Sentence examples for setting up a hotel from inspiring English sources

When gold was discovered at Yogo Creek, Ringold sold her boarding house in Fort Benton and left for the Yogo gold fields, setting up a hotel, restaurant, and saloon in Yogo City where she sang and played music.

But it, too, has its drawbacks as infrastructure there remains poor, and industry executives complain about the dozens of permits and time needed to set up a hotel.

There was talk of Europeans setting up a small hotel for climbers and walkers there.

In India, the businessman said, he wouldn't have attempted setting up a high-end hotel because a few influential business groups still monopolized the industry.

HBO is normally reluctant to show its documentaries to subjects in advance, Ms. Nevins said, but complied a few weeks ago, setting up a screening in a hotel in Providence, R.I. "I wanted to react how I wanted without worrying about it," Sam said in an interview.

In April 1966, hoping to form a remote "safe haven" for Scientology, Hubbard traveled to the southern African country Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe) and looked into setting up a base there at a hotel on Lake Kariba.

Tourists can join locals who collect all varieties of fungus on a mushroom hunting trip via Mushroom Roaming Tours, or by setting up a guided tour through your hotel.

An Indian TV crew says it was able to film Palestinian militants setting up a rocket launcher outside a Gaza hotel on Monday.

On arrival in Prague, Winton immediately took action, setting up an office in his hotel in Wenceslas Square.

His comments come as a Dutch entrepreneur announced plans to set up a divorce hotel in the UK to help separating couples sort out their problems over the course of a weekend.

A 60-year-old neighbor who had just set up a small hotel died in the blaze there along with six others.