Sentence examples for thriving vacation from inspiring English sources
A THRIVING vacation spot in the early- and mid-20th century, this city, with its mile-long oceanfront, has suffered from years of decline, shifting demographics and broken promises of renewal.
n Joel Bedor and his wife, Catherine, brought the 96-year-old Mount Washington Hotel & Resort in Bretton Woods out of receivership and now employ 500 people (see box, p. 60).n Under ski resort operators Philip Gravink and then, later, Rick Kelley, the old paper town of Lincoln (pop. 1,400) is now a thriving vacation spot.
n Joel and Catherine Bedor, husband and wife, brought the 96-year old Mount Washington Hotel & Resort in Bretton Woods out of receivership and now employ 500 people (see box, p. 78).n Under ski resort operators Philip Gravink and then, later, Rick Kelley, the old paper town of Lincoln (pop. 1,400) has been reborn as a thriving vacation spot.
Downtown Seaside, Ore., was once a thriving vacation destination for West Coast families seeking wholesome summer fun.
Writers, it turns out, can thrive in vacation destinations, often citing the sun and the natural beauty as heavenly inspiration.
The village itself is in transition, with tourism and a still-thriving vacation-home market causing some angst in certain quarters.
Only a fraction of the society is thriving – those who are seen vacationing in London, New York, Munich and Vienna.
While some companies have folded, others are thriving, including Take My Mother Please, which specializes in European vacations but started out by taking busy people's mothers around Los Angeles in a silver Cadillac.
INDUSTRIAL art is thriving.
They are thriving financially.
