The spoken banter included references to "Hotel California" and "Like a Rolling Stone".
In "God Knows I Tried", a reference to ""Hotel California" conjures up the mood of sun-baked dissipation, while she grudgingly confirms the dead-end revelation of celebrity, "I've got nothing much to live for, ever since I found my fame".
She had, she confesses, been struggling to work up a story about a different gathering (another self-reference: the hotel party she first set out to describe would have taken place in the same era but in Sarajevo, a city Sontag is widely known to have visited, bravely, at the height of the bombing in the early 1990's).
It is anticipated that the developed modeling equation may provide a reference for hotel engineers to forecast any diagnostic problems and form a benchmarking indicator for comparing chillers' energy efficiency.
Referencing the hotel attack, he said "You have only tasted a bit of what you made the Muslims taste in the past decades". .
As an avid traveler, he had always taken detailed notes from his varied trips with particular reference to hotels.
In the case of curate, which the Oxford dictionary simply defines as "to look after and preserve," its standard "museum" meaning dominated until the mid-'90s, when references to curating hotel libraries and CD-of-the-month clubs started to pop up in periodicals, said Jesse Sheidlower, a lexicographer with the Oxford English Dictionary.
So everyone from travel bloggers to large media sites can monetize hotel references in their texts without doing more than adding a simple line of javascript to their website.
You'll see little references on the hotel ― the Markway Inn, named for Wise's alteration of Dr. Montague from the book.
The title, "The American Plan," is an ironic reference to the hotel's eating arrangements, which include three square meals a day.
