Sentence examples for managers of hotel from inspiring English sources

Talk story about Louis D'Annucci, and Edward Craig, Assistant Managers of Hotel Lexington.

By Morris Ernst and John McCarten The New Yorker, August 27 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about Louis D'Annucci, and Edward Craig, Assistant Managers of Hotel Lexington.

The New Yorker, August 27 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about Louis D'Annucci, and Edward Craig, Assistant Managers of Hotel Lexington.

A. I just have lunches with general managers of hotels.

But managers of hotels in all price categories except the lowest generally dislike overt discounts, fearing that customers will insist on bargains in good times.

Even with pressure to generate revenue, managers of hotels in all price categories except the lowest generally dislike overt discounts, fearing that customers will then insist on the bargains when good times return.

The court found that the prosecution's witnesses, including the managers of hotels where Israelis were staying and the drivers of buses that Mr. Yaacoub watched, "have proven reliable and had no interest in lying before the court," Judge Psara-Miltiadou said.

Such supportive systems can be directly presented to the tourists requesting a mechanism for selecting the most appropriate hotel but lacking enough information about the important indicators and factors and also to the managers of hotels who are trying to make strategic decisions regarding the most optimized investments on the indicators of selecting a hotel.

Introduced by the British to regulate the entry and movement of foreigners in India - particularly of Indian revolutionaries from abroad - the law also requires owners and managers of hotels and boarding houses, and aircraft or ships to report the presence of any foreigners.

Schwartz, who was given a complimentary first-class ticket from New York to London on Virgin Atlantic when she reached 90,000 miles, also likes to reach out (or have her assistant reach out) to the managers of hotels she frequents–such as the InterContinental Hotel in Hong Kong and the Peninsula in Beverly Hills, Calif., to ask for upgrades or amenities like free spa treatments and breakfasts.

By E. B. White, E. J. Kahn, Jr., and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 27, 1937 P. 13 Present manager of Hotel Astor, Cornell S.H.A. '26 who allowed the students of School of Hotel Administration of Cornell University take over the hotel for the day.