Sentence examples for who has resorted from inspiring English sources

Jack, who has resorted to some rather extreme methods of interrogation, is now the victim of a liberal inquisition.

That evening, at a nearby Mexican restaurant, I meet Margot, a midwife from Ramsgate who has resorted to bathing in bleach to rid herself of morgellons.

"When we asked them if they needed us any more, they just said 'No,"' said Ms. Luluk, who has resorted to selling fried bananas in the local market.

The cycle of paternal panic and capitulation presented in "Big Blue Bus" will haunt any father who has resorted to cartoons to pacify his child — which is to say all of us.

The artists include Carey Young, who has resorted to the Conceptual gimmick of displaying not her work but a legal agreement she has cooked up with the show's organizers to keep secret what her work is.

Last week she provoked further fury by saying that she would like to end compulsory military service.This leaves plodding Mr Yilmaz, who has resorted to using a Kurdish pop icon, Mahsun Kirmizigul, in an attempt to attract people to his campaign rallies.

It was the Confederates, however, who had resorted to a draft first, in April 1862.

I know of people who have resorted to crossbows and shotguns.

There are people in there who have resorted to begging to survive.

Sex therapist Jennine Estes doesn't judge clients who have resorted to spyware.

Ms Lange responded that it was Mr Jones who had resorted to "incendiary" rhetoric, not other Peta members.