Sentence examples for resort to which from inspiring English sources

It was a summer resort, to which in times of peace, people came to take the waters.

He portrays Islam not as a depersonalized creeping menace, or as an ideological last resort to which those disenfranchised by the West may be "vulnerable," but as a system of beliefs that is enormously appealing to many people, many of whom have other options.

Public opinion, whose verdict was identified by the middle class not with the expression of its own particular desires but as the voice of universal common sense and reason, became a tribunal of ideological appeal, an intellectual court of last resort, to which even the monarchy instinctively appealed.

It was saved when 15 businessmen and civic figures in the Catskills decided to move it to Liberty, an aging resort town minus the resorts to which the adjective "faded" seems permanently affixed.

To better recover the split loss of a SVQ, the finite-state VQ (FSVQ) can usually be resorted to, which is able to efficiently take advantage of the inter-frame dependencies.

Israel would have remained with the military option, one which it may still ultimately have to resort to, but which it patently has not been anxious to pursue.

They have to resort to looking, which results in a range of experiences.

Fourth, these organizations systematically resort to torture, which is applied without concern for the human rights or even the lives of the victims.

Still, miscommunication is common, and I often resort to pantomime, which is often more fun than mangling "Where's the toilet?" in a foreign language.

As for wallpaper on cinderblock, "I had to resort to tape, which is no no no good in the summer because the tape kept melting.

Investigators are trying to determine whether Mr Tapie's connections to former President Nicolas Sarkozy had a role in the decision to resort to arbitration, which led to him receiving €403m in damages and interest.