Sentence examples for floating lounge from inspiring English sources

"The Cocktail Cabaret" takes guests back in time at 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays, thanks not only to the music but also to the kitschy venue: Cleopatra's Barge, a floating lounge at Caesars Palace.

This was only the second year for this unique TV Guide effort, but it was clear that television personalities required very little coaxing to take a break from the bustle of panels, press conferences and other promotional demands and instead relax in what was commonly described as a floating lounge.

The goal of floating services is, in part, to provide skin-temperature water and tons of buoyancy to make participants "lose track of where [the water] ends and your body begins," as New York City-based Lift floating lounge describes it.

I actually boarded Cocktails our first night there, thinking it was a floating lounge, tiptoeing out when I realized that it was a private yacht.

The survivor who escaped the sinking of the Titanic by making a one-man coracle out of the humidor in the first-class smoking lounge and floating free was (a) Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, (b) Mrs. Harry Houdini, (c) Robert Oppenheimer, the boy..

The survivor who escaped the sinking of the Titanic by making a one-man coracle out of the humidor in the first-class smoking lounge and floating free was (a) Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, (b) Mrs. Harry Houdini, (c) Robert Oppenheimer, the boy...

A pool with lounge chairs on floating islands, a fitness center, a children's program, bicycles and Wi-Fi access are also offered.

Instead they lounge around in floating chairs, douse themselves under the blue stone waterfall and enjoy the privacy of their own personal lagoon.

A 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footating library, a reflecting pond, hot and cold plunge pools and dramatic floor-to-ceiling whitews.

But for the occasional escapist dinner experience there is no beating Gaonnuri, a vast lounge-style restaurant floating high over Thirty-second Street that serves quite tasty Korean fare and offers impressive views of Manhattan — though it doesn't actually feel like it's in Manhattan.

Indeed, outdoor movies have proved to be so popular that even hotel chains are getting in on the act: this summer Holiday Inn's SunSpree properties have begun a nightly Dive-Inn movie series where children and their parents can view "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" and TV cartoons while lounging poolside or floating in the water.