Sentence examples for laundry serving from inspiring English sources

By 1940, the wells in Wildwood Crest were so salty that a local laundry serving the hotels there went out of business because it could not make soap suds with salty water.

The union representing 4,000 workers at commercial laundries serving New York City's hotels, restaurants and hospitals reached a tentative contract agreement yesterday that provides raises of about 20percentt over three years.

From investing in solar and geothermal power, energy efficient laundry services serving multiple homes, to rain water harvesting and changing all our shower heads and mixers to conserve water.– we take our environmental responsibilities seriously and encourage all of our people to play their part.

The porter then ran outside, where he stopped the driver of a laundry truck serving the hotel, and instructed him to drive to the Hotel Krasnapolsky to warn them and to call the fire department.

The owner of a laundry that served as an underground meeting point named Sendler after being tortured.

He describes the formative experience of working at a laundry that served a seafood restaurant, where the dirty table linens "stank to high heaven and were often boiling with maggots".

For a long time, this flaw hasn't posed much of a problem; making my way through a series of apartments, the bare minimum of domesticity (do dishes, do laundry) has served me, more or less, just fine.

The laundry facility serves students, faculty, and the hospital.

Per Se will follow the French Laundry format of serving the same prix fixe tasting menu at seven dinners and three lunches a week, with each meal requiring about three hours to consume.

Richard Traslavina, a Chilean who was the executive chef at 95 School Street and the Laundry, is now serving ceviche, gazpacho, fried clams, steamers and paella, rice and beans and guacamole in his own place.

Forget folding laundry and serving humans; these robots could hardly walk.