Sentence examples for chosen accommodation from inspiring English sources

3. Present the trip as a fait accompli Once you've chosen a holiday, send it to your friends with the date of travel, location, chosen accommodation and price.

Key dependent measures of outcome were chosen: accommodation; support; independent living ability; occupation; social roles; and costs.

The insights provided by our sample generally support the complex and multisystem changes that were highlighted in the review of diagnostic literature for early FD. 12 When participants were asked about successful aging-in-place, they readily described what they and their peers needed to remain living independently in their chosen accommodation.

And, much to the relief of my youngest daughter, Rebecca, 12, and nephew Ted, 11, we had chosen accommodations from a guide to Britain's best bed-and-breakfast establishments rather than the faux-nostalgia of flapping canvas and off-putting sanitary arrangements associated with a camping holiday.

There are already recriminations at choosing accommodation that is more convenient for Heathrow than Wembley.

Choose accommodation slightly out of the centre and be prepared to walk.

Through the deal struck in August, the two governments chose accommodation over confrontation, with face-saving measures for both sides.

If the main purpose of your trip is to play golf, it is usually worth choosing accommodation linked to the course since, in a number of resorts, green fees are offered at a reduced rate.

David Ellis, editor of Student Money Saver, suggests one area where parents could help is in choosing accommodation – he advises shopping around because the difference in cost can run to thousands of pounds a year.

We chose accommodation coefficients of 0.4 for He, 0.8 for Ne and 1 (complete accommodation) for Ar [46].

In addition, the WHO advised visitors to choose accommodation with air conditioning so mosquitoes can't get in through open windows, and to avoid visits to "impoverished and overcrowded areas in cities and towns with no piped water and poor sanitation (ideal breeding grounds of mosquitoes) where the risk of being bitten is higher".