tourist court造句

• They hid in a tourist court near Fort Smith, Arkansas, nursing Parker's burns.
• Ashcroft ran his tourist court for years, then sold it to Jim Worthington.
• The district encompasses 10 contributing buildings and 1 contributing structure associated with a tourist court.
• McClard's started as a tourist court in 1928.
• Travelers in search of modern amenities soon would find them at cottage courts and tourist courts.
• "It " is an old tourist court / gas station / garage, a remnant of another age.
• Combining the individual cabins of the tourist court under a single roof yielded the motor court or motor hotel.
• Lon and Annie Loveless opened their restaurant and tourist court 50 years ago on the southern outskirts of Nashville.
• Tourist courts, restaurants, hotels and other amenities geared toward the traveler were constructed along the traffic corridor through West Memphis.
• Guess that's what got me to thinking back to the days of two-lanes and the old Mom and Pop tourist courts.
• The flood of novelties sold at diners, service stations and tourist courts often were American Indian-made or had American Indian themes.
• So little businesses sprang up along the highway-- rough structures billed as " tourist courts, " restaurants, gas stations and stores.
• The builder was a bottle collector and, to display his collection, he had them built into this house which was on display at Meyer's Modern Tourist Court.
• And now, on top of all the live music and dead legends, Clarksdale has what may be the world's first tourist court made up of shotgun houses.
• In July 1933, the gang checked into the Red Crown Tourist Court south of Platte City, Missouri ( now within the city limits of Kansas City, Missouri ).
• They turned the White House into a political tourist court, and they rented out ( everything ) from coffee klatches and special movie showings to the Lincoln Bedroom.
• Outlaws Bonnie and Clyde engaged in a shootout with law enforcement officers in 1933 beside the highway at the Red Crown Tourist Court just southeast of Platte County, Missouri.
• The Stony Dell Resort in Arlington became a ghost resort in a ghost town while John's Modern Cabins were abandoned and continue to deteriorate as a ghost tourist court.
• Smith, Arkansas tourist court, Buck Barrow and W . D . Jones were sent to raise funds; they bungled the robbery and killed the town marshal of Alma, Arkansas.
• On July 18, 1933, during Coffey's first term as sheriff, Bonnie and Clyde and three other gang members checked into the Red Crown Tourist Court south of Platte City.