Sentence examples for so many resort from inspiring English sources

THERE were so many resort presentations happening at Milk Studios on Monday that the building, which bumps up against the High Line park, began to feel like a department store.

8 p.m. 2) ISLAND ITALIAN Nassau's dining options often fall into one of two sorts: fresh but uneven seafood in slipshod settings, and overpriced celebrity-chef chains that pack in so many resort guests they need to ship in seafood.

Despite the pictures of crowded high streets at this time of year, Diane Wehrle, marketing and insights director at Springboard, says the overall number of people who physically visit the shops in December has declined in six of the last seven consecutive years - a worrying trend for retailers that helps explain why so many resort to offering pre-Christmas discounts.

Like so many resort towns that were once refuges for outcasts, artists, and queers, Provincetown is expensive.

Suzanne Rowan Kelleher, editor of the tell-it-like-it-is family travel Web site WeJustGotBack.com, says so many resorts have gotten into the family act, it's important to "find the resort that's right for your particular family".

No one wanted their work to be understood as formalist, so many resorted to accusing their colleagues of writing or performing anti-proletarian music.

"Nothing will change," complains Viktor Pokhmelkin, a lonely reformer on the Duma's legislative committee, "until we elect a new parliament".This dismal state of the law is why so many Russians resort to other forms of justice, such as the razborka (the mafia term for settling scores); and why Russia is such a dangerous place in which to do business.

Unlike so many Caribbean resorts that try to be all things to all vacationers, Beaches, the family brand of Sandals resorts, along with Club Med Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic and a few other places, has largely forsaken the newlyweds, retirees and run-of-the-mill tourists.

But if margin debt, now at record levels, is so meaningless, why are so many people resorting to it?

The Alps have so much incredible terrain and so many varied resorts that just deciding where to go and where to stay can leave you dizzy with indecision.

Those daunting constraints explain why so many television producers resort to remaking classics, including, most notoriously, a 1977 version of the Jimmy Stewart classic "It's a Wonderful Life," entitled, "It Happened One Christmas," with Marlo Thomas in the George Bailey role.