Sentence examples for better destination from inspiring English sources

"The club and the player decided Japan might be a better destination".

Pioneer Bar-B-Q is a better destination for whiskey and horseshoes than for pulled pork.

"The more we can dispel the myths around Las Vegas the better destination it is," Ortega said.

Anyone who uses the internet to book a holiday knows the anxiety attached: is there a cheaper deal or a better destination just around the virtual corner?

If you're looking for an escape of your own this Memorial Day weekend, a better destination might be the beach, as portrayed in two archival articles.

However, Pele has told Neymar that the English game would not suit him, and a move to Barcelona in Spain would be a better destination.

Now the city should find, indeed create, better destinations for the 11,000 tons of household refuse that New Yorkers produce every day.

But by the time of our first visit to Verbier, in 1994, Mum and Dad were introducing us to big,  off-piste skiing, for which there are few better destinations.

It is not the same static South you see in Charleston, S.C., and Savannah, Ga., or Natchez, Miss., and New Orleans, and for travelers looking to step back in time those may be better destinations.

No store gets everything right, but as it stands there are better destinations for general buyers than Costco on Black Friday.

You're on solid ground, not downing in that toxic waters of shame, and you're ready to go off to better destinations.