Use "spas" in a sentence
spas example sentences
spas
1. Dorini would be the accommodation village, you know, tennis courts, golf, pools, spas, casino, theatres, need I go on? I tell you, it couldn't fail
2. All the money and spas would disappear
3. spas and just indulge in the fact that we were mother and daughter,
4. There were pools, spas, and
5. of course, the cucumber is revered in even the poshest of spas!
6. Spas have big pools as well as private
7. There were pools, spas, and nice restaurants just like there was in Las Vegas or even Reno
8. Athletes, film stars, gangsters, and even presidents came to Excelsior to stay at the spas
9. It can either be done within the vicinity of local health spas or inside the very comforts of your home
10. These places have pools, spas, tennis courts and a lot of other recreational things that other family members can do while one is walking in the green
11. Another thing just struck him as a by no means bad notion was he might have a gaze around on the spot to see about trying to make arrangements about a concert tour of summer music embracing the most prominent pleasure resorts, Margate with mixed bathing and firstrate hydros and spas, Eastbourne, Scarborough, Margate and so on, beautiful Bournemouth, the Channel islands and similar bijou spots, which might prove highly remunerative
12. There were always happy, round-faced statues of the Buddha out front at airport spas and Chinese restaurants
13. The inn turned out to be one of those fancy, high-end spas I always dreamed about going to
14. “Unless spas are offering electroshock treatment, aggressive talk therapy, and mind-numbing pills these days
15. Namale is consistently ranked among the top ten resort spas in the entire South Pacific, and its intimate charm places it among the top five honeymoon resorts in the world
16. If the doctors did not keep me here at the spas I should be back in Russia, but as it is I have to postpone my return for three months
17. At eleven o'clock there usually remained behind only the real, the desperate gamblers—persons for whom, at spas, there existed nothing beyond roulette, and who went thither for that alone
