Sentence examples for public resort from inspiring English sources

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

"Ornamental grounds, used as a place of public resort" is one of the dictionary definitions of "gardens".

This right can be enforced against the State as well as private individuals, with regard to free access to places of public entertainment or places of public resort maintained partly or wholly out of State funds.

It still ranks in the top five public resorts in America.

Zoning laws allow only public resorts, not individuals, to own beachfront property.

In the past, nearly all good courses were built for costly, exclusive country clubs near major cities, but many of the best new courses today are found at public resorts or in out-of-the-way destinations where beautiful unspoiled land is still available.

According to (Oi 1989), prior to market reform, the general public resorts to political patrons, seeking support for private interests due to the limited means at their disposal.

The spacious spa is open to the public; the resort is open only to guests.

The paper says it has made it clear it does not want the public to resort to such actions.

America led the way with such efforts, starting with an act dated 1864, signed by Abraham Lincoln, which ceded Yosemite to California, requiring that "the premises shall be held for public use, resort, and recreation; shall be inalienable for all time".

The act granted the area "known as the Yo-Semite Valley" to the state of California, to "be held for public use, resort, and recreation … inalienable for all time".