we wouldn't be able to stare at them kissing. |
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| You get a room full of sound without a roomful of speakers and messy wires! |
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| The hallways were filled with patients in beds waiting to get a room or just to get into the hospital. |
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| Hoteliers in Prague have decreased their prices so you can get a room in a quality hotel for between 30 and 40 euros. |
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| To get a room you will have to register, whereupon your name will be added to a waiting list. |
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| Miguel and Jaime are going to try to get a room for the official site of the association. |
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| If you plan to talk a lot, please get a room rather than boring the whole lobby with your conversation. |
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| By planning ahead, you can take advantage of early registration fees, cheaper airfare and get a room in the hotel you want. |
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| On my first attempt to spend time with the Trappists at Spencer, I was unable to get a room at the abbey, so I stayed at Mary House, about a mile away. |
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| You 2 need to get a room and leave commenting to logical people. |
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| Demand for Residence K means that you will usually need to apply 3 months or more in advance to get a room. As with Residence U, most of the apartments are taken by long-term students. |
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| Or limit yourself to a few hours to get a room into ship-shape. |
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| By contrast, the naughty Spanish are the biggest spoofers, with one in 10 revealing they had posed as honeymooners to get a room upgrade. |
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| Serious canoodlers should get a room in the restaurant upstairs to share fragrant free-range chicken tagines on low divans. |
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