Sentence examples for acquire amenities from inspiring English sources

Under French colonial rule, Algiers saw its harbour and street system enlarged and modernized and began to acquire amenities of European city life, including theatres, museums, and public gardens.

Seemingly overnight, Oklahoma City had acquired the amenities people in places like Dallas take for granted or even mock: chain restaurants, retail shopping, places to host bachelor parties.

The Bend subsequently developed a service-based economy to support the shipyard and gradually began to acquire all the amenities of a growing town.

A positive discount rate in the economy implies that every generation prefers more consumption to the amenity acquired from a reduction in CO2 emissions.

They're paid irregularly, cannot comfortably afford basic amenities, and are even expected to acquire their work tools.

State law stipulates development impact fees can only be spent on acquiring parkland and new amenities, not maintenance.

A National Parks Pass does not cover expanded amenity fees such as special tours, special permits, ferries, camping or boat launching, although a Senior Pass or Access Pass may acquire some discounts.

It's not the only attractive amenity on the menu; the Inn recently acquired a 44-foot Hinckley Talliari yacht for the exclusive use of its guests.

The campus was acquired immediately following World War II and provided classrooms, housing, and other amenities for about 1,100 students (mostly freshmen) for two academic years.

Depending on the lounge in question, the chairs might be more comfortable than the ones near the gates, and there might even be amenities like showers which sounds ridiculous until you have a long layover between flights and have acquired that airplane-specific smell of peanuts, cheap blankets, and farts.

Acquired tastes?