Sentence examples for destination meaning from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the town was named a UNESCO World Heritage destination (meaning definitely worth a visit) and its wats were restored.

While some race courses are fixed (round an island or to a destination), meaning press boats know where the sailors will be in advance, in competitions like the World Championships or Olympics the course of movable marks are set on the day to suit the wind angle and strength.

Cawse from Geotab emphasizes remote firmware updates as a decisive factor to creating devices that are more resilient to IoT ransomware, because "security is a journey not a destination, meaning that a device is not built secure forever".

In addition, you just know your nuclear hydro aero fuel cell is going to run out of power when you're blocks from your destination, meaning you'll have to carry the hoverboard the rest of the way.

The company aims to control the flow from origin to destination, meaning that one way or another, the liner shipping leg of any transport always falls within the purview of the company.

Automated cars could also be made to work as driverless taxis, picking people up at their doors and dropping them off at their destinations meaning fewer cars on the road.

In November, the Food and Drug Administration approved the HeartMate as "destination" therapy, meaning long-term treatment for people who are not eligible for transplants.

In 1998, Kakutani was awarded a Pulitzer for her "fearless and authoritative" journalism, and her work has been described as "destination programming", meaning that it's required reading for literary types.

Of them, 31 are listed as overnight or resort spas, though Canyon Ranch and the Deerfield Spa, a much less expensive all-inclusive fitness spa in the Poconos in Pennsylvania, are among the few that qualify as true destination spas, meaning that everyone has traveled there for a spa experience.

Suddenly, what used to be an entry-level job became a destination job, meaning one less spot for a new grad to cut his or her teeth.

If you want to make a career out of adventuring, how you choose to define "adventure" will shape the plans, methods, destinations, meanings and purpose of your career.