Sentence examples for Concrete destination from inspiring English sources

Viewing the free Northern states and Canada as viable safe havens, slaves sang more frequently about escape than insurrection, revealing their abiding desire to "steal away" to a concrete destination where other blacks lived freely under the protection of law.

My only concrete destination was a German teaching hospital, where I would be shadowing in pediatric surgery for a sizable portion of my stay.

For another couple of hours these fighters played the role of a macabre escort until Learjet 35 ran out of fuel and arrowed into the choking dirt of Dakota instead of the comforting concrete of its planned destination, a runway at Love Field, Dallas.

Southwest spokesman Brad Hawkins said the airline probably will use its expanded capacity to add flights to new destinations as well as popular existing destinations, but there are no concrete plans yet.

Just past the Hindu temple lies his destination, the glass-and-concrete office complex housing Accenture India's Bangalore hive.

Birmingham's longtime reputation was as an industrial overachiever, neither pretty nor a tourist destination, a city dominated by concrete monoliths built after World War II.

At the bus station, arrayed on an expanse of cracked concrete, an arc of ticket offices advertised destinations from a chaotic matrix of hand-written signs and sheets of printed A4 pinned to the wall.

At the bus station, arrayed on an expanse of cracked concrete, an collection of ticket offices advertised destinations with a chaotic matrix of handwritten signs and sheets of printer paper pinned to the wall.

Our destination this hot morning is a concrete water tank that looms out of the undergrowth just a short scramble off the road.

Then finally, 80 minutes on, the destination came into view: a gigantic concrete pier that juts nearly two miles out into the South Atlantic and boasts an unusual nickname: the Highway to China.

Aviemore 'The Ibiza of the Cairngorms' according to newspaper reports from 1998, the Scottish resort never really caught on as a clubbers' destination, possibly due to the abundant concrete-block architecture and lack of sun-kissed beaches.