Sentence examples for destinations would be from inspiring English sources

Broader destinations would be listed, and the dice thrown, or backgammon played.

Alex Mawer, VisitEngland's marketing director, said key destinations would be used as "iconic images in our marketing materials illustrating England's outstanding tourism offering".

It said the "trendiest" destinations would be the "tops of the highest mountains, the depths of the oceans and the ends of the earth".

And, anyway, I am sure that any one of those destinations would be a letdown, because the past would lose what gives it its poetry and charm: its condition of being past.

Although pieces of it could survive in bills under consideration in Congress, it remains unclear what rockets NASA is to build, what their destinations would be and how long it would take to get there.

But TfL believes the extra runway would have swallowed all potential for growth by 2030, meaning domestic destinations would be "traded off against lucrative long-haul routes".

The logical destination would be the International Space Station.

In this way a final unexpected destination would be found.

Crackle, which has been gasping as a stand-alone Web destination, would be a perfect fit with the PlayStation Network, analysts say.

The trip would last about five days, he said, and the destination would be kept secret until the time they left.

"Their destination would be zones of potentially fierce fighting, preferably the eastern region of Afghanistan close to the tribal areas of Pakistan," it said.