Sentence examples for guests to continue from inspiring English sources

"We want to make it easy for our guests to continue their green habits while they stay and play at our resorts," said Eric Dominguez, corporate director of environmental affairs at Caesars.

Rooms will have "in-room recycling bins, water-efficient faucets and fixtures and eco-friendly paints, carpets, and furniture [that] allow the eco-conscious guest to continue living green while on the road".It remains to be seen whether the hotels earn the exacting LEED Certification, which has only been given to seven hotels across America.

A lot of the customers and guests wanted to continue to use the product after the wedding for different purposes, he says, but it wasn't really designed for that.

Click on the "Checkout as Guest" button to continue proceeding to the checkout.

On this his third presidential trip to Ireland, Mr. Clinton delighted his guests by pledging to continue working for reconciliation here long after he hands over the White House to his successor.

The sister app, simply called "Photo," is meant to serve as an extension or companion to the company's flagship application, offering couples and their guests a way to continue to take and share photos related to future life events, big and small, including family gatherings, birthdays, baby showers, and more.

But once out of their seats, the guests wanted nothing more than to continue to reminisce and gossip.

Guidebooks also helps Airbnb address one of its biggest puzzles — how best to match hosts and guests so that both want to continue using the home-sharing service.

Her proposal would allow current short-term rentals, even those outside the designated areas, to continue accepting guests as long as the homeowner has been paying the local lodgers' taxes, but it would restrict future rentals outside of approved areas on the island.

After the ceremony, guests formed a work party to continue the long process of clearing the wreckage and rebuilding.

For starters, Bolt doesn't offer the choice to "continue as guest" or login at the beginning of checkout, which Breslow says leads to a 40percentt drop-off because customers second-guess their decision.