Sentence examples for destination of course from inspiring English sources

So, the Gallos' honeymoon will be delayed for a year — destination, of course, unknown.

That these sites will also help you get to the destination, of course, is a bonus.

"A prestigious shopping destination, of course," he adds, "but one that is less exclusive in character than comparable addresses, with a democratic mood, which I am certain represents the future and is also, historically, a distinctly American ideal".

You don't exactly sail to these destinations, of course.

Reading isn't what you might call a holiday destination, unless of course your prime form of relaxation is shopping.

CHERENCE, FRANCE — Arrival is usually defined as reaching a destination, but of course it's more than that, it's the moment when you have shed enough of where you came from to be present at the place you've reached.

So, choose your hotel and your restaurants carefully, decide on the optimum months to visit, be sure to read beforehand the latest destination (Marrakech of course) on the Nota Bene app and you can have a wow time.

Aside from China, the only possible destinations were, of course, Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, and a couple of African countries.

Ideally, carpool or take public transportation to reach one of these often far-flung destinations, and of course check to see whether the fruit in question is organic or was at least least raised using minimal pesticides (i.e. "low-spray" techniques).

Instead, focus on the destination (the hole of course), only this time visualize the hole being around 4 feet (1.2 m) in diameter.

Of course, Destination Radio also works on the ground wherever cellphone service or Wi-Fi is available.