Sentence examples for to resorted from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where people go for recreation, especially one with facilities such as lodgings, entertainment, and a relaxing environment.
Now, about Guantanamo, drone slaughter, WMDs, extraordinary rendition & the minimum wage... June 5, 2014 From National Collective, a cultural campaign for Scottish independence National Collective (@WeAreNational) It's embarrassing that the leader of the UK has to resorted to lobbying governments to oppose independence instead of engaging with debate.
"Maybe catchers have to resort to that.
One has to resort to the imagination.
It is starting to resort to force.
There was reluctance to resort to gunplay.
His response was to resort to satire.
(Try not to resort to Google).
Nevertheless, most have already had to resort to layoffs.
Yet she may have to resort to unusual action.
She would have to resort to an incentive plan.
So migrants have to resort to costly money-transfer services.
