Sentence examples for notorious resort from inspiring English sources
That's all it takes to conjure a world, or at least a 400m strip, of sex games and shots, sunburn and vomit, reality TV and binge-drinking, David Guetta and foam parties that has long characterised Spain's most notorious resort.
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No. 32 was the site of Columbia Hall, one of the most notorious fairy resorts and one that earned the nickname Paresis Hall, after a medical term for a disease caused by late-stage syphilis.
It is notorious that a resort to force by one protagonist in a moral dispute can change the balance of power so that the other party to the dispute must adopt a different attitude toward the issue for prudential reasons.
The resort is notorious for go-go and hostess bars with a 'sin city' reputation that surpasses that of Bangkok.
The measures, which come into effect on Tuesday, include a ban on drinking alcohol on the street between 10pm-8am as well as a host of restrictions on the resort's notorious bar crawls.
Why You Should Stay: Aman resorts are notorious for their luxury, and Amangiri is an iconic destination located in the middle of nowhere.
Resorts are notorious for tacking on fees up to $25 per night for goodies you might assume were free -- including pool towels, Wi-Fi, newspaper delivery, gym access, and even access to the resort's casino.
Like the nearby Alhambra this theatre appealed to the men of leisure by featuring alluring ballet dancers and had a notorious promenade which was the resort of courtesans.
In Liberia, unable to find jobs, some former child soldiers from Charles Taylor's notorious "small boys unit" have resorted to raiding graveyards to survive.
A man named Nanni told Stanley that, the Alley is notorious is the neighborhood as a resort of Bowery bums who sit around all night in warm weather drinking "wmoke" a beverage made from canned heat and hair tonic.
