Sentence examples for destination led from inspiring English sources

His turning of the Japanese boutique And A into a cult destination led Liberty of London to tap him to design its men's wear.

Until a few years ago the notion of placing a major professional sports team in Las Vegas seemed unlikely, but owner Bill Foley's willingness to fork over $500 million, the opening of T-Mobile Arena, and Las Vegas' lure as a tourist destination led the NHL to stake its claim.

> Epidemiological patterns in countries of origin, together with clinical presentations in countries of destination, led some authors to conclude most HIV infections in migrants are imported.

This is consistent with the fact that increased sharing of paths among destinations leads to lower cost tree.

But more than ever, migration can no longer be viewed as a simple linear trajectory from A to B. The emergence of transnational communities and intense interactions between regions of origin and of destination have led to new forms of social cultural praxis and (sub cultures which exert an important influence on the integration of immigrants.

A recent study showed that this new winter destination has led blackcaps to breed mainly with their migratory companions.

"The goal of portraying Delhi as a world-class city and an international sports destination has led the Indian government to lose sight of its priorities and legal and moral commitments to its people," says Miloon Kothari, former UN special rapporteur on adequate housing, who heads a group called the Housing and Land Rights Network.

They told us there was another bus coming for our destination and led us to a tea shop down the street from the station where we would wait.

Liverpool did not want to lose Sterling, whatever the orchestrated indignation of former players conditioned to view Anfield as the ultimate destination might lead one to believe.

Britain's favourite ski destination, France, leads Europe in the number of ski schools trained in handiski, the general term used in France for specialist equipment for disabled skiers.

The Statesman repeatedly notices the road traveled longer roads and shorter roads that will take us to our destination or lead us astray.