Sentence examples for busy resort from inspiring English sources
Her arrest revealed gaps in Mr. Trump's security as well as the challenge of protecting a president who spends less time at the remote, fortified Camp David and more time at his busy resort with sometimes hundreds of guests.
The population is much larger, the estuary is a popular and busy resort, nuclear power is feared rather than revered, and scepticism has replaced deference and trust in science and government.
Along the same lines, if you are at a busy resort that has a starter and want a preferred tee time, or don't have a tee time, a group of four golfers might want to tip the starter $50 or more should the starter perform some scheduling magic to get you on the golf course at the time you requested.
Some local surfers have gone to the Gold Coast, a further 120km north in Queensland, or to the nearby busy resort of Byron Bay where – despite the mauling to death of a British man by a great white there in September last year– there is "safety in numbers".
'Places on clifftops are fine, but if you buy in a busy resort like Salcombe it can be very hard to find privacy,' says Adam before mentioning another deterrent: 'On the coast you have more wear and tear.' Second-homers are slow to appreciate what mariners have known for centuries: however beautiful, the sea is malevolently powerful.
The blaze was the second major fire along the busy resort's boardwalk this year.
Picturesque villages, now busy resorts, include Lloret de Mar, San Felíu de Guixols, Palamós, and Port-Bou.
Inntravel has a long tradition of conjuring up snowy getaways far from the busy resorts.
Finally, the qualities that attract British skiers to Austria – charm, authenticity – are better displayed in small communities than in busy resorts such as St Anton and Ischgl.
As with the village's other pansiyons, this family-run guesthouse has for years been attracting refugees from the busy resorts – history buffs, birders, botanists and hikers.
Tourism, capitalizing on the attractive physical environment, now provides the major source of income, especially along the coast, where many small fishing ports—such as St. Ives, Newquay, and Polperro are busy resorts.
