Sentence examples for amenities by from inspiring English sources

Others are working to add amenities by upgrading or expanding two existing malls.

Once the painful business of chiding his caller was disposed of, Bergquist restored the amenities by letting him inspect the rapidly growing Cosey Collection.

Mr. Schwartz, who also developed the Bedford Avenue miniature mall (in a former girdle factory) and the 66-unit Opera House Lofts (in a former German singing hall in Bushwick) is trying to compensate for a lack of local amenities by providing them all in one place.

On this inaugural hockey day in Brooklyn, the news media was given a tour of the arena's amenities by the Barclays Center chief executive, Brett Yormark, and the real estate developer Bruce C. Ratner, who paid $300 million for the Nets in 2004 with the aim of moving the N.B.A. team from New Jersey to Brooklyn.

Amenities by Colin Cowie include stunning pools and pool decks (one on the rooftop), Signature Spa, sauna and steam rooms, indoor and outdoor yoga, a 28-seat private screening room, private dining, and a wine tasting room with private storage.

In other words, until now, users had to go look up security wait times and amenities by airport and terminal, but travelers no longer have to go through this process manually, as that information is now automatically linked to their flight and itinerary.

Results can be further filtered by amenities or by hotel chains.

(In 1954, a hotel in Dijon, France, one-upped this peculiarly American amenity by piping Burgundy wines into its guest rooms).

Under the proposed changes, local authorities would only be allowed to issue fines if they can prove residents are causing a "harm to local amenity" by putting out their rubbish incorrectly.

Edward VII developed the park as a public amenity by opening up almost all the previously fenced woods and making public those gates that were previously private.

SPSS Version 15.0 was used to investigate whether the objective presence of an amenity within a specified boundary was perceived by a respondent as being well-placed for that amenity, by cross-tabulating the objective and subjective variables (for each amenity) and calculating Kappa statistics.