Sentence examples for resort abroad from inspiring English sources

Many are selling up and either moving into the country around Moscow or retiring to a resort abroad.

The company had previously licensed its name for a resort abroad just outside Tokyo, but the European version was a more ambitious project being handled by the company.

After opening a crêperie in a Quebec ski resort while studying abroad, he hit on the idea for a combination restaurant/bakery/fast-food eatery.

Tourism bosses in the south-west hope the temperatures will persuade holidaymakers to choose British seaside resorts over trips abroad.

The NUS's vice-president for society and citizenship, Susan Nash, is concerned that young people may be having to resort to funding opportunities abroad.

Thus starved, we are warned that corporate Goliaths like Microsoft will be compelled to resort to workers from abroad, stirring the fear that Americans will be robbed of their livelihoods.

Many resort to alternatives: travelling abroad for treatment or using informal introduction services such as the website Pride Angel, which operates like a dating site, matching patients with appropriate donors.

Few resorts, however, domestically or abroad, are as evangelically green as El Monte Sagrado.

UK residents living abroad are resorting to paying expensive couriers to return ballots in time for the 10pm EU referendum deadline, after election officials only sent them out via international post earlier this week.

They seemed designed to distract attention from this unusual gesture of weakness from the Communist government, to which it resorted to allay criticism abroad after the death of a hunger striker in February.In that sense Fidel's reappearance and recovery is a boost for his younger brother, Raúl, who took over from him and was formally elevated to the presidency in 2008.

After the robust realism of his early work, Glackens -- married in 1904 to Edith Dimock, the wealthy artist-daughter of a Hartford tycoon -- gravitated more and more to a soft, domestic kind of art, one that celebrated the good life of family, friends and resort habitats at home and abroad.