Sentence examples for different resorts from inspiring English sources

This paper analyses how two different resorts organize spheres of privacy in different activities.

We were staying at different resorts, and he invited my then-fiancée and me to dinner at his place.

A good analogy for the ticket-granting ticket is a three-day ski pass that is good at four different resorts.

Guests can choose to stay solely in one resort or combine stays of three, four, seven, 10 or 11 nights in different resorts.

It's not just Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens; eight different resorts make up Les Trois Vallées, and half of them are much smaller than their flash neighbours.

Some visitors regard Cape May and the Wildwoods, the two strikingly different resorts at the southern end of the New Jersey Shore, as antidotes for one another.

However, as each resort is only a 15-minute train ride round the mountain from the next, you can ski in a different resort each day.

The idea is that you ski a different resort each day: so you start every morning with that first-day-on-the-slopes feeling.

On a routine ski day in Courchevel, you head over one mountain, perhaps crest another, and then barrel your way into the valley of yet another, different resort.

One woman I met — tellingly, at a different resort — said she had grown tired of the "warm pool aikido" at Harbin.

The Kapalua is no different and, unlike resorts located in the Third World, you don't get the feeling that behind the locals' forced smiles are years of economic repression and a hidden desire to run you through with a spear.