Sentence examples for service continental from inspiring English sources
Although the Quisisana no longer has full meal service (continental breakfast only), the dining room, with some rearrangement of furniture, is not much different than the room depicted in the film's early scenes.
But I'm very glad I did, because there, just beyond my room service Continental breakfast on a silver tray, was the loveliest of sunrises, little streaks of light through the clouds above the bay.
In an industry rife with horrendous service, Continental has stood apart, winning first or second place in the J. D. Power & Associates customer service awards the last five years.
St. Martin, where the easyCruiseOne docks twice a week (Mondays and Fridays), is probably the easiest place to embark because of airline service (Continental and American have flights there from the New York area), but you can get on at any of the islands the ship visits.
Breakfast is in the stripped-down basement, a self-service continental that is soon to be replaced by a more substantial meal for £4, I was told.
Because of their banishment from public life, the history of the Roman Catholic Irish in the 18th century is concerned almost exclusively with the activities of exiled soldiers and priests, many of whom distinguished themselves in the service of continental monarchs.
The French rail company SNCF has launched a range of coaches travelling between the UK and France, hot on the heels of MegaBus's new service to continental Europe.
Amazon can service the continental U.S. with 2-day ground delivery, not having to rely on more expensive air shipping". Ancillary businesses: "Cloud computing and eBooks should add slightly-higher margin growth over next few years.
Thirty-one standard tents, each with one double and one twin bed, are $55 per night (prices include daily maid service and continental breakfast).
Determining if a property offers value add-ons, or vacation extras like free Wi-Fi access, shuttle service or continental breakfast, is another answer you should seek, according to Tornatore.
Surprisingly, the $9 room-service Continental breakfast (usually a euphemism for overpriced and undernourished) was too big to finish: a plate of mixed fruit, a thermos of coffee, a hefty glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, two muffins, a biscuit, a glazed cinnamon roll and five pots of jam.
