How to pronounce “resort”(verb) in English

They resort to bar-biting, banging their heads against the wire and steel structures of their cages, because they've literally gone insane.

have to resort to an initiative to get the attention about the artificiality of my soccer fields.

Do you have to resort to more informal methods of control, like norms, "Don't do Sarin gas," to your kids?

that some might resort to desperate measures.

considered way and not resort to name calling.

my shall I resort to my mother a five voice that's a little scary to them sometimes but the the uh the need for

So I resorted to what I knew.

Other physicists have resorted to a multiverse theory, where they propose that this universe, our visible universe,

rather than resorting, rather than opening the top drawer of your desk and pulling out a gun, is largely through trying

And rather than resorting to outrage, we can cultivate patience.

we don't need to resort to disposables.

to go around people will resort to desperate measures to survive now that

then I think you have to resort to hope.

If you live life being high without resorting to external drugs, you live 10 years longer.

we should block off all investigation by resorting to phony explanations involving magic, or the supernatural, Which don't explain anything at all.

with a bike pump before resorting to the air compressor at the gas station one time.

interest of the ruling class without resorting to force.

And we can do so through Tesla's career without resorting to the standard explanations, which is we often sort of say, oh, breakthrough technologies.

All you know sure is this-- if you can win without resorting to battle, your gains are full.

So the idea being that patients who are having difficulty getting words out will resort to just the most critical parts of the sentence, the most critical semantic parts

So the idea being that patients who are having difficulty getting words out will resort to just the most critical parts of the sentence, the most critical semantic parts

At those times, you have to resort to other of your skill sets.

So, we don't have to resort to copyright law to keep our source closed, sorry, keep our code closed, but they have to.

day and out and um I had two that i' I'd sort of resort to to really try and boost my motivation the first one was

And when a cucumber is under attack, it resorts to an even more radical tactic.

And so therefore, they've resorted to other ways of fighting us that have proven more successful, essentially to using guerrilla and terrorist tactics.

And this is also the one way, like how many people resort to something destructive?

And the recruiting has gotten so intense that people have resorted to some unconventional methods.

What they did was, since they were working in mice, they didn't actually need to resort to this engineered virus business of suicide gene therapy.

Let me give you one research study which actually shows that when you have bright lights, people actually resort to much less cheating.

economy in which people feel comfortable, they're not angry, they won't resort and support

So increasingly, parties resort to this kind of thing; taking

And when we don't have a good way of structuring the work around what we're trying to do together, we often end up resorting to the social dynamics at play.

clip from her and really her project is to try to go back to the early, a lot of the early Christian texts and to interpret them without resorting to supernatural explanations.