Sentence examples for changing destinations from inspiring English sources

To describe a patient's process through illness, he prefers the more richly ambiguous metaphor of a journey: its byways, crossroads, U-turns; its changing destinations; its absence of win, lose or fail.

The most common responses are cancelling trips or changing destinations.

There was no published evidence that changing destinations in the cytoplasm is a global feature of mRNAs.

However, there are many applications where ultrasound performed in the prehospital setting could have a beneficial impact – not only on prehospital treatment algorithms but also on changing destination hospitals or in mobilizing treatment teams prior to patient arrival at destination hospitals.

Some travelers willing to head away from home next week were changing their destinations and travel methods.

He led Chipchase, who had almost three times the drink-drive limit of alcohol in her blood, to a waiting cab but kept changing his destination rather than give his address.

I'm in favor of changing the destination of humans.

But like many other automakers, Honda prevents drivers from changing the destination by hand while the car is moving.

When asked if he would consider changing the destination of their camp, Capello told BBC Sport: "Absolutely not.

Also while on the plane, Ziva explains her rationale for changing their destination: her father had told her to convert all funds to diamonds with a dealer in Berlin should she ever need to go into hiding.

The couple decided to base the plot on the American-Soviet "Space Race", in particular the 1960s contest to land astronauts on the Moon, but adapt this story for the futuristic Thunderbirds universe by changing the destination of the mission to Mars.