Sentence examples for off from the hotel from inspiring English sources
Pickup trucks loaded with Mr. Ouattara's soldiers, bristling with guns and dressed in motley makeshift uniforms, set off from the hotel at regular intervals to cruise this city's still jumpy streets.
Ni Yulan, a lawyer in Beijing who was left crippled by a police beating in 2002, says security officials arranged for water and electricity to be cut off from the hotel room she shares with her husband in an effort to force them onto the streets.
His wife was laid off from the hotel sector.
But the only person that got to see my new swimsuit during this Colorado summer was my Australian friend May and two pubescent boys who were eying us both off from the hotel swimming pool hot tub while remaining conspicuously under water from the waste down.
Attracting wildlife is one benefit of their green roof, but most importantly is storm water management for Mirror Lake, and the priority for water run off from the hotel's roof to be as pure as possible, since the resort sits just 50 feet off the water.
A few minutes later, I was checking into the casita -- one of cluster of well-appointed suites set off from the main hotel, with separate bedroom and living room areas and a working fireplace.
And I can tell when a coach has screwed up so royally, misfired so badly on everything from motivating his players to regulating team chemistry to formulating the game plan, that he should quietly wander off from the team hotel, never to be seen again, leaving only a simple note saying "Went for a walk; I may be some time".
This year's J. D. Power & Associates European Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index Study also revealed that 69percentt of hotel guests across Europe prefer a nonsmoking environment, not far off from the 79percentt of hotel guests in North America wanting smoke-free hotels.
And Marriott International, which is now operating the hotel, also has a history there; the Marriott Corporation, from which it was spun off, owned the hotel from 1969 to 1985.
They were cut off from the grand Copacabana Palace hotel, where the IOC's mandarins had gathered, by a cordon of riot police, part of an army of 85,000 out on the streets.
Combine these distractions with the fact that traffic continued to roll past several of Lumiere's prime locations – road closures in Northern Ireland are not, I was told, a straightforward business – and I was mourning the lack of magic before I'd even set off from my hotel; the 17 installations that comprised Lumiere were going to be quite lost in all this dazzle.
