Sentence examples for expanded amenities from inspiring English sources

The Grandstand, which will move to the southwest corner of the grounds and increase in capacity to 8,000 seats, is expected to be ready for the 2015 Open, along with wider walkways, a new food court and expanded amenities.

"Over the last four or five years," Mr. Phillips said, "due to a combination of poor team performance, but more due to the fact that more new stadiums are coming online that have club seats and expanded amenities that command higher ticket prices, our situation has gone from being in the top quartile in terms of revenue to being one of the five worst in the league.

Some sites offer discounts on expanded amenity fees, such as camping, with the Senior Pass.

A National Parks Pass does not cover expanded amenity fees such as special tours, special permits, ferries, camping or boat launching, although a Senior Pass or Access Pass may acquire some discounts.

What's nearby: The Petworth neighborhood has expanded its amenities with new shops and restaurants in recent years.

But in just the last few years — and especially with tightened security after 9/11, which forced passengers to spend more time at the airport — United States airports have greatly expanded their amenities and offerings.

As more new apartment buildings compete for renters by expanding their amenities -- high-end gyms, pools, entertainment lounges, roof decks and communal gardens are now common -- more singles spend time in their buildings, and inevitably meet each other.

Our exemplary riverfront has been preserved with expanded parklands, walkways and amenities.

IN the fight for survival in Westchester's competitive health care marketplace, hospitals are reinventing themselves with hotel-type amenities, expanding their emergency rooms and looking to prosper with fewer in-patient beds.

It's been a big week for New York City's New Museum, as the contemporary art institute recently announced a huge financial push to expand their space, amenities, and programming.

But by continually expanding these luxe amenities, the basic cost of attending the fest has risen beyond the reach of many who'd probably like to see Kaskade or Alabama Shakes but would also like to pay the rent and eat.