Sentence examples for get a room for from inspiring English sources
We managed to get a room for three for $189.
Guests can get a room for $199 a night and in some cases less.
You can get a room for ninety-nine dollars, a hundred and twenty-nine dollars, something like that.
You can usually get a room for $35 to $80, and you can meet other travelers in common areas but retreat to the privacy of your own room.
At the more upscale Omni Chicago Downtown, anyone 55 or older could get a room for $170.10, a 10percentt discount from the regular rate of $189.
On the banks of the Talek river, overlooking the National Reserve, you can get a room for only 300 shillings (£2.30) per night.
The hotel group is slashing prices on over 270 European and UK hotels if you book a weekend stay before 31 January (do you think all these deals purposely coincide with tax return day?) So if you're heading to Dublin you can now get a room-for-two at the Hilton there for £54 including breakfast as opposed to the usual price of £108.
If you come in late, you can often get a room from midnight to 8am for about $20.
Richard will be soon meeting with the school principal to see about getting a room for the girls to meet.
A picket line of about two hundred D.C. workers snaked in front of the hotel entrance, discouraging any would-be guests from getting a room for the night.
