Sentence examples for Modest amenities from inspiring English sources

"But on average," she said, "the Marais buyers get a much smaller apartment, a less central location and more modest amenities and finishes, enabling the developer to keep prices down".

ACCOMMODATIONS 5 houses and 1 apartment complex NUMBER OF BEDROOMS 30 to 40 STYLE New England modest AMENITIES Porch swings, welcome baskets FORMER RESIDENT Clark Gesner Actors stay in the single-family dwellings that make up most of the housing stock in Weston, a village of about 575 people.

While competitors like U.S. Home and Pulte Corp. put up communities with perhaps 1,000 homes and modest amenities such as a single golf course, the average Webb Sun City has 4,700 homes on 900 hectares and involves upfront costs of $100 million before a single home is sold.

While it's too early to know, as our news story points out, there are indications they may for the same reasons — decent housing in the warm South Florida sun at a modest price, and all those amenities.

In terms of childhood SES, there was heterogeneity in father's occupation: one-third of them stated that their mother was in paid work during their childhood, and most of the participants reported modest housing with a few amenities and shared bedrooms.

These amenities are actually rather modest for a large U.S. base.

The rest of the property is given over to the amenities: simple gardens for strolling, a modest pool, an open-air hot tub for soaking, and a guest lounge for watching television.

Letter from Miss Ottilie Sta rr to a young man who has signified his inability to support the necessary amenities of his life on her modest five thousand a year; and letter from Miss ottilie Starr to her fiance.

For a modest fee, you get a quiet place to work, big-office amenities — copier, printer, microwave and free coffee or tea — and an instant community.

Given the room's modest price (for Beverly Hills), I wasn't expecting much in the way of amenities.

The amenities of Del Valle, which transformed itself from a glorified deli into a modest restaurant in April, are few but appealing, especially in the impersonal wilds of Clinton.