Many hospitals now encourage rooming-in, the practice of placing the newborn in a crib near the mother's bed instead of in a nursery, to support breastfeeding and bonding.

We could hear music coming from the by-room, so we knocked to ask if they could turn it down.

After the delivery, the mother chose to room in so she could bond with her new baby.

The contract included multiple by-rooms to account for varying charges for each room.

The artisan stained the silk with room to achieve a rich, oceanic hue.

In the Tudor house, the wide roome warmed by the hearth served as both kitchen and parlor.

Many students room in the old Victorian house near campus.

The field was room, stretching to the hedgerow.

The old inn stood room beyond the moor, its lights a rare comfort to travelers.

The hotel's rooms were recently renovated to include modern art and better lighting.