A minute after, Arthur was standing by himself before the drawing-room fire; and when presently he heard the carriage roll away, and the sounds became gradually fainter and fainter in the distance, he felt that he was all alone.
Once established in an armchair by the dining-room fire, Mrs. Davenport took off her gloves, untied her veil, and enjoyed herself thoroughly.
Raymond pushed her chair into her room, bent over her with extra tenderness, bade her good night; and when Julius had done the same they stood by the drawing-room fire together.
Anne was discovered hanging over the dining-room fire, looking whiter and more exhausted than the night before, having indeed been the first to come down-stairs.
Then the squire went to bed, and Bernard sat over the dining-room fire, meditating on it all.
It will be better for us that we shall leave it," she said to herself as she seated herself in her own arm-chair over the drawing-room fire.
It is almost incredible," he said, standing with his back to the drawing-room fire.
This was on a Tuesday morning, and on the same evening, before dinner, the vicar again seated himself in the same chair before the drawing-room fire, as soon as he had seen his horse led into the stable.
A strong-minded man goes direct from the hall door to his chamber without encountering the temptation of the drawing-room fire.
Stephen was lounging over the dining-room fire, perhaps dozing.
III Vera reclined on the sofa that afternoon, and the sofa was drawn round in front of the drawing-room fire.
Why, upon my soul, this steam heat is warmer than the dining-room fire.
The dining-room fire isn't lighted either, is it, duck?
Georgiana, therefore, with memories of college days again strong upon her, made ready to serve afternoon tea beside the living-room fire.
If you had only had the condescension to return my confidence when I poured out the fulness of my art, the night I put you so much out of the way by sleeping before your sitting-room fire, I never should have doubted you.
But I recollect being conscious of his company without having noticed his coming in--and my still sitting, musing, over the coffee-room fire.
No fire had been lighted in the drawing-room, so when their meal was done they sat together by the dining-room fire.
She was waiting for him by the dining-room fire, and when he first came in he displayed anger because the cabman had wanted more than his fare.
One Saturday evening, after an uneventful but laborious week, when she had supped alone and was reading by the dining-room fire, Marsden came in and abruptly asked her for money.
He was sitting by the dining-room fire, with his slippered feet on the fender, and a nearly emptied whisky bottle on the corner of the table near his elbow.
Judith told him so kindly, and afterward he would sit motionless before the dining-room fire, always turning his head away from Jacqueline's little chair.
Throckmorton was standing on the rug before the drawing-room fire, talking gravely with Mrs. Sherrard.
Wortley, rubbing his hands cheerfully before the drawing-room fire, where the gentlemen, including Morford and Freke, were assembled.
She saw herself standing by her father before the breakfast-room fire, listening to that tale of how he was lost among the mountains.
On an evening when this had happened, she sat with her mother by the breakfast-room fire.
Then the doctor went, and John Vavasor was left alone, standing with his back to the dining-room fire.
They sat over the drawing-room fire, talking chiefly of Alice's affairs, till it was time for them to dress.
It was between five and six when Mr Vavasor came back to his house, and he then found his daughter sitting over the drawing-room fire, without lights, in the gloom of the evening.
He and Barty would sit up over the dying embers of the dining-room fire of No.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "room fire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
