Sentence examples for foreign resorts from inspiring English sources

The restriction had been at tacked by British travelers who said they were humiliated at foreign resorts by being forced to pinch pennies.

But the high point for most members is the ski trips to domestic and foreign resorts, which also provide chances to meet people.

Former debt collectors said they worked in a "boiler-room" environment, where they could earn bonuses of thousands of dollars a month, restaurant gift cards and even trips to foreign resorts if they collected enough from borrowers.

Since those publications serve snow enthusiasts ranging from Generation Y shredders to black diamond Baby Boomers, myskitrip.com could presumably speak with authority and objectivity about the 500 domestic and foreign resorts it lists.

On my $28,000 salary, I briefly grew as rich as a Madoff disciple, cavorted with gorgeous women in my Lake Shore Drive penthouse and enjoyed the company of mobsters on all-expense-paid visits to foreign resorts.

"Reprehensibly, Rep. Buyer appears to have been using Frontier fundraisers to play golf at exclusive domestic and foreign resorts to avoid paying for his own travel, meals, lodging, and greens fees, all on the backs of Indiana's underprivileged students," said CREW's complaint.

That may prove as tough as lifting the embargo.Hotel owners also want to enter a Caribbean paradise on America's doorstep, not least because the embargo has given foreign resort operators, such as those from Spain, a headstart.

There's a universal message here about the unseen hopes of workers in precarious jobs and a sharp indictment of how western tourism moulds foreign resort workers before abandoning them.

Born in 1958 in Southampton – where he still lives – Hoare belongs to the generation of working-class families for whom Torbay (spanning the towns of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham) was an "approximation of a foreign resort", just as it was for the health tourists of centuries past.

In Cambodia, citizens were evicted from their fishing villages so that foreign-built resorts could rise on the pristine beaches.

Patronizing foreign-owned resorts and other hotels and tourism businesses that are importing goods, services and labor can also lead to loss of income for locals.