Sentence examples for destinations of which from inspiring English sources

Instagram also listed its top three global destinations, of which images were shared – with London noticeably absent.

"All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware".

Intermodal techniques were developed to keep a rail component in the trunk haul of high-rated freight, the source or destination of which could no longer be directly rail-served economically.

Vice-chairman Karren Brady said: "For the last three years it has been my firm, unwavering belief that the stadium can truly become a multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud.

Updated at 7.28pm BST 7.00pm BST Capitol building Shortly after the cemetery, we made the executive decision to step over to the Texas Capitol to snap a few pictures of the centre of the Lone Star state's government - and buy ourselves more time before the next reader-recommended food destination, of which there have been plenty.

Other categories in my museum taxonomy are "the encyclopedia," "the house," "the boutique," "the pavilion," "the laboratory," and — of late the most controversial — "the destination," of which the archetype is Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim, in New York, and the apotheosis is Frank Gehry's Guggenheim, in Bilbao.

West Ham's vice-chair, Karren Brady, said: "For the last three years it has been my firm, unwavering belief that the stadium can truly become a multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud".

Vice-chairman Karren Brady said the stadium could become a "multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud".

"From the outset it has been my firm, unwavering belief that the stadium can truly become a multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud".

It involves heading down a road that you have never been down before, the destination of which isn't clear.

INSTAT during the last 3 years there were 3 major records: - Census of Population and Housing, October 2011 - General registration non-agricultural entities, November 2010 - General registration of Agriculture, October 2012 A Population and Housing Census is a complete count of all persons, households and dwellings, destination of which is residential.