roomful

a roomful of furniture.

a roomful of guests.

He’s too shy to ask a stranger the time,still less speak to a roomful of people.

The whole roomful gasped when he entered, wearing a bizarre costume.

a roomful of people

a roomful of laughter

a roomful of books

a roomful of furniture

a roomful of memories

a roomful of plants

a roomful of colleagues

a roomful of students

a roomful of art

a roomful of chatter

I see a roomful of business leaders, and surgeons and barristers.

I do, but you think I want a...a roomful of doctors to know about it?

If you get a roomful of, you know, positive entrepreneurs, get them all together, that's where ideas will flourish.

How do you capture the attention of a roomful of extremely bored teenagers?

Oh, you think I'd skip out on a roomful of champagne and models?

And now he's in danger of being mugged by a roomful of hoodlums.

You just, kind of, end up learning it's not the end of the world if a roomful of people don't like you.

At the Academy's annual Summit, Jobs gave a couple of short, extemporaneous talks to a roomful of promising young high school students.

You got a roomful of people here willing to believe that an fbi agent has tried to kill you.

Up-stairs she fumbled for the electric switch and missed it in the darkness; a roomful of lightning showed her the button plainly on the wall.