Sentence examples for destinations is that from inspiring English sources

The virtue of many modern holiday destinations is that they provide the perfect conditions in which high-paying customers can feel entirely homesick.

What's exciting for those willing to think in terms of networks instead of destinations is that the arrows on Mary Meeker's slides are all pointing up and to the right.

One of the curious things about visits to museums and other quasi-educational destinations is that actually there is remarkably little evidence about what 'works' in exciting schoolchildren to dig deeper into science.

The problem for Destination is that these garments can be bought everywhere, not just in maternity shops.

What we learn about Phelps when Strobl reaches his destination is that he was a spirited man, a courageous fighter.

With its climate, beaches, wildlife, music and lushness, what keeps Jamaica from being the world's greatest tourist destination is that real people live there.

What is remarkable about Facebook's rise as a video destination is that it isn't even trying very hard to be a video site.

Most troubling in their choice of destination is that the indigenous people of Kiribati may themselves have to beat a hasty retreat in the years ahead.

An advantage to getting stuck in-between your place of departure and destination is that you will have less jet lag.

Now, the popular destinations are worlds that are a little bit closer to home.

The below-level transit system, with cars that go directly to a passenger's destination, is one that will see its first use at London's Heathrow Airport next year.