Sentence examples for big suites from inspiring English sources

A Dorchester staffer says a Qatari guest took over the three big suites at the top of the hotel this year, hiring a personal chef for his long stay, and apparently spending more than £40,000 a night.

"He told me how he was greeted just walking the hallways up in the big suites in the convention hall last night when he got in and he said he could not get out: people wanted selfies with him, they wanted to talk with him.

Occupying a cluster of centuries-old buildings, the 24 big suites (starting at 450 square feet) are filled with Uzbek suzanis, Afghan dhurries, and Turkish kilims, all assembled by owners Ira and Sylvia Seret, importer-designers who have traded along the Silk Road since the '60s and opened the hotel in 1993 as an extension of their local store, Seret & Sons.

KS: Yeah, we bet on some dark horses and they turned out to win the race, again and again from little sandlots to the great big suites to the Triple Crown of the Grand Ole Opry.

She sold the assets to friends and built the Château Élysée, where she lived in a big suite.

The big suite of galleries on the second floor, which is dedicated to art since 1960, swings between moments of daring new thought and late- and postmodernism-as-usual.

"It's better that they keep her there in that big suite," said Paulino Fabian, a 46-year-old boat operator who is staying in the room facing Mrs. Arroyo's suite while his elderly father awaits surgery.

The big suite has a well-stocked library and large French doors through which you can see the water (the beach here is shaded by both palms and pines).

Reason: a hole in the salary cap that permits teams with big suite and corporate sponsorship revenues to end-run the rule.

Like I said, it was a big suite.

Sophomore year she'd lived in a big suite and one of the other girls, from a household-name American industrialist-philanthropist family, turned on her and ratted her out over her cocaine habit, though the heiress herself was much worse in that way, to hear my customer tell it.