Sentence examples for resorts much from inspiring English sources
ATLANTIC CITY has long been the overdressed platinum blonde of Jersey Shore resorts, much like her darling Miss America pageant.
And despite a recent building flurry of luxury resorts, much of the seaside serenity and rugged landscapes on this overseas region of France remains unchanged.
Because of the length of the beach and the set back and height restrictions on the resorts, much of the island feels secluded.
Much new investment has gone to a resort much farther north, near Taba.
He argues that the success of the FCL paves the way for the fund to become a true global lender of last resort, much as John Maynard Keynes originally proposed.
According to reports from the Swiss ski resort, much of the town was locked down for his descent from the skies in a seven-aircraft chopper-cade.
His worries about Florida had not stopped him embarking on another grand project, to develop a dazzling resort much farther up America's east coast at Montauk Point on the tip of Long Island.
Mobile-content advocates counter that people may be reaching the point of last resort much more often than they did in the past — especially as commutes grow longer and as people generally travel more.
"Sometimes you don't have the vacation that you thought you were entitled to, but isn't a paid-for vacation at a nice resort much better than an unpaid vacation at a really expensive resort?" He suggests starting savings for your next vacation the minute you arrive home from one.
In hot and sticky weather, Botero was timed in 5 hours 55 minutes 16 seconds, an average of 38 kilometers an hour (23.6 miles an hour) from Vaison-la-Romaine to Les Deux Alpes, a French ski resort much favored by Italians from across the border.
Specifically, the insurance execs want the government to become the insurer of last resort, much like the Federal Reserve is the lender of last resort.
