Sentence examples for destinations directly from inspiring English sources

Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Frankfurt now serve more destinations directly than London's main airport does.

Other innovations, such as producing liquefied natural gas from offshore sources and shipping it to its destinations directly, and technologies that might allow exploitation of the natural gas that is frozen into some permafrosts, further increase the scope for new production.

Flybe serves a number of destinations directly from its Gatwick hub, including Belfast, the Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey, Newcastle and Inverness.

"If you have them all [China-Europe trains] routed intrainsr instance, Khorgos; from Khorgos, you can then rebuild trains to other destinations directly into Europe or even into the Middle East.

"If you have them all [China-Europe trains] routed intrainsr instance, Khorgos, from Khorgos you can then rebuild trains to other destinations directly into Europe or even into the Middle East.

The Google Maps option will be available on all current Turn-by-Turn capable GM vehicles starting with the 2006 model year and also will integrate with OnStar Destination Download to send destinations directly to the vehicle's screen-based navigation system.

All non-Stanford traffic proceeds to its destination directly.

Other than data acquisition and distribution with necessary transformation, the framework can act as a middle storage when the sources cannot connect to the destination directly.

Projects Abroad say that at least half of the fee from each volunteer is spent in destination directly, and that the money is used for the time they spend on a project, as well as for the long-term planning and monitoring of that project.

By the same token, many delays on the Green Line are caused by patrons who rush into the train before people have a chance to exit, or who insist on forcing their way into the train when there is another train with an identical destination directly behind the current one.

The source node can send information to the destination directly or through a relay.