Sentence examples for dubbed hotel from inspiring English sources

Dubbed "Hotel Yamato" by the Japanese cruiser and destroyer crews stationed in the South Pacific, the battleship spent only a single day away from Truk between her arrival in August 1942 and her departure on 8 May 1943.

The Blackstone Hotel has been dubbed "The Hotel of Presidents".

Jetsetter's new hotel collection, dubbed Jetsetter 24/7, filters hotel options to a list of about 150 properties that include brands like Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts and the Rocco Forte Collection and boutique hotels like the Chambers in New York.

Few people have been allowed inside the notorious hotel, which has been variously dubbed the "The Hotel of Doom" or "The Phantom Hotel".

Every year around this time friends and family start to take up residence in our second bedroom, so much so that we've lovingly dubbed this room 'Hotel Hatoum' (my husband's last name) and created a calendar to keep track of our reservations.

The complaint describes a school storage shed dubbed the "Mars Hotel" that was littered with old condoms, alleges the school's refusal to acknowledge a systemic problem even after the rector's own wife was solicited for a "Senior Salute"—the moniker for a campus hookup ritual and cites a report that administrators ignored a prior warning about Labrie's aggressive sexual advances.

William and Kate stayed at The Beverly Hills Hotel, fittingly dubbed the "Pink Palace," during their post-wedding American tour in 2011.

A video of the Marriott hotel raid, dubbed with music far too dramatic to be used over footage of laptops and hard drives.

In 1838, a visitor dubbed the new Queen's Hotel in Cheltenham "the finest hotel in Europe".

In October 1975, just months into the Lebanese civil war, the hotel became part of an epic battle dubbed "the war of the hotels".

I did see a bit of a Rocky film this summer, dubbed into Italian, on a hotel room TV in Rome.