pleasure spots造句

• When the King and court were absent from Paris, the gardens were turned into a pleasure spot for the nobility.
• Of course, that neat description does not account for Guilin, the pleasure spot, or Hong Kong, which lie ahead.
• Of course, that neat description does not account for Guilin, the pleasure spot, or Hong Kong, which both lie ahead.
• While people were dining and drinking in the pleasure spots of Manhattan on a gorgeous summer evening, paying customers collected on the deck of the Intrepid.
• Of course, that neat description does not account for Guilin, the pleasure spot, or Hong Kong, which both lie ahead on the presidential travel plan.
• The scare over piranhas in the Sea of Galilee, a favorite pleasure spot for Israelis, dissipated Wednesday when the fish's bark proved worse than its bite.
• The scare over piranhas in the Sea of Galilee, a favorite pleasure spot for Israelis, dissipated Wednesday when a mystery fish turned out to be a tropical variety uninterested in dining on humans.
• George Orwell wasn't describing rum-soaked Grand Cayman or escapist Nantucket when he wrote an essay called " Pleasure Spots " in 1946, but he might as well have been.
• It is situated in the midst of a pine forest of exceptional beauty, and the environs provide a picnic and pleasure spot about twenty minutes by car from the centre of the city of Antalya.
• His portrait appeared in at least five books during his lifetime, and his shop appeared in 1799 in Hokusai's " Ehon Azuma Asobi " ( " " Picture Book of the Pleasure Spots of the Eastern Capital " " ).
• As frustrating as the storm was for tens of thousands of tourists, many of whom abandoned pricey vacation rentals in such pleasure spots as Nags Head and Surf City, Bonnie was a potentially costlier menace for many year-round residents, particularly tourist-related businesses and farmers.