Sentence examples for into motel from inspiring English sources

Those without the then expensive devices booked into motel rooms so they could watch too.

In 1996, when Bill turned the White House into Motel 1600 for fund-raisers, it was more about his re-election than the re-elections of his fellow Democrats in Congress; in 2000, the White House focused its energies more on Hillary's Senate win than Al Gore's presidential run.

Many times I've sneaked into motel pools off hours, ignoring the CLOSED signs; I've stripped back pool covers when no one was watching; I've turned the thermostat up or down; I once even, to my eternal shame, told some kids who were on their way in with their little alligator life rings that the pool was closed except to employees like me.

How could the White House be classy when the Clintons were turning it into Motel 1600 for fund-raising, when Bill Clinton was using it for trysts with an intern and when he plunked a seven-seat hot tub with two Moto-Massager jets on the lawn?

They travel continent to continent with just backpacks and boards -- camping out, sleeping on floors and stuffing into motel rooms -- to compete in races.

Homeless women with children move in with relatives or into motels, the government-paid shelters of last resort.

She suggested that the county use the money it pours into motels and shelters to fix abandoned homes instead.

We travelled over the country, flying, driving, checking into motels, the mindless joy of America, beer bottles lying by the roadside, empty cans tumbling like paper.

"Would you rather spend money on vouchers, getting them into motels and some sort of subsidized housing, or on what Fresno did to settle a lawsuit?" Ms. Cordell said.

Enterprising businessmen have turned several of Goreme's cave dwellings into motels and pensions, updated, of course, with modern conveniences.

Farmers abandoned their nightly milking duties, and motorists pulled off the highway and checked into motels just to see the moonwalk.