motel

Converse of object

• find: After finding a motel and eating lunch I circle the one-way streets of little downtown Astoria until I find parking at the library.
• wow: Concentrate on doing we desire our wowed the motel the moral dilemma.
• run: I did a crash course on running a motel and became the Night Manager.

Preposition: for

night: We passed the mountain on an untarred road going down to Heber City, where we found a cheap motel for the night.

Adjective modifier

• cheap: We passed the mountain on an untarred road going down to Heber City, where we found a cheap motel for the night.
• small: We then checked into the scenic Rwenzori Guest House, like a small motel with family style dining.
• old: We quickly crossed the street to the old motel where I already had a room.
• seedy: No-one is speaking, but there's already enough heat in the seedy motel 's atmosphere to fry a rattle snake or two.
• local: He planned to stay at a local airfield motel once a week to clean up and wash clothes.
• sleazy: The cast shared rooms in a sleazy motel during the first two weeks of filming in Palmdale.

Modifies a noun

• inn: The hotel is laid back motel holiday inn with a hobo feeling of decidedly decadent difference... .
• room: The worst thing in the world is not a motel room in Kansas.
• accommodation: Family run, value for money motel style accommodation.
• hotel: Dyce Skean Dhu is a welcoming and modern motel style hotel.
• style: Family run, value for money motel style accommodation.
• manager: MOTEL MANAGER: The room you rented for the woman?

Noun used with modifier

• roadside: However, no one would willingly choose to spend a week or a fortnight in a Golden roadside motel.
• budget: He was everything that I had hoped the night clerk of a creepy Fargo budget motel would be.
• roach: The Honeynet is kind of like the ' roach motel ' .
• love: Kitsch love motels Posted by ColvilleAndersen 5 November 2005 It's a sexy town, Buenos Aires.