Sentence examples for fully serviced from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fully serviced" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to something that has been thoroughly maintained or taken care of. Example: "Our hotel offers fully serviced rooms with daily housekeeping and 24-hour room service."
At least the fully serviced canteen is stellar.
A comparison is made with a fully serviced reference building.
Flint data includes only Zip codes that are fully serviced with Flint city water.
Most of the offices have at least one fully serviced canteen, where chefs serve up better meals than you'd get in most hotels.
The manor house is fully serviced (with butler and waiting staff), but chefs can be booked at all the properties, and there are plenty of activities (from clay-pigeon shooting to horse-riding) and spa treatments on the estate.
The quintessential Cabo angler experience includes chartering a small panga, or open fishing launch, early in the morning (unless you happen to be a movie star, in which case fully serviced 110-foot boats are more common).
An earlier version of this article misstated the annual cost of fully servicing Puerto Rico's $73 billion in bond debt.
Each day brings a regular diet of traumatic events, abusive behaviour towards the vulnerable, frustration at lack of resources, and guilt at your inability to fully service your workload.
This additional guaranteed cash flow would fully service an additional loan of $8,250.00 taken out when the child was born.
The prebate going to a single adult with no dependents ($1,675.50/year) would fully service a loan of $45,250.00* taken out at age 18.
We've had clients that we'd love to have calling us up, and we just can't do it because we want to make sure that for the clients we [already] have, we fully service them to our best.
