But to neutralize this sanction, he resorts to two more assumptions, not only without proof, but palpably contradicted by the Old and New Testament text.
If he did not feel tempted to make little trips round the summer resorts in the neighbourhood he could easily get to her in an hour on his cycle.
Otherwise he usually went alone by train or tramway to look round the summer resorts which were near Vienna.
They know the routes and resorts of the trappers; where to waylay them on their journeys; where to find them in the hunting seasons, and where to hover about them in winter quarters.
While the latter resorts to circular friction, the Malay cuts a notch on the converse surface of a bamboo, across which he rapidly rubs another piece cut to a sharp edge.
In some of the summer resorts the peasants make money by furnishing bedrooms and letting them to Herrschaften, but the Herrschaften have to get their meals at the nearest inn.
The temptation to do this is sometimes very great, too great for him to withstand, and so heresorts to a crooked method for accomplishing his end.
A quo warranto is the form of legal action to which a person resorts to get possession of an office to which he is entitled, but is denied him.
The many and many seaside resorts form the place of their favorite outings, where they try to spend such days and weeks of the late summer as their savings will pay for.
The Greenfinch generally selects some small coppice or garden for its residence, and passes the entire day in flitting from place to place, or upon the ground, whither it resorts in search of food.
Its favourite haunts are in hilly districts, to which it resorts as soon as spring appears, to discharge the duties attendant on incubation.
Districts rich in trees and plants are the favourite resorts of this bird, from whence it flies over the surrounding country in search of food, frequently visiting our fields and gardens, and enlivening us by its activity and beautiful song.
I suspect he's been interested on the quiet in dodging the law here by supplying shady resorts with booze, and is losing money as long as they stay shut up.
These islands are also favorite pleasure resorts for the whole neighborhood, and the trip was one of great interest and enjoyment.
Crystal Park is one of the popular resorts of this kind.
This vast expanse of water is one of the best trout fishing resorts in the world.
Many people of comparative affluence reside in the hills, where there are hotels and pleasure resorts of the most costly character.
The simile is the result rather of the immense number of costly family residences and summer resorts built along the banks of both rivers.
That was to wait until the darkness closed down again, then start away toward the path of the sun in search of their winter resorts in the south.
Freedom of thought may be checked in two ways, and modern despotism resorts in its restless jealousy to both.
One notes how a contemporary French Guide du Baigneur advertises Dulwich and Streatham as well as Epsom among our spas, though other more famous British resorts have not yet swum into the ken of this authority.
He was trying to convey that such associates and such resorts were not habitual with him.
Talking of money, it was annoying, indeed humiliating, not being able to ask Bernadette to lunch at the resortsand in the style to which she was accustomed.
Even for his shortest shots he swings his clubs, meaning that he makes less of a jerky hit at the ball than others do, and he resorts less to cutting the stroke than other great men.
But even here maturity has its charm, as it always must have in golf, and the most delightful resorts in Illinois are those which are the oldest.
In Britain we have a very large number of resorts that are for holiday golf alone, and more are coming all the time, but this is a feature of golf that America in general has yet to know.
Out on the north-west coast at such resorts as Le Touquet, Dieppe, Deauville and Wimereux by Boulogne the game is established.
In such resorts grave intrigues are planned; future policies are mapped out; business goes on under the laughter of wild-eyed Maenads; secrets of state are whispered between glass and glass.
It is a dismal March night of 1851 when he leaves his residence for a stroll through theresorts of the town.
For the saloons, rude hotels, gaming palaces, and resorts of covert pleasures are the usual rendezvous of the men of fortune and power.
They visited the rocky resorts of Brittany and the sandy resorts of Normandy.
As many as 16 such resorts were found in one 7-story building.
All of the thirty cheap resorts referred to in a previous chapter as belonging to men are managed by madames and housekeepers who are either their wives or their women.
It is impossible to estimate the number of men and boys who become customers in vice resorts in Manhattan during the course of one year.
These women have white girls conducting the resorts while they, the owners, keep in the background.
In some resorts there is a regular office, as in a legitimate hotel, where couples register at the desk; in others, a small window is all that can be seen.
On the basis of data actually on file, it may be assumed that inmates of resorts and women on the street trade with between ten and fifteen men per day.
The worst of it was that travel to the international summer and winter resorts was out of the question.
Three of the most celebrated resorts of the literati of the last century were Will’s Coffee-house, No.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "resorts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
