Sentence examples for destinations in one from inspiring English sources
Daikaya: This is two destinations in one: a stellar ramen joint on the first floor (arrive well before game time to get in line for a seat), and an upstairs izakaya, or Japanese-style tavern, that offers carafes of sake, shots of shochu and Japanese whiskey, and cocktails that draw influences from all over the world.
Thinking of covering several of my desired destinations in one walk, I headed one day for the Montparnasse-Bienvenue quarter and three museums there, the Musee de la Poste, devoted to the postal service, and the Jean Moulin and Marechal Leclerc museums, dedicated to two heroes of the Second World War.
(Now, how about letting me put in multiple destinations in one search?).
If so, the additional self-promises will be matched by additional new luxe destinations in one of Americans' favorite fun spots, the Caribbean.
To save money, she stayed in modest accommodations and hit all her international destinations in one whirlwind three-week period this past summer, as it was cheaper to fly from point to point once overseas than to return to the United States.
Adding this piece of the puzzle will mean Loco2 users will be able to book tickets for rail journeys starting from any U.K. station to thousands of European destinations in one transaction — not just to Paris via Eurostar, but to all sorts of European destinations starting from wherever their U.K. home station happens to be.
Drivers can search for music by voice and enter an entire destination address in one, simple spoken command, ultimately reducing the distraction posed by manual input and limiting visual confirmation.
PROFESSOR: Suppose we can get from source to destination in one day.
To make sure that her costumes arrive unwrinkled, she has them placed on rolling racks, like those seen on the streets in the New York garment district, and transported to her destination in one of her husband's trucks.
His advice to drivers is: "If you are just about to go to France, you should fill up in the UK before your crossing to give you the best chance of reaching your destination in one go.
If you are living in the United States, where custom and law dictate using the right lane, sticking to that lane is a Nash equilibrium: it gives you the best chance of getting to your destination in one piece.
