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How do I use hotels in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Hotels are rated from one to five stars.

Where's the information center for hotels?

There are many hotels downtown.

Hotels are cheaper in the off season.

He runs a lot of hotels.

I have a collection of towels I've stolen from many different hotels I've stayed at.

You can use English at most hotels around the world.

At the best hotels, there is always someone at your beck and call.

Tom usually stays at five-star hotels.

By the end of the year, the number of people who have stayed in hotels in our city will pass the one million mark.

By the end of the year, the number of people who have stayed in hotels in our city will exceed one million.

By the end of the year, the number of people who have spent the night in hotels in our city will pass the one million mark.

How many hotels are there in Paris?

Half of the forest will be cut down to build hotels to accommodate the tourists who come to visit the forest.

This is one of Boston's finest hotels.

There are quite a few hotels by the lake.

She's very particular about her choice of hotels.

Here's a list of hotels in the capital and province.

It is strictly prohibited for Negroes to visit those hospitals, libraries, theatres, cinemas, hotels, and restaurants, which are destined for the Whites.

The hotels here are kept unusually clean.

Movie subtitles

No, no, no, it's just all the, like, casinos and hotels.

That's why they don't like little dogs in big hotels.

Theater, hotels, trains.

Trains, hotels, theater.

We made the rounds of all the hotels, Countess, but the description.

I recommend the Grand Imperial, Paris or Roma Hotels.

I recommend the Grand Imperial, the Paris and Roma Hotels.

I've lived in hotels and-- Um. places so long I haven't been around a house as much as I'd like to.

You know, I never knowed hotels was such fine places as this before.

You see them in the hotels, the best hotels every day by the thousands, drinking the money, eating the money, losing the money at bridge, playing all day and all night, smelling of money.

All the hotels were so crowded.

Try all the hotels in the city.

The highest hotels, the oldest champagne, the richest caviar, the hottest music, and the prettiest wife!

Don't you realize? That's why they don't like little dogs in big hotels.

I've been in bigger hotels than this, and with better-looking clerks.

The Great Northern isn't bad. It's the best of the cheap hotels and it's near the station.

Well, there are two hotels north of Mason Street.

But they'll check all the hotels - Where shall I go?

You see them in the best hotels every day by the thousands, drinking the money, eating the money, losing the money at bridge, playing all day and all night, smelling of money.

Big hotels are full, small hotels are full.

Theater, hotels, trains. Trains, hotels, theater.

And the hotels?

There are hotels everywhere.

Quite simply she said she was a thief. who worked in fancy hotels and that was the job she offered me.

After learning all that, I began modestly in 3rd-class hotels. to get my hands in shape.

You're not going to ask me to rob big hotels!

Try all the hotels in the city, but locate him.

The highest hotels, the oldest champagne, the richest caviar, the hottest music and the prettiest wife. That does it!

You stayed at all correct hotels and spoke French religiously while you were in Paris.

No. Night porters don't ask questions in exclusive hotels.

News and current affairs

The postal industry, for example, could learn a lesson from airlines, train companies, travel agencies, and hotels, all of which increase their prices during periods of high demand.

The real criminals, the officers of the companies - Nortel, Cisco, and Sun Microsystems - that built this sinister system of mind control, will never get closer to a prison than China's five-star hotels.

From largely unused land a generation ago, Pudong has become a booming center of skyscrapers, luxury hotels, parks, industry, and vast stretches of apartment buildings.

In the showcase capital, Pyongyang, there is not even enough electricity to keep the lights on in the largest hotels.

It now has a street life more vibrant than Singapore, a layout reminiscent of Paris before the automobile, and a reputation among Japanese tourists for high-quality hotels, transportation, and restaurants.

Indeed, by striking hotels favored by foreign businessmen and visitors, they undermined the confidence of those whom India needs to sustain its success story.

Shareholders know of hundreds of agricultural enterprises, hotels, luxury villas, banks, investment companies and corporate jets owned by Gazprom.

Hotels and airlines were a special case: their business is dependent on shared use of capital assets.

So, while Baku's hotels are crammed with oil men, the bankers who must fund construction are harder to find.

I once had occasion to watch these men as they trooped in and out of first-class hotels in an Asian capital, sleek figures in gold-buttoned blazers.

James Memusi, an accountant, grows mushrooms in a spare bedroom, selling them to nearby hotels and supermarkets.

Hotels in China's provincial cities can make five-star hotels in Western capitals looked shabby.

But shops and showrooms cannot be transformed into tourist attractions, whose capacity will remain limited until enough time has passed to build new hotels, recreational facilities, etc.

Airlines and hotels have known this for a long time.

Foreign governments began to change these polities after al-Qaeda in Iraq bombed three hotels in Amman, Jordan, in November 2005, killing 60 people.

The hotels assaulted and burned in November reopened their doors a month later.

Their most crucial tasks include guarding banks and hotels.

In an extreme form, luxury hotels are now organizing service in local community projects as a way of engaging the passions of their wealthy patrons.

Yes, Dubai, with its man-made islands, hotels simulating Venice, and roof-top tennis courts, is a real-world castle in the sand.

This mindset suggests that, despite the panoramic city skylines, the billboards, and the flashy five-star hotels say otherwise, China has a long way to go before it truly comes to understand and appreciate its actual accomplishments and status.

Against this backdrop, demonstrators have also decried the government's decision to spend billions of dollars on World Cup infrastructure, including stadiums, hotels, and airports.

They recognize that, while their supporters may be devout Muslims, they also need to earn a living; empty hotels and beaches would be economically disastrous.