Sentence examples for a key destination from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 2003, however, Turkey emerged as a key destination, and by 2010 nearly 40percentt of all new male emigrants were destined for Turkey.

The land around the symbols was once a key destination for Stone Age tribes looking for places to hunt.

Also, through the weekly Krater Comedy Club, it's made Brighton a key destination for stand-ups on the British circuit.

"For international runners, China is likely to be a key destination over the coming years," explains Michael Wardian.

This has long been a demand of Belarussian democrats, as the European Union is a key destination for Belarussian exports and one of Lukashenko's main sources of revenue.

The umbrella term for an annual trade fair that is a key destination on an international circuit is the Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase.

The company is not disclosing how many landlords it has signed up to its platform at this stage (nor will it confirm how many student users it has) but will say it works with "all major landlords in all key destinations" — a statement it says yields a total of 750,000 beds in its currently covered 426 destinations, which it says are in close proximity to more than 1,000 universities.

The grid view highlights each gate in yellow, with a few key destinations populating the map — things like check-ins, baggage and airport lounges.

"Our objective is to leverage France's attractiveness to remain a key investment destination in Europe," the brochure says.

Sheep floating in tanks, paintings rendered in Dulux gloss – the tabloids might have had a field day, but the world woke up to London as a key art destination.

Facebook will on Thursday unveil a real-time stream of what its users are watching and listening to online, turning the social network into a key entertainment destination on the web.