Sentence examples for getaway spot from inspiring English sources

You Jews want a getaway spot?

Russia has repeated its opposition to the accession of Montenegro, a favored getaway spot and investment site for some Russians.

He bought a home in Cold Spring, a picturesque community of 19th-century architecture that has become a getaway spot for many affluent New York City residents.

In vain, she tried to swap her coals-to-Newcastle winnings, finally shrugging, packing light and checking into her getaway spot: the Essex House.

But last summer, a new and unwelcome sort of visitor made an appearance, apparently encouraged by a German naturist organisation that suggested the area's lax rules made it an ideal getaway spot for those who need fresh air on their nether regions.

If Mr. Clinton's overnight list spoke volumes about his presidential style -- from the glamour of his guests to the ignominy of the use of the Lincoln Bedroom as a fund-raising tool -- the Bush list, like his choice of this sleepy furnace of a town as a getaway spot, suggests just how low-key and unostentatious Mr. Bush has sought to appear.

Favorite getaway spots include the many nature centers throughout the city like the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Preserve in Queens or the Staten Island Greenbelt.

Weekend getaway spots like the Hamptons, Palm Springs and Cape Cod are not only becoming increasingly congested but staggeringly expensive.

Google also used last year's data to determine the most popular getaway spots for big hubs like San Francisco and New York, which you can check out here.

For folks in San Francisco, that could mean listings at nearby "getaway" spots such as Tahoe, or popular destinations like Los Angeles or Portland.

As Americans prepare to drive to the beach and other getaway spots for the last weekend of the summer vacation season, motorists face a record high $1.747 per gallon, the government said on Monday.