Sentence examples for resort spaces from inspiring English sources

Pumping scented air into hospitals and M.R.I. facilities to help reduce patients' stress is a relatively new phenomenon, as is the practice of circulating scented air through hotel and resort spaces (Grand Theme Hotels recently commissioned a company called ScentAir Technologies to create a jasmine fragrance for a lobby, to match the lush foliage and Edwardian furnishings).

It is an unfortunate comment on UK-Russia relations that we have to resort to space flight and ballet.

Although Middle Tennessee already has two convention centers, the Music City Center's 350,000 square feet of exhibit space is triple the amount of the Nashville Convention Center, which is just a stone's throw from the Music City Center, and exceeds Gaylord Opryland Resort's space by more than a quarter.

But it makes sense for higher-quality ones — mainly in the restaurant, spa, and resort hotel space.

As such, it doesn't put out much heat in the winter time and I've had to resort to space heaters (which I'm not too fond of) and Snuggies when it gets cold.

Small wonder that a number of players in this space resort to abusive practices, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced last week a new nationwide initiative involving not only 47 attorneys general and many state regulatory agencies but also numerous local bodies and even a Canadian provincial regulator.

Sharing space with resort guests is an interesting exercise in etiquette.

To expand the sunbathing space, the resort has recently added a large wooden sundeck stretching over the water.

They perform RW in the searching space to resort to other resources, which increases the GSO's chance to escape from local optima.

On a recent visit, a guest marveled at Case's hubris: The Sonoran Desert setting is so picturesque, the activities so singular (and space-demanding the respace-demanding thes), the staff so laresortd highly educated, and the variety of activitiespansextensive that the idea of all this being both exportable and profitable seems counterintuitive.

('First Report', 1940: 1) The first step in redressing this situation was to resort to the disciplined space of the lab.