Sentence examples for with gratuity from inspiring English sources

(Cocktails are $22 to $24 with gratuity included).

Greg Frutchey, who has been a bellhop with the Morgans Hotel Group in Manhattan, said he had had similar experiences with budget travelers who were not familiar with gratuity customs.

The prix-fixe experience ($112 with gratuity) begins with a tour of the property's extensive organic farm, followed by an all-you-can-slurp Oyster Hour and appetizers such as piping-hot salmon pulled from the fragrant outdoor smokehouse.

"If we were going to offer health care, why not offer a complete employment contract and do away with gratuity altogether?" With some reconfiguring of how the restaurant operates -- including an expansion of their higher-end eating area -- Bar Marco won't have to increase menu prices to accommodate the change, either.

Many room-service jobs are unionized, provide good health care and even supply the attendant with gratuities, all of which add up to a nice life.

Those findings suggest that the municipal inspectors responsible for examining new homes were often ill qualified, overworked or biased toward politically powerful developers who plied them with gratuities like sports tickets, parties or golf outings.

Britain, for starters, has so many inconsistencies and variations associated with gratuities that there was actually a bill before Parliament several years ago to try and impose some sort of national norm.

We spent $31 for two appetizers and two enormous entrees, with tax, gratuity and drinks extra.

The law, effective in November, makes a misdemeanor of "providing a juror with a gratuity," punishable by as much as a year in jail.

It's manifest, too, in the smaller number of restaurants that announce from the get-go that each and every group of diners, no matter the size, will get a bill with the gratuity already added to it.

Total cost for two (with 15percentt gratuity), around $80. Next day we navigated our way around the city center before exploring Alfama, a hillside community of narrow streets and staircase passageways leading to hidden squares with tiny galleries selling everything from art to artisanal foods, crafts, and clothing.