Sentence examples for getaway into a from inspiring English sources

This highlights one of the major problems for Lavasa – how does it turn itself from a quirky weekend getaway into a fully fledged "smart city" where people live and work full time?

Billy McFarland, the entrepreneur who became a lightning rod in April after his ambitiously marketed Fyre Festival devolved from a would-be luxury getaway into a jamboree of schadenfreude and cold cheese sandwiches, pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud in United States District Court in Manhattan on Monday.

If I get married and have children, they cannot get settled here in Lavasa". This highlights one of the major problems for Lavasa – how does it turn itself from a quirky weekend getaway into a fully fledged "smart city" where people live and work full time?

The sultan's purchase initially led to concern that he might turn the lush getaway into a gaudy spectacle, a la Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

We here at HuffPost gathered together a few of the many ways you can turn a summer getaway into a truly impactful experience.

One of the arrows cut the ropes binding him and when the Chief draws close to scalp the young boy, Totor digs his feet into the Sachem's stomach and makes a quick getaway into a river, pretending to have drowned.

The Easter getaway turned into a slow grind for some holidaymakers today as a mixture of torrential rain and heavy traffic brought long delays to roads.

Into this quick, delirious sequence are packed a theft, a marriage, a few matters of national security and a getaway into the Midwestern horizon.

The absconders reportedly vandalized a bird feeder and plastic cabinet on a patio before they snatched a sack of bird feed from the cabinet and made a getaway into the woods along I-66 nearby.

But the vasculogenic mimicry channels would also make it easier for tumor cells to make a getaway into the circulation.

Even those who did not have the means to travel to Bradley Beach knew about its reputation as a beloved getaway tucked into an area less than half the size of Central Park.