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Meanings of empty hotel in English

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Usage of empty hotel in English
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The house is cold and filled with echoes, like an empty hotel.
The way of the world
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Then she turned and went back into the empty hotel.
Voices in the dark
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They watched Teddy push open one of the huge glass doors into the empty hotel bar.
Meltdown
4
Without, there rose a lonesome booming, far and ghostly in the stillness of the great empty hotel.
V. V.'s Eyes
5
A woman and child and elderly security guard had been stranded at an empty hotel in the Cascades.
When twilight comes
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They went to a big empty hotel standing at the corner of a vast square, and ordered lunch.
The works of Guy de Maupassant, Vol. 5 / Une Vie and Other Stori...
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There are thousands of empty hotel beds in Queenstown, where many hotels that rely on international tourists are hibernating.
Radio NZ
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I'd thought waking up in an empty hotel room on Christmas morning was pathetic, but Mara's holiday sounded even more bereft.
The Demon Lover
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Anna was spinning in the middle of the empty hotel dining room, and her eyes were on the window where Ryan stood.
The eyes of a king
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Her organization wants the city to pay for housing the homeless in some of the thousands of empty hotel rooms in the city.
Reuters
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Yesterday, police were lured by a telephone warning to a hoax device left at an empty hotel in Newcastle, 25 miles south of Belfast.
The Irish Times
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As we sipped mint tea on the balcony of the empty hotel after sending the climb, no other name seemed more fitting for our route.
Climbing Magazine
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We stood on the porch of that big old empty hotel, my dad in the middle, my mom on one side, me on the other.
Doctor Sleep
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He never grew tired of waiting in airport lounges or dining late in half- empty hotels.
The water room
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Here and there a guide leaned idly against a post in front of one of the empty hotels.
The Queen of Sheba, and My Cousin the Colonel
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Finding some tourism use for all those half empty hotels that were built with tax breaks during the boom.
The Irish Times
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