Sentence examples for resort feeling from inspiring English sources

Moving between the two required a shuttle bus and left the resort feeling divided.

I ended the afternoon with a high-speed buzz, zipping down the long, rolling ego-boosters Chet's, then Sally's, then Vincent's, and left the resort feeling twice as talented as I really am.

Antique shops selling nautical items, gift shops, a candle shop, art galleries and fish restaurants give the street a resort feeling, more South Florida than Cape Cod, even though almost everyone on the island lives there all year now.

I most likely would have stayed one of the island's few resorts, feeling isolated without the ability to drive.

The second category identified by Ainsworth are of people who are self-employed not out of choice, but as a last resort after feeling discriminated against on the basis of age in their hunt for a job.

Most of what they discuss will be couched in terms of feelings, and improving a conversation can be as simple as resorting to feeling language, such as "How do you feel about that?", "That must have shaken you up!", and "Keep in touch".

But this year, many resorts are feeling the need to slash prices to get travelers to fill rooms.

Those participants who reported the use of discarded tobacco stated their reluctance to do so as a means of last resort, with feelings of shame attached.

It happens once a year, but the Winter Solstice – the shortest day of the year – got us thinking about books that we resort to when feeling slightly gloomy with the weather.

As the snow sports season winds down, home prices in Edwards and other snowy resort areas are feeling the pain.

Trump's failed Baja condo resort left buyers feeling betrayed, angry.