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Roommate in sentence

116 examples of Roommate in a sentence

I haven't watched this show in months, but for a while I was forced to watch it every day because I had a roommate that liked it.
My roommate, who have already seen this, told me, "This movie is a classic."
And when his roommate shows interest by joining the club and calling bingo number.
One thing which made me enjoy this film even more was that it had some actors which i really like such as Edward Norton(who i last saw in 26th hour, which i enjoyed also), Jason Statham(transporter, enjoyed that also) and Seth Green who i think is great, his role as Shawn Fanning's roommate dubbed "The Napster" is hilarious and his hacking skills play a great part in the main heist which centres around a large traffic jam in LA.
Her roommate, Rosa, shines as well, as a woman who cares about Betty, but doesn't quite know how to deal with Betty's sickness.
My college roommate and I just couldn't get enough of it.Who couldn't love this crazy movie?!
Though, my roommate didn't care for it but he's not into horror movies anyway and just went to see if Paris Hilton can act.
I loved that the lead character wanted guarantees about his future, and that his roommate sets him "straight" of all people.
I didn't know much about this movie going in- my roommate kind of dragged me into it.
I watched Anatomy by myself the other week in German then with subtitles with my roommate because he was on his laptop and didn't want to have to miss parts when he couldn't see the subtitles because he was typing.
I've seen a number of sci-fi movies with great special effects but my roommate and I looked at each other after the opening sequence and he said plainly, "sensory overload."
Then, about the time my roommate had said she had seen it too, and that it was her favorite, they started to print it again!! Luckily, I have a copy now!!
Still, she really surprised me in this movie because she was great in the part of Mary, who fights for justice when her roommate is raped.
I also liked Lisa Dean Ryan as Mary's roommate.
Me and my roommate got free tickets for a Pre Screening I guess you would call it in Atlanta, GA at Atlantic Station.
The girl roommate character (from That 70's Show) was the only person worth watching.
Within the first few minutes of this Dutch thriller, we learn that Krabbe is a gay alcoholic writer who sleeps sans underwear, fantasizes about murdering his roommate, tries to steal a magazine from a news stand, and lusts after a studly young man he meets at the train station.
My roommate got the No, No, Nanette soundtrack as a dub on a tape and she proceeded to listen to it non-stop.
I saw the 7.5 IMDb rating on this movie and on the basis of that decided to watch this movie which my roommate had rented.
The funniest line in the movie is then delivered, something to the effect of "this is my roommate, I trained him well".
The dead man's roommate finds himself embroiled in a mystery as he tries to uncover the truth behind the young man's murder.
Or if that analogy is not to your liking, imagine you and your drunk roommate found a movie camera abandoned on a park bench.
The second one, with bad Bill Paxton as a maniac roommate should not be viewed by anyone.
After it was over I had to apologize to my roommate for occupying the VCR for the last hour and a half to watch such a horrible movie.
My roommate rented it because she thought it was the other movie called Descent (the flick about some travelers who get trapped in a cave).
My roommate, who loves these types of movies even turned it off.
You got Felix Ungar(Jack Lemmon); a hypochondriac, fussy neat-freak, and a big thorn in the side of his roommate, Oscar Madison(Walter Matthau); a total slob.
In New York, the family man dentist Alan Johnson (Don Cheadle) meets his former roommate and friend Charlie Fineman (Adam Sandler) by chance on the street.
My roommate had bought this documentary and invited me to watch it with her.
He notices his former college roommate Charlie Fineman(Adam Sandler)and wants to touch base.
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