Sentence examples for resort to taking from inspiring English sources

Running up huge credit-card bills, compulsive shoppers often resort to taking out second mortgages and declaring bankruptcy.

For a while, he was forced to resort to taking video files home on a hard disk, to upload.

At this year's Toronto film, Bullock addressed the situation, saying how women needing to resort to taking roles originally intended for men was a sign of Hollywoods inherent sexism.

Then there was a serious wobble, with shoes so high and awkward that the models finally had to resort to taking them off and dangling them, along with the bright shiny bags, in order to make it down the runway.

Yet, many such applicants are turned away, and those who do get in have to struggle with paying tuition, room and board and books, and usually have to resort to taking out large loans just to get by.

At this year's Toronto film festival Sandra Bullock, who plays a political campaign manager in Our Brand Is Crisis said the fact women needed to resort to taking parts written for men was an indictment of Hollywood's sexism.

The Scot registered a two-under-par 70 on Saturday on the Pete Dye Course at French Lick resort, to take a three-shot lead into the final round.

He came into the glitzy resort to take a pee.

The two hit the patio on the 55th floor of the resort to take some selfies and Fireball shots.

Some farmers in Malawi resorted to taking unripe crops from their fields.

To keep his 1972 play "Small Craft Warnings" on the boards he resorted to taking one of the roles himself.