Sentence examples for personal suite from inspiring English sources

His personal suite of rooms is behind carved wooden doors off a little public salon.

The Intoxicating Sensual Bath, the Invigorating Ginseng Bath, the Warming Eucalyptus Bath and the Oceanic Stress-Relieving Bath will be prepared by personal suite stewardesses (or by the passenger, if he or she prefers) and accompany an assortment of luxury in-room toiletries and such on-deck treats as free cocktails and mini-massages.

For example, The Village Voice reports that he insisted that the city's emergency command center — which included a personal suite with its own elevator that he visited "often, even on weekends, bringing his girlfriend Judi Nathan there long before the relationship surfaced" — be within walking distance of City Hall.

Frank Sinatra paid nearly $1 million a year to keep it as his personal suite at the hotel between 1979 and 1988, which he called "home" when out of Los Angeles.

Emirates, based in Dubai, came up with personal suites for first-class passengers in 2003 and in 2008 installed two showers on its Airbus A380 planes for them.

In contrast to these "apartments," which were simply personal suites within great houses, the apartment house as it is known today first appeared in Paris and other large European cities in the 18th century, when tall blocks of flats for middle-class tenants began appearing.

Among its service innovations was a walk-up duty free store aboard its Airbus A380 jumbo jets as well as personal suites in business class.

The price includes a year's subscription to the Microsoft Office 365 Personal productivity suite, plus free upgrade to the new Windows 10 operating software.

Friends say he now spends time at the stately Biltmore Hotel near his home, working out of his personal office suite, swimming laps in the pool or playing rounds of golf.

Intuit intu, which makes the popular personal finance suite Quicken, reported a quarterly loss of 83 cents, in line with expectations.

The company began its life as Budgetable, a more comprehensive personal finance suite similar to Mint.com, but with offers.