Sentence examples for Vacationist from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is on vacation
A lady vacationist in Haiti, was driving out into the countryside with her husband, when she decided she desperately wanted a mango.
Vacationist is part of a growing niche of private sale sites that include Jetsetter, Tablet, Kayak and Rue La La.
The New Yorker, May 7 , 1960P. 33 A lady vacationist in Haiti, was driving out into the countryside with her husband, when she decided she desperately wanted a mango.
By Anthony Bailey The New Yorker, May 7 , 1960P. 33 A lady vacationist in Haiti, was driving out into the countryside with her husband, when she decided she desperately wanted a mango.
This stay-at-home, an adoring grandmother, has received a reassuring communication from a vacationist in New Hampshire, as follows: Dear Grandma: The summer is fun.
Vacationist - a new venture between LuxuryLink and Travel + Leisure magazine - started this month with flash sales of high-end hotels and resorts.
The islands, first visited by Jesuit missionaries about 1650, are now noted for fishing, lumbering, dairying, and mixed farming; the region is popular with vacationists and sportsmen.
Queens was primarily rural during the 19th century, but some of its shore communities began attracting summer vacationists.
The city expects to be important as: transshippers of Persian crude oil thru a pipeline now being laid across the Negev from the Gulf to the refineries in Haifa, and as a seaside resort for winter vacationists.
This wook, which has just started trickling into France with French vacationists returning from Switzerland was published last year in Montreal..
But the question arises wheter a heavily loaded commercial airliner should be compelled to share facilities of an airport with somebody giving his plane a workout...To allow miscellaneous aircraft to use the lanes over air terminals is questionable-to us it seems as dubious as to allow a group of vacationists to run a handcar over the tracks of the B. & O.
