Sentence examples for room preferences from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gerstner said he doesn't expect that to be a problem, especially if customers make more general requests about room preferences rather than ask for specific rooms.

Booking directly with a hotel typically gives you the most flexibility when it comes to room preferences, making changes to your reservation, or canceling it outright (unless you booked a nonrefundable rate).

Equally surreptitious are the rising number of "smart" buildings – from shops and museums to cars and offices – that interface with smartphones and apps almost without us noticing, and offer enhancements ranging from streamlining payments to "knowing" our light, temperature and room preferences.

The Fairmont Washington knows Andrew Breslow's room preference, his fondness for foam pillows and his favorite cocktail: Jack Daniels with club soda.

The trip will voyage from Washington to Alaska and back, costing passengers between $1,298 and $3,368 depending on their room preference.

"We have a system where the back-room preference dealers are determining the outcomes of elections, rather than voters," Di Natale said.

It should be noted that Victorian voters who would sooner not have their votes corralled by back-room preference negotiators have a much lower hurdle to clear than they do at a federal election.

Demographics, visit reasons, triage and waiting room facility preferences were collected.

Despite the gender norms of the country, we found that in the five instances of female RAs interviewing male participants in a room, individual preferences ultimately determined whether a participant was comfortable being interviewed in private.

Larson, T. & Capra, C. M. Exploiting moral wiggle room: illusory preference for fairness?

There is no room for preference or belief when it comes to legally enforceable discrimination that is imposed on the entire population.