Sentence examples for resort means from inspiring English sources

"Last resort" means you've tried all other ways first.

Managing a peg and establishing a credible Lender of Last Resort means accumulating a large pile of foreign exchange reserves.

The German insistence on "ultima ratio" or last resort means that the new permanent bailout fund can only be tapped when all other options have been exhausted.

And the fact that this is an all-inclusive resort means a waitress will come along, when you're lying on that beach, offering you free drinks.

It is one of the most beautiful parks in the country, though its proximity to the huge Sun City holiday resort means it can be extremely busy at weekends and during school holidays.

The man behind the campaign, Joost van Zundert, a Belgian skier and long-time resident, said: "Most of those who contributed had their own stories to tell about La Grave, how much the resort means to them or how their dream is to come here".

These early attempts to promote the town as a health resort meant that by the time Tregonwell had died in 1832, Bournemouth had grown into a small community with a scattering of houses, villas and cottages.

This operation had been performed for some years, as a last-resort means of halting epileptic seizures, but, oddly, it had had no noticeable mental side effects.

But all that development — boutique hotels, casinos, marinas, high-rise resorts — means visitors are never short on options.

Pros Plymouth's location between two big ski resorts means it has escaped the pressure to overdevelop while being convenient to area attractions.

On the other hand, the relative lack of all-inclusive resorts means that it's trickier to keep costs down for meals and other activities once you're there.