Sentence examples for aging hotel from inspiring English sources

His story, like Murnau's, concerns an aging hotel employee — here, Adam (Youssouf Djaoro), a pool attendant — who loses his job.

They all stayed five to a room in Guayquerí Suites, an aging hotel in Porlamar's gritty Llano Adentro district.

On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Ho's aging Hotel Lisboa and the nearby Wynn and Sands Macao casinos were all attracting sizable crowds — though each seemed to have its niche.

At the time of its release, the film was much admired for Emil Jannings's performance as an aging hotel porter who is demoted, losing his imposing, military-style coat and, with it, his social status and self-respect.

While Ms. d'Amman freely uses the term "palace" in reference to the Crillon, a likely reason for engaging in huge restructuring of the aging hotel is its failure to qualify as a palace under new rules that were promulgated in 2011, strictly limiting use of the exclusive label.

F. W. Murnau's 1924 silent film "The Last Laugh," about the agony of an aging hotel doorman demoted to bathroom attendant, is the basis for the Chadian director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's 2010 "A Screaming Man" (Amazon), which builds a tale of a mighty political and historical span from the troubles of Adam (Youssouf Djaoro), a pool attendant at a hotel in N'Djamena.

Two other aging hotels on post, with a total of 193 rooms, will be demolished after the Candlewood Suites opens.

But the report also pointed to the long-term maturing of Hawaii's tourism industry, including high prices in Hawaii, and aging hotels and overbuilding in Honolulu, especially in Waikiki.

At the time, Wynn was the owner of the Golden Nugget, an aging downtown hotel that he had turned into an upscale resort, featuring the fanciest guest rooms in the city.

The fees help defray the cost of maintaining an atomic-age hotel built for 1,000.

Story about the summer the narrator's mother spent in the Catskills at an old age hotel.