Sentence examples for resorts to which from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

The book's strongest suit is that it never resorts to cliche, which is often difficult to achieve in a memoir.

Canada Our neighbors to the North know how to après and have plenty of resorts at which to partake.

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.

At first the satyagrahis were deported, but later, when large numbers attempted to cross the borders, the Portuguese authorities resorted to force, which resulted in many casualties.

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.