Sentence examples for appealing destination from inspiring English sources

A common language, accessible visas, better pay and generally more than 240 days of sunshine a year together make Australia an appealing destination for Britons looking for a new place to live and work.

Hong Kong had, for example, been an appealing destination for doctors from around the world.

Havana was an appealing destination for one of these ambassador-esque tours.

Britain's supposedly lax immigration checks and informal labour market make it an easy and appealing destination, the jailbirds reckoned.

A low hill about one mile southeast of the rover's base, for example, is an appealing destination.

The showroom's central location and wide selection, not to mention the valet parking, make it an appealing destination for stylists on the go.

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"But I think it's still vitally important to the recording industry to have enough really appealing destinations for artists here in New York".

For years I've looked longingly at small group travel itineraries to appealing destinations but none would do -- too expensive, too long, too strenuous.

Food kiosks, to Mr. Kent's mind, are among the most appealing destinations a place can feature — accessible fountains are another — and appealing destinations are the backbone of his prescriptions for public spaces.

The most appealing destinations for Tebow presumably would be teams with unstable quarterback situations, giving him a chance to start — or at least compete for a job.