Sentence examples for comforts such as a from inspiring English sources

Perrett, a 32-year-old tree surgeon from Newport, south Wales, said he had "no real complaints" about the way he was treated in prison – but that life improved dramatically when he was transferred with the other activists from the Arctic port of Murmansk to Saint Petersburg, and acquired creature comforts such as a fridge and a "toilet area with walls".

In spite of the occasional hacker bailing out in favor of creaturely comforts such as a full night's sleep, many have stayed back and concentration and consciousness levels seem largely high.

You may be in for a long night, so don't forget a few home comforts such as a flask of tea or coffee, and some sandwiches.

Conversely, people wanting to order meals should not resent drinkers at bars, as in choosing to sit at a bar they relinquish other comforts, such as holding a face-to-face conversation with a dining partner and sitting with their feet on the ground.

The positive effect of HFNC on respiratory gas humidification, however, might be offset by other factors affecting patient comfort such as an increased noise level which often is a problem at least with older HFNC systems.

At $150 it's a cheap one, and of course offers the little comforts such as smile detection and the "best shot selector," a potentially useful feature which fires a bunch of shots in a row and saves the sharpest.

You may want other creature comforts such as long-term refrigerated food storage, a clothes washer and dryer etc.

A few minutes north of the city is the Abbazia di Valserena, better-known as the Charterhouse of Parma, where you can stay in a converted monk's cell (but with worldly comforts such as air-con and Wi-Fi) from €100 a night.

"She undoubtedly did at some point go on to a battlefield dispensing comforts such as wine and doing her best to deal with the odd injury".

There will also be modern comforts such as air conditioning.

Comforts such as beds, showers and hot meals are not always common.