Sentence examples for destination not only from inspiring English sources

THIS month Dubrovnik, Croatia's picturesque Adriatic port city, has been a favourite destination not only of the habitual cruise-ship tourists but also of foreign dignitaries.

Indeed, Austria's rich combination of cultural attractions and outdoor activities has made it a leading destination not only for students but for millions of foreign tourists.

A white, cable-stayed crossing designed by Santiago Calatrava, it has become a destination not only for architecture buffs but also for daring Dubliners who have turned its north end into a diving spot.

"Johnson Controls was an attractive destination not only because it's the world's largest battery provider, but also because it's financially sound, socially responsible and deeply committed to environmental sustainability".

That roughly echoed the feeling around the Clippers' facility, where a franchise that had for years built a reputation for its penurious ways had become a destination not only for elite players but also for the league's highest-paid coach.

During a meeting at Alioto's Restaurant, Mr. Macris, a longtime power broker who advises the city on major projects, described the city's $15 million plan as a last-ditch effort to turn the fabled wharf into a destination not only for tourists but also for San Franciscans who have shunned the area for years.

Spas around the country are selling themselves as destinations not only for health and fitness, but also for spending quality time with friends and loved ones.

Visits on Tuesday to several Midtown hotels revealed that their lobbies were popular destinations not only for hotel guests but also for workers at nearby businesses and those seeking a comfortable setting where no purchase was necessary and no questions were asked.

"Haiti is one of the safest destinations, not only in the Caribbean, but in all of Latin America," he said at a press conference.

That is why the cities we picked up are the important destinations not only for all (including domestic), but also for the foreign visitors.

When she reached her destination, he not only refused her tip but even handed her a dollar and told her to buy something for them.