The foreign executives visited the manufacturing plant.

We sat face to face with executives.

The executives at these companies told me,

And the studio executives, they would say,

This hotel is better than that hotel.

HOTEL PARADISE

Which hotel?

Hotel Paradise.

Your hotel.

Senior executives spend a lot of time training their subordinates.

The parking spaces nearest the door are reserved for executives.

Unfortunately, all the TV executives we spoke to didn't see that.

The Taft Hotel.

That's the hotel.

That's the hotel.

Drake Hotel, Chicago.

The Hotel Regina.

Some of the company's executives are out of town for a conference.

There are different programs for graduate students, for executives at different companies.

Mr. Carter, I like your hotel. My friends like your hotel.

Where is the hotel?

I'm at the hotel.

The Hilton Hotel, please.

The hotel burned down.

A restaurant, a hotel.

Frank Bigelow, hotel Alli...

At the Hotel Excelsior.

Yeah. That's the hotel.

The big hotel. Right.

We think that it's a hotel, a hotel with lots of rats.

In most Japanese companies, only a few executives have a room to themselves.

The librarians in the company would do things like answer for the executives,

I've been told by executives of the pesticide industry that they have ever witnessed.

So instead of having executives issue grand proclamations, the team in effect manages itself.

The hotel fronts the lake.

I'd like a hotel reservation.

Please get me hotel security.

The hotel was burned down.

The hotel was in sight.

Let's return to the hotel.

She's at the hotel now.

She finally reached the hotel.

She stayed at a hotel.

They arrived at the hotel.

He finally reached the hotel.