Sentence examples for stop the resort from inspiring English sources
Prohibition was on its last legs when the Arizona Biltmore opened, but that didn't stop the resort from offering guests a speakeasy right there in the main building of the hotel.
Kerzner International — Theres seemingly no stopping the massive resort and casino operator whose properties include the One&Only resorts brand and Atlantis on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Omitting the clause Singapore is seeking would not stop the Singaporeans from resorting to capital controls; rather, they would be faced with having to defend them afterward from investors' complaints of an unfair trade practice.
In a communique the town council complained that hotels involved were damaging Salou's image and insisted they stop using the resort's name in their promotions.
And they recommended that we stop using the resort's slow-moving valet service and opt for self-parking in a nearby garage.
Indeed, for a growing number of investors, the doubling of Greek bond yields in the past year is representative of their conviction that the only way for the European Union to stop the panic is to resort to more radical measures -- something closer to the $700 billion provided by the Bush administration in 2008 to backstop America's floundering financial institutions.
Instead, to stop the panic spreading, governments resorted to bail-outs.
After Paul Bracewell and his backroom team became the latest casualties of the owner's impatience last week, not even the spin-doctoring of Max Clifford could stop the caretaker manager Karlheinz Riedle resorting to a little Teutonic bluntness.
Group which wanted to stop the Glowing Plant project resorted to the same tactics, thereby committing a fatal error of judgment.
Republican presidential candidates in the United States have upped rhetoric on a possible military strike against Iran, something Israel says it may carry out as a last resort to stop the Islamic Republic getting the bomb.
Afterward, I stopped by the resort for a quick ride on the Timber Twister, an alpine roller coaster on which riders man the speed controls on their own individual coaster cars.
