Sentence examples for typical resort from inspiring English sources

But it is not a typical resort island.

Blair responded with a fairly typical resort to euphemism.

In most ways, Shades of Green is a typical resort: two swimming pools, tennis courts and ponds with golden koi, all clustered around 586 rooms for visitors set between two golf courses.

Asked ask why La Grave is special, van Zundert said: "Of course the skiing, the atmosphere, the sense of wilderness – but it's also an old village, not a typical resort.

But we were happy to find that there was plenty of room in our second-floor unit, at 800 square feet far larger than the typical resort hotel room.

Ken Dychtwald, a gerontologist and founder of Age Wave, a consulting firm that focuses on baby boomers' retirement, described them as generally wanting more out of the experience than the typical resort lifestyle associated with golf courses and recreation rooms.

"These people can hire cooks and caretakers and butlers for their homes, but can you hire a staff to run a whole town?" Little known but to scions of the Social Register and the local seagulls, Fishers Island has long had an unusual symbiosis between its working-class full-timers and the wealthy summer invaders, one that is relatively free of the typical resort-town resentments.

"That's typical of resort life and doesn't reflect the rest of British Columbia," Ollier explains.

Today Weymouth is a typical beach resort; writer describes sights; he saw no trace of the war.

Private rentals can also be an antidote to the typical island resort, with a high volume of guests.

Investors in a typical midprice resort in Florida, for example, pay $5,000 to $30,000 to buy a week each year, said Ellen Barr, executive director of the National Association of Timeshare Owners, www.1nato.com, a nonprofit group that offers advice for owners and shoppers.