Snowbird used in a sentence

Snowbird in a sentence as a noun

Although I would probably want to visit a number of places or cycle like a snowbird.

The problem is investors, not vacation homes or snowbird homes.

Or they realize they can't set up their grandkids anyway and retire to snowbird life 5-10 years earlier.

The point is, I don't think bidding up the prices of real estate in a few super-upper-class retirement snowbird communities is the end of the world.

Because we have functional universal healthcareYou'll have to define "functional" for me, as someone who frequently hears advertisements on Palm Springs radio stations for hospitals offering to perform medical services on snowbird Canadians that they can't get done at home.

Medicare, Social Security, retirement, Alzheimer's, snowbird economies, the population boom, the golfing boom, the cosmetic-surgery boom, the nostalgia boom, the recreational-vehicle boom, Viagra—increasing longevity is entangled in every one.