Sentence examples for personal resort from inspiring English sources

On the market since: 2010 Current asking price: $60 million This private island estate was built as a personal resort, with five structures "floating" on water; includes spa and media pavilions, and a recording studio.

It is likely, in fact, to be the far more substantial theme here, as there are more efficient ways to flagrantly and gratuitously display opulence and excess, usually involving something tangible, like a personal resort flotilla mounted on a military destroyer frame.

In the style of an animated musical, humans divided by politics, religion, or personal interest resort to violence to get their way, resulting in a history characterized by bloodshed.

Without such help, there is a last resort: personal responsibility.

The Roslyn school district is investigating whether its employees, including its former superintendent, billed it for largely personal trips to resort areas like Las Vegas, school officials said yesterday.

Many heavy hitters keep returning to Curtain Bluff in Antigua, an intimate all-inclusive, precisely for its personal touch: The resort has been owned by the same couple for over 45 years.

Living in a period of lively controversy with the Buddhists, Udayanacharya defended his belief in a personal God by resorting to the two natures of the world: cause and effect.

Obama will always be the man who broke the color barrier to the White House, but his specific actions in the arena of black-white relations have been understandably muted – and the strong reactions to the occasions when he has resorted personal commentary explain why: he must, at all costs, avoid the appearance of being an angry black man.

Kenwood is back to its former richness, a place of public resort – and personal obsession.

Eight months into his job as secretary general, this resort to personal action has become the stamp of Mr. Ban's diplomacy and the early measure of how effective he will prove to be.

Mr. Richardson, dressed in a blazer and jeans and vowing to get back to being governor, had one final plea: that everyone play nicely and "not resort to personal attacks".