Sentence examples for destinations and that from inspiring English sources
"The information also shows that attainment has improved, more children are leaving school for positive destinations and that exclusions are down.
Tourism remains incredibly important for island destinations - and that trend shows no signs of slowing down or reversing.
Londoners know that the capital city is one of the world's greatest cultural destinations and that there are endless interesting new places and arts events to discover.
But he said that he sometimes had layovers in Miami en route to Europe and other destinations and that the new rules would make such travel prohibitively difficult.
Backroads also reports that business has been improving lately, particularly for North American destinations, and that bookings made in the last two weeks of December were higher than in any comparable period in the company's history.
It said Slovakia "has been a point of origin or transit for arms deliveries to human rights abusers and countries in violent conflicts, as well as to suspected illegal destinations," and that "the airport in Bratislava has been a hub for illegitimate arms shipments".
Only one team can talk to Harper about his 2019 destination, and that's Washington.
Boosters say that the proposed golf course development, P.G.A. Village, would enhance San Antonio as a resort destination, and that strict environmental regulations will protect the aquifer.
The outcomes of this spatial and statistical comparison indicate that at 2002 the Macquarie Arc was by no means a mature exploration destination and that past exploration investment outside the main mining areas was not necessarily effective.
Where once there was a hole in the ground there is now a destination, and that is the much bigger story than Brook Lopez's development or Joe Johnson's missing jump shot.
"I see a win-win situation, in which the Arab side of the Mediterranean can emerge as strong as any European destination and that will be good for the whole Mediterranean brand".
