Meanings of many conveniences in English

In addition to ample sleeping accommodations, there were many conveniences aboard the Advance.

Even the largest was without many conveniences which we consider necessaries.

Modern life offers many conveniences which can easily enslave us.

The room was tolerably large, and possessed many conveniences.

And where so many conveniences or incitements to sleep?

It had many conveniences; among the rest a very long though narrow garden inclosed within high walls.

Here the country affords many conveniences for building ships of war, and erecting forts, docks, quays, and magazines.

But according to this hypothesis, whence arise the many conveniences and advantages which men and all animals possess?

This rule has many conveniences, and I think it also shows a more delicate attention to sentiment and feeling.

But among the many conveniences this town has footed the bill for in recent years is a mighty fine copy machine.

She is gone to summer in the country, with as many conveniences about her as she can expect; but I have no great hope.

With so many conveniences at hand the washing of the dainty china was a pleasure to Mary, after her long vacation from such work.

They were in every respect models of skilful construction, solidly and yet, in proportion to their size, lightly built, affording many conveniences without sacrificing simplicity.

Some of these quarters, called "funk-holes" are quite elaborate and comfortable and contain many conveniences not found in the trenches on the firing line.

Many conveniences, which were unknown at Hampton Court and Whitehall in the seventeenth century, are in all modern hotels.

"We don't have many conveniences above ground, but down here we are right up-to-date, as you have observed."