Sentence examples for destination not to from inspiring English sources

Hanging Rock remains a popular day-trip destination, not to mention picnic spot.

This contract included a rare and rather mind-boggling no-trade guarantee, which gave Anthony the power to veto any destination not to his liking.

And with so many of Long Island's sites easily accessible via train or car, this is a destination not to be missed.

Perhaps you'll use it as a practical guide for plotting your escape or an idle click-through of fantasy destinations (not to put too fine a point on it, travel porn) but either way, we hope you enjoy this guide to the new types of modern holiday.

And once data has been collected using the lawful intercept, it can be sent to any destination, not merely to an authorized user.

All of this sounds surreal and has given the Amazon its fairy tale reputation that makes it seem like an impossible destination not only to reach, but be able to survive in.

For many Romans, the store has become a destination not only to acquire their groceries, but also to spend time with friends in one of the eateries.

Reliability of service: Rail transit time (origin to destination, not just terminal to terminal) has to be competitive with road.

Through interviewing shippers and operators, the SPECTRUM study [22] identified the following shippers' requirements (in order of importance): Reliability of service: Rail transit time (origin to destination, not just terminal to terminal) has to be competitive with road.

Its new building, a 615-foot-long, lean barnlike structure designed by the Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, is expected to transform the Parrish into a destination -- not to mention a fantastic summer party space -- when it opens in summer 2012 northeast of Southampton in Water Mill, just off Highway 27.

If I have to take a different road to get to my final destination, not everybody is going to be a first- or second-round pick.