Sentence examples for put up guests from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Lockhart asserted that the Clintons would continue to put up guests in the Lincoln Bedroom, other White House residential quarters and Camp David during the remainder of Mr. Clinton's term in office.
Johnson's design, which seems more like an open-air pavilion than a house, was conceived as a place for Blanchette Rockefeller to put up guests, to entertain and to show off a growing collection of modern art that her husband, John D. Rockefeller III, didn't care to see around the couple's Beekman Place apartment.
About 50 cents on the dollar would go to unsecured creditors owed a combined $554,000, including the company that printed programs; a restaurant; hotels used to put up guest artists; and The Philadelphia Inquirer, which sold it advertising.
About 50 cents on the dollar would go to unsecured creditors who are owed a combined $554,000, including the company that printed programs; a restaurant; hotels used to put up guest artists; and The Philadelphia Inquirer, which sold the orchestra advertising.
Apartment dwellers with out-of-town friends and relatives expected for the holidays have a new option for putting up guests.
Pick them up from the airport... .. Gebbia and co-founder Brian Chesky made $1k in the first weekend putting up guests in their apartment, showing them around San Francisco once the conference sessions were done.
The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum, a collection of coal mining artifacts, dioramas, old photos and other mementoes, is next door; across the street is the restored Coal Miners Memorial Theater; and up the hill the Benham School House Bed & Breakfast puts up guests in a former elementary and high school that still has lockers in the hallways.
Mittal put up 1,000 guests in a five-star Paris hotel for the five-day affair.
On the other hand, I've talked to a lot of funeral directors who have put up online guest books, and they say the level of screening required is a real problem".
They are then put up in guest houses--essentially camps for the unemployed.
