Sentence examples for resort to keep from inspiring English sources

Cut-rate fleet sales are often a last resort to keep plants running, but Ford can make more money on the Town Car than on the Taurus sedan, another fleet favorite, because Lincoln is a premium nameplate.

Cobain said the song is about a man who, after the death of his girlfriend, turns to religion "as a last resort to keep himself alive.

The active couple will also have plenty around the resort to keep them busy, from sampling shellfish at the Freycinet Marine Oyster Farm to canoeing the pristine estuary of Pelican Bay.

It is all part of efforts by winter resorts to keep skiers and snowboarders coming to the slopes.

Scott is forced to bite Liam as a last-resort to keep him from falling from the hospital roof.

Locals and visitors at Jackson Hole have been advised to stay out of the backcountry while the resort tries to keep the upper mountain open and safe.

There is no denying that the resort wants to keep people out: just getting into the place costs €35 on weekdays, €50 on weekends.

Similarly, the resort manages to keep enough options open for dinner to make sure you don't have to eat more than once in the same place over a three- or four-night stay.

That caricature is not entirely wrong, however, about the power-relations between adults and children, and the psychological weapons of first and last resort needed to keep the kids in line.

In a meeting with his chief architect, DeRuyter Butler, he scrutinizes a prototype of a fence he wants to build around the Wynn Resorts property to keep gawkers from sitting on the grass or, even worse, changing babies' diapers there (which they've been know to do, he says).

Andrew credits the resort with changing to keep up with the current times, yet keeping the strong traditions.