Sentence examples for volcano house from inspiring English sources

In the park, Volcano House, on the Kilauea Caldera, (808) 967-7321, fax (808) 967-8429, (www.volcanohousehotel.com is about to be launched), is the oldest hotel in Hawaii.

Volcano House, (808) 967-7321, fax (808) 967-8429, is the only hotel right in the national park, though there are a few others just outside in the cool, leafy town of Volcano.

We ate a big lunch at the Volcano House, a recently restored 1941 landmark hotel, and opted for the "Taste of Hawaii" Kalua pork bento box and the blue crab cakes ($50 for both of us).

Its silhouette from a distance make it clear why it has been called the "Volcano House". While panoramic desert views are bound to wow guests, it's the home's spaceship-like appearance and irreverent late-1960s archithature that stand out--and make it a tough sell.

The Volcano House still provides the nearest lodging, and the nearby Volcano Village the most numerous; visitors associated with the military can find lodging at the Kilauea Military Camp.

I flew to Reykjavík, northernmost capital in Europe, and spent a day sampling the city and environs, making the compulsory soak in the Blue Lagoon, and visiting The Volcano House, which offers up a selection of documentaries of pyrotechnic explosions.

In the coastal region of Legaspi, home to a large volcano, 150 houses were demolished due to storm surge, 25 of which were swept out at sea.

In this latest adventure, we find ourselves in the idyllic Ninjago community, a place that's under the constant threat of destruction thanks to a neighboring volcano that houses super-villain Garmadon (voiced by Justin Theroux).

While many of Interior's offices aren't critical to most people's everyday lives, a creative hacker could definitely cause some havoc by altering, say, earthquake or volcano data housed at the U.S. Geological Survey.

Well before Michelangelo Antonioni and Ingmar Bergman would bring alienation to the forefront of international cinema, he used striking landscapes and cityscapes — an active volcano, dilapidated housing projects, the ruins of Pompeii — to explore troubled relationships.

Consider the elements: the finest beaches in the United States and maybe even the world, surf spots that intrigue the sport's best, volcanoes, rainforests housing birds and plants not found elsewhere, and a language so poetic, so powerful that it can exist with less than ten consonants.