Sentence examples for vast suite from inspiring English sources

A vast suite in the best hotel in town was £50 a night.

Later, sitting in a vast suite overlooking the sea, she says she is still coming to terms with what it all means, this success.

This vast suite may be fairly restrained in its homage to the designer, but its combination of colour and comfort is a winning one, with pink pony-skin and leather fittings, fuchsia pillows and a hot pink retro-styled armchair.

'You'd be wasting your money [$50].' So the following morning, 38 years after I first played tennis, I rose before first light from my king-size bed in our vast suite, dressed almost entirely in Adidas, and by eight o'clock was ready to face Degray in the beginners' class.

There, in a vast suite with one of the grander views in the city, I interviewed Roger Federer at some length in May 2005 about what it might mean to win the French Open, which, even then, was the only Grand Slam singles title he lacked.

Happily, the cableco's vast suite of bankers - a relic of the merger between Flextech and Telewest - at Merrill Lynch, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Schroder Salomon Smith Barney are willing to work for free while they jockey for the big money appointment: the job of restructuring Telewest's huge debt.

Its five vast suites have been jazzed up with Cole & Son wallpapers, regency chairs, silk curtains and designer lamps, while keeping the flagged stone floors and decorative cornicing.

The dating of emplacement of vast suites of basaltic magma, known as basaltic dike swarms, is consistent with the ages of continental rifting, suggesting that mantle upwelling was an important contributor to the rifting process.

Its cosy rooms and vast suites are furnished like knick-knack-filled antique shops (Prinsengracht 328; suites with canal views from £120).

It is a vast, palacelike suite of rooms on the second floor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where some of the world's most precious Islamic artifacts sit sequestered behind locked doors.

The 10th-floor apartment on the Madison Avenue side had four bedrooms and a vast entertaining suite where the rooms could be joined, together creating a space roughly 40 by 45 feet.