Sentence examples for hotel delivering from inspiring English sources

So imagine it as the difference between Greta Garbo in Grand Hotel delivering the line "I want to be alone", and Lloyd Daniels butchering Take That's A Million Love Songs.

"Imagine the hotel delivering complimentary issues of The New York Times to every room, except some articles have been accidentally blacked out, all the ads have been cut out, and on every page there's a new ad that's been stuck on top," he said.

For that, the hotel delivers a lot of luxury.

At each stop he would check into a nice hotel, deliver a public lecture about the immortal jellyfish, and collect specimens of local sea life.

I was instructed to push a nearly invisible button by the door when I wanted the tray taken, one of the few moments when the hotel delivered on its promise of offering sleek, efficient design.

Fives at the Peninsula hotel delivers a full luxury experience.

The nearby Avalon has the coolest pool bar in town, though the chaises at the renovated Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel deliver more old-school glam.

This is a classic difficulty for service-conscious upscale hotels: delivering amenities to guests often involves, as Mr. Hickox put it, "someone bawling at the door every five minutes".

The creators of the Relay all took part in the robotics incubator Willow Garage and their robot – an R2-D2-looking guy with a hole in his head – is now rolling around hotels delivering food and snacks to guests.

George W. Bush normally stays in the presidential suites of the world's finest hotels, delivers stern lectures to important prime ministers and tells the White House staff what to do.

The evildoers who belong to the camp's elite cabaret clique (members selected to put together and perform a revue at two local hotels) deliver a heartfelt apology.