Sentence examples for resort to move from inspiring English sources

Crawford even paid for 20 people who were already staying at the resort to move to another hotel for two nights.

There are a multitude of Greeks who can indeed do it better, but often they resort to moving to different, better organized and socially progressive countries, or simply give up after being thwarted by an unobliging system far too many times.

Demolition has already begun, and Mr. Cappelli has teamed up with Empire Resorts to move the nearby Monticello racetrack and its slot machines here as part of a new resort that would initially include several hundred hotel rooms and convention space as well as 500 vacation homes.

Meanwhile rents have hit record levels and some local authorities have resorted to moving homeless families out of the capital because of the high costs of housing them.

None of his pitches were working, and hours after he trudged off the mound to a chorus of boos, he watched from the clubhouse as the Yankees resorted to moving players to unfamiliar positions in their most lopsided defeat of the season.

Things have become so dire for Boston with the man advantage — Mark Recchi has now skated almost 50 power-play minutes this spring without registering a point — that Coach Claude Julien has resorted to moving his 6-foot-9 defenseman Zdeno Chara off the point and parking him in front of the net to create screens.

Some have resorted to moving their animals from flood-hit fields and buildings to safer ground.

In some cases, "old people" were reported to have resorted to moving out of the new housing and into lofts in cowsheds to obtain heat from domestic animals (Læknablaðið 1918, p. 182).

"The option of last resort is to move American forces out of the cities and relocate them along the Syrian and Iranian border," the former official said.

Vehicles that make it to the wall built by the owners of the resort who refuse to move out are routed to a narrow mud track nearby that snakes through a village.

But if we are to have rational discourse leading to a common understanding of the world we share, we cannot resort to "God moves in mysterious ways" arguments.