Sentence examples for destination some from inspiring English sources

Many want to reach Britain as their final destination – some because they have family there; while others have fought with the British army in Afghanistan.

Whether it was the very cold winter endured in the northern United States, or the number of deals coming from the rapidly growing destination (some 14,000 hotel rooms are currently in development), tourism has shown resiliency.

Some have multiple, various paths but wind up at the same destination; some plunge straight ahead in a linear path, so that the story is pretty much the same for every person who plays it; and some are fearsomely, awesomely variable.

If you actually follow the three-step process faithfully, you will uncover key areas where you and your proxy disagree and have an opportunity to engage in a deeply personal and meaningful debate with your designated driver about the "route" and your preferred "destination". Some of you may even identify irreconcilable differences and choose to appoint a different designated driver.

Though the Big Apple is a major tourist destination, some of its best attractions are still unknown to visitors--for example, the roof garden atop the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Even if only one hostile missile is involved, this has to be accomplished at lightning speed before the missile reaches its destination (some missiles travel at 20 times the speed of sound), and each step has to be accomplished with extreme precision.

The majority of budget destinations (some of them restored to civilian life after decades of military usage during the Cold War) are more pleasantly placed.

They provide good detailed information on their destinations some of which have disability equipment either in situ (including poolside hoists) or available for hire.

But while airline executives argue that mergers are good for passengers because they bring more service to more destinations, some economists and consumer advocates warn that all this consolidation comes at a price for travelers.

When Two Become One  While executives of American Airlines and US Airways argue that the two companies' merger will benefit customers by offering more destinations, some economists and consumer advocates say it will come at a cost.

Des Forges described a process whereby distributors bought up films in larger numbers than they used to, earmarking them for different destinations: some to be sold to cinemas, some to TV, some to VOD platforms.