Sentence examples for hotel draws from inspiring English sources

He said the hotel draws many gay visitors, though the clientele is very much mixed.

Each year, the hotel draws a small but dogged cohort of "Magic Mountain" pilgrims.

The hotel draws on the design motifs of Gardel's time and tango's first heyday, with Art Deco furniture and vintage black-and-white prints of tango dancers along the hallways.

One of those seminars, held last month in the ballroom of a Manhattan hotel, drew close to forty lawyers.

A program to sell time shares in the new hotel drew hundreds of local investors, but soon collapsed into a litigious debacle.

The job fair at the New Yorker Hotel drew about 800 job seekers who dropped off their résumés and questioned representatives from more than 30 corporations, nonprofits and government agencies, including Microsoft, HSBC Bank USA, Pitney Bowes, I.B.M., the Customs Service and the National Security Agency.

Part television exposé, part long-form political advertisement, the film, shown in a stylishly dim basement lounge at the TriBeCa Grand Hotel, drew a crowd of about 100 stylish people who ate St. André cheese, drank pinot grigio and looked like weathered veterans of such downtown screenings.

Police body camera footage shows officers arrive at the suburban chain hotel, draw their assault rifles, and take cover behind their vehicles.

The hotel-management school, which is affiliated with the prestigious Taj chain of hotels, draws 5,000 applicants from all over India for about 60 places.

The park's hotels drew so few guests that some had to be shuttered temporarily.

They, along with hundreds of smaller hotels, drew a summertime avalanche of guests — mostly Jewish — to what was fondly known as the borscht belt.