Sentence examples for small amenities from inspiring English sources

The lack of small amenities.

This allowed us to take advantage of some of the small amenities in town, like getting a hair cut (which it turns out is free).

Built on the development of seemingly small amenities like air-conditioning that made blistering summers livable, the politics and economics of the South were transformed by those moving away from crowded cities and seeking the wider open spaces of a nice backyard, with a corresponding rise in conservative politics, he said.

Small amenities like that can help participants feel welcome and eager to participate.

For example, in public health facilities, unpaid holidays or small amenities such as free tea for staff on night duty were perceived as motivating.

This means that faith in forest industry had a larger effect on beetle-related action in communities with lower proportions of forests infected by beetles or smaller amenity index scores.

One of the small pleasures of flying business class is the little amenity kit you are given.

Its 45 rooms, most facing the ocean and nearly all with fireplaces, are small but amenity-laden.

Onyx is also used to hide a pantry, and a low, lighted panel is used to face a walnut-topped bench, a small social amenity designed for someone who wants to keep the cook company, and "sit there sipping a glass of wine," Mr. Arbel said.

Once she got in to see some, they seemed small, and the amenities not quite right.

But this is not a luxury building: The units are almost all small studios, and amenities include job training.