Sentence examples for extra amenities from inspiring English sources

But Song is slow in rolling out its extra amenities.

(As you would expect, extra amenities, such as windows or television, cost extra).

Mr. O'Shea said, "Most of the tenants are those that don't need the prestige and charges that come with the extra amenities of a large Class A building".

Extra amenities, combined with changes in consumer patterns, mean new hotels consume twice as much energy as the average hotel built in the 70s.

The extra amenities appeal to truckers, said Terry M. Levinson, a senior project manager at Argonne who has been researching idling reduction for about 20 years.

But the number of extra amenities passengers must pay for has been proliferating as cruise lines go beyond the usual extras (like shore excursions, cocktails and Internet access) and add increasingly elaborate offerings.

Modern touches, including free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs add convenience, while some rooms have extra special amenities including fireplaces, private entrances, and even one room with a private porch and rocking chairs.

But she exercised even more influence as a spokeswoman for coalitions, often led by others, to prevent the demolition of a favorite building that had historic value or provided affordable housing, and to wring an extra amenity for a neighborhood from property owners who sought approval for a proposed office building or residential development.

A quiet female-only section called the Bird's Nest offers more space and serenity, and additional amenities such as hairdryers, free towels, and extra hooks for clothes.

Suites have plenty of extras and provide elevated luxuries like more space and additional amenities.

Even while charging cut rates -- his credo is "rent $10 below market" -- he pays extra for amenities like resort-quality pool furniture and high-end exercise equipment.