Sentence examples for looking for solitude from inspiring English sources

Not every traveller is looking for solitude and tradition - for some there is a need for hubbub and activity.

WHO'S BUYING First-time second-home buyers from New York City who want land for their children to play on; artists looking for solitude and like-minded neighbors; and longtime Hamptons weekenders suffering from Hamptons fatigue.

Upstairs, it has a very posh and gorgeous bar that gives you the feeling that you are drinking in the living room of a 19th-century lawyer's home, while downstairs you are in a dark underground scene that collects college kids, artists and drinkers looking for solitude in the shadows.

Sandra Pérez Lozano, Casa Sandra's owner and a writer, came to Holbox looking for solitude close to nature and in 1999 built her two-story thatched-roof hotel with a full-length front porch and a second-story terrace to take in the ocean.

Some of the rooms are cramped, and the hostel somewhat resembles a bohemian fraternity house, so surfers looking for solitude should look elsewhere.

You could rent a house or navigate the 600 curves and 66 bridges on the twisty Hana Highway to the Hana Ranch, now the Travaasa Hana, where if you were not on a romantic getaway or looking for solitude, you could go out of your mind.

For the outdoorsy traveler looking for remoteness, solitude and a sense of nature, Wilderness areas offer all these things in abundance.

Those looking for even more solitude can travel a half-mile down the shoreline.

Amenities include a spa and fitness center, a putting green, tennis courts and a pool complex that features both a meandering 892-foot-long river (can't forget the kids altogether) and a separate pool with cabanas geared toward adults looking for a little solitude.

Just before the tournament, as Lendl was resting up at his home in Westchester outside New York, Murray was indulging himself with a massage at his hotel in the city, then strolled about the streets by himself, looking for a little solitude in a big city.

Now Realtor Greg Antonsen, of Christie's Great Estates, says it's a perfect buy for a family or anyone looking for a little solitude.