Sentences with phrase «own sense of home»

«This hotel gives you a real sense of home» — Roger Smith guest Lesley from Manchester, England on @TripAdvisor pic.twitter.com/GcSwU0qCD 3

And he never had the sense of home so much as when he felt that he was going there.

They provide a real sense of home when people find themselves in crisis.

It looks like partnering with local and international organizations to bring aid and compassionate solutions to those who've sustained loss of life and any sense of home.

[Editor's note: This story is the third of the regional rants that will follow this article about a sense of home.

There's always been another sense of home though.

Whether it's a hearty pot of soup in the winter or an abundance of vegetables come summer, Kennedy likes the sense of home the dinner table offers in a place as crowded and anonymous as New York City.

Contemporary - styled clubhouse has a mail slot and a flag holder to add to the cottage's sense of home.

His conservatism is about the importance of stability and continuity in work and local communities and in recognising the importance of rootedness and a sense of home.

There's that sense of home and getting together and patriotism that I just love.

Every one of the games I've worked on at Supergiant, including the game we just announced, focuses on characters whose sense of home has been disrupted due to circumstances beyond their control.

The story of a 1950s Irish lass immigrating to Brooklyn to find a sense of home and self in an unfamiliar place, John Crowley's adaptation of Colm Tóibín's 2008 book pulses with feeling.

Both kids long for a sense of home and place, a yearning that brings them to the thrilling jumble of Manhattan on separate mild adventures.

Watching TV characters enter and exit the same bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens over and over, eventually you can piece together a sense of their home — even if it is just a fake set.

«It was a sense of home,» he says.

E4E - NY teacher Susan Keyock describes how her small school environment creates a «sense of home and safety» for students (The Wall Street Journal).

When Ratchet Clark spends the summer with her aunts in Maine, she is surprised by the rural surroundings, as well as the sense of home she finds there.

Born in the United States, reared in a series of provisional households in Mexico — from a coastal island jungle to 1930s Mexico City — Harrison Shepherd finds precarious shelter but no sense of home on his thrilling odyssey.

«Absorbing... a heartfelt page - turner about two women finding a sense of home... The growth from instinct to conscious understanding to partnership between the two is the foundation for a moving tale.»

After Rain, a stray dog that comforts and protects Rose, is lost in a storm, Rose struggles between her devotion to her pet and her devotion to rules — all while searching for a secure sense of home and family.

And then, when something life - changing happens to her, Deola is forced to truly examine that apprehension, as well as her ever - changing sense of home.

Indianapolis Indianapolis, the capital city of Indiana, has a population of about 780,000, making it Indiana's most populous city, the third largest city in the Midwest and the 13th largest in the U.S.. Although Levine chose Indianapolis as a setting that represented a sense of home and safe predictability, Indianapolis actually has an above average rate of violent crime - 883 incidents per 100,000 people.

And as a hotel wishes to create a sense of home in a traveler, it can, in turn, make the guest believe that the hotel workers surrounding them are in fact servants in their own home.

When a daily routine is centered on the relationship with a pet, the death can also be profoundly disruptive to one's sense of home, safety, purpose, and identity.

Whether dogs carry and use stories to make sense of home life is one thing, while the possible use of stories to makes sense of a shelter environment brings about other implications.

All of them are here waiting to be adopted, so it's nice to be able to give them a sense of home in the meantime.»

Increased privacy and a greater sense of home round out the furnished vacation rental experience.

With nice fitness centers, friendly service and made - to - order breakfast, DoubleTree has developed a great reputation among business and leisure travelers for providing a sense of home.

It offers one, two and three - bedroom suites, all of which create a unique sense of home.

Hotel Esencia prioritises privacy, peace and impeccable service for a true sense of home.

The serenity, charm, and splendour of the Cape surrounds each and every guest with a sense of home.

With only four villas on the resort, you get a real sense of home helped by the wonderful hospitality of the owners Loeng and Nathalie.

Many Canadian cities have witnessed a staggering number of GAA Clubs springing up left, right and centre, which is giving a sense of home for the large numbers of Irish who are arriving each year.

The stunning architecture, layout, and amenities of the villa contributed to our sense of home and comfort while on vacation.

The luxury of being able to cook meals in a full kitchen, and the cozy sense of home away from home adds a special twist to a perfect vacation.

Victoria's beautiful weather and friendly atmosphere guarantee that you'll enjoy a warm welcome when you first arrive, and you'll have a good sense of a home away from home throughout your holiday.

With both iterative and entirely unique mechanics and concepts, we've been inspired by franchises such as X Com for our upgrading system, Fallout for scavenging and survival, Battlestar Galactica for the sense of home and community, crewmanship, Star Trek Online and Klingon Academy for space battles, and Jagged Alliance or Men of War for RTS style boarding operations.

It is a path of unbroken transformation equally familiar to many native - born New Yorkers who, perhaps more than any other urban dwellers, know the dance of uprooting, renewing and recreating a sense of home, even within our own backyards.

Assessing his long, productive career requires unpacking several contexts, as Sense of Home: The Art of Richard Stout, a traveling retrospective on view Sept. 30 through Dec. 3 at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont attempts to do.

Painted fabrics such as tablecloths and curtains with stains became central to these fictional environments invoking a sense of home.

A sense of home is a site - specific installation by Ron Longsdorf (American, b. 1983) for the 2018 iteration of Telfair Museums» annual project Boxed In / Break Out.

Native is an innate glimpse into the ways in which sea and land have a significant impact on a sense of home and personal identity.

In her collection of essays Break Every Rule, experimental novelist Carole Maso describes finding a sense of home in multiple circumstances.

For his first solo museum exhibition, he questions how space becomes place, and, further, how places can foster a sense of home and belonging.

However, he focuses his attention on a sense of home with charming gouaches that depict his own home in Chesapeake, Virginia.

- Be speaking through puppets, children can express their feelings, relate their experiences, and make sense of their home lives.

You're beginning a new life, with new rules, a new sense of home.

In designing your parenting time or residential schedule, you'll explore whether a primary schedule that provides children a single home base with one parent and visits to the other or a shared schedule where the children experience a «sense of home» with each parent reflects your post-divorce vision for you, your co-parent and your children.

We can create a sense of home for children by providing a sense of rootedness, belonging and connection wherever they are.

One of the regular contributors to REM has been critical in a general sense of home price levels in Ontario, as being too high as a result of home - buyer's not receiving the best advice.