Sentence examples for set of amenities from inspiring English sources

He explained that they decided to "build up from the ground, and see what we need" rather than establish a standard set of amenities that one would expect to find in a house.

The paper demonstrates that high-rise buildings provided with a complete set of amenities and following successful design principles and practices are a viable typology benefiting its urban setting with a compact form, higher density and aesthetical qualities, enriching and enabling mixed used urban developments.

Airbnb is trying to find new ways to encourage guests to stay at its listings, and that could include a whole new set of amenities.

For an extra $150, users will have access to a full set of amenities, including monthly cleaning, high-speed internet and Verizon cable.

WeWork, the co-working real estate startup valued north of $5 billion, is launching WeLive, a residential rental building that offers flexible renting and a nicely packaged set of amenities.

George Hincapie and his brother Richard are partners in the development (which is named after George's career-highlight '05 Tour stage win in the Pyrenees), and they designed the Center's somewhat unusual set of amenities.

But if you want a budget hotel that still offers a decent set of business amenities, the search is more onerous.

I paraphrase Virginia Postrel: In the absence of an explicit contract, expecting to be able to exercise veto power over another's migration decisions because you feel like you have a right to a particular set of cultural amenities is an ethical and economic non-starter.

Anticipated versus actual use of amenities.

BOTTOM LINE An enviable location in a captivating region, an impressive palatial setting and an array of amenities make Palazzo Margherita a promising destination for Italy-bound luxury travelers, though off-property dining will provide a considerably more authentic and digestible experience.

Over the past decade, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation SMICC) had developed a unique set of benefits and cultural amenities for its employees, including a beautiful residential campus, known as the Living Quarters (LQ), and an award winning international school from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade that by 2012 enrolled over 2,000 students.