“Throughout his stay on Scheria, Odysseus has been anonymous, an honored guest of the royal household, none of whom, as per the convention of this society, has dreamed of asking his name.”

“No apartments were available and most hotels permitted a guest to stay only 5 days.”

“On the ride back to the guesthouse, I asked the young driver of my horse cart what had happened to the old village.”

“He hadn't done self-catering before and expected a sort of guesthouse experience.”

“She invested substantial sums of money before opening it as a guesthouse and restaurant.”

“Plus listen to my show this week to see how you can get in for free on my guestlist, you lucky beggars!”

“If you really want to dress up as a dead famous person, or any dead person for that matter, check the guestlist before you arrive at the party.”

“But before the new range could be considered in any detail there's the small matter of the guestlist.”

“A revered monk performs a ritual ceremony to sanctify the signs at each of the guesthouses at her Ban Ruan Thai Kalae.”

“Many of the guesthouses also provide dinner, and there's a reasonable selection of pubs serving snacks and bar meals.”

“The couple believe they are the first to host nude dinners in Scotland, though there are naturist guesthouses in the Borders and Glasgow.”

“It's a glittering affair, with over 500 scientists and their guests gathered at a black tie dinner in the Great Hall at Parliament House.”

“We had a nice, crusty baguette and one of the guests brought an orange pound cake served with strawberries and whipped cream for dessert.”

“You're planning a dinner for eight important guests and want the perfect robust red to go with filet mignon.”