Sentence examples for generous amenities from inspiring English sources

But it is the ship's generous amenities, many affiliated with familiar names, that most sets it apart from ocean liners past.

But it has 120 cheery private rooms, most with private baths, and generous amenities for the money (satellite TV, phones with voice mail, air-conditioning).

After all, compared to the most hellish federal lock-ups in America's vast system, the place's seemingly generous amenities can make it sound like a resort.

"It had a dishwasher!" Like many of the new developments in Jersey City, the Beacon has a generous amenity package with a dog run, an organic garden, a spa and a screening room.

The price tag reflected this generous helping of amenities, pushing the tally to a yachtlike $27,999, including shipping, compared with $22,899 for the base model.

The French people look to the state as the primary guardian of liberty, and the state in turn provides a generous program of amenities for its citizens, from free education to health care and pension plans.

Matthew Pucker, Prudential Douglas Elliman (917) 981-1107; elliman.com Open house Sunday 12 to 1 30 MAINTENANCE: $717 a month PROS: The apartment has a generous layout and amenities, including five closets, large windows with a southwestern exposure, and a built-in bar in the kitchen.

The package includes generous discounts, as well as included complimentary amenities such as in-room massages, salt room treatments, and taxation libations.

Generous United States grants built airports, roads, schools and other public amenities and services.

Flagstone terraces are standard and amenities endless – washing machines, dishwashers, barbeques, and a generous welcome hamper.

Rooms are generous in size; white-cotton shower curtains and Molton Brown amenities in the bathrooms.