Sentence examples similar to eminent destination from inspiring English sources

Facebook, with its hundreds of millions of users, is clearly trying to become the pre-eminent destination for people's photos online.

"The reputation of England and Wales as the pre-eminent destination for international dispute resolution will be damaged if appropriate steps are not taken to ensure that the position as to the jurisdiction of the English courts and the enforcement of English judgments are protected," the Bar Council working party led by Hugh Mercer QC says.

"Chicago was probably among the pre-eminent destinations of the Great Migration, and this marks the end of an era in some ways," said William H. Frey, a demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

Others had flown in to fly kites over surfboards in the strong and steady breeze that runs out of the north all day; Los Roques is also one of world's pre-eminent destinations for wind-and-water sports.

Eons, a tiny two-year-old company based in Boston, is one of several contestants aiming to become the pre-eminent Web destination for boomers.

This scheme would make a human shield from eminent famous people, volunteers willing to accompany Snowden in the plane to his destination.

This institution continues to be the destination of choice for a remarkable number of graduates from the world's pre-eminent research universities and a wellspring of communications technologies leadership.

Although he's quick to pick up on the byzantine affairs of the town's pre-eminent families, with their grandiose visions of developing Sandytown ("Home of the Healthy Holiday") into a tourist destination, Dalziel is too weak to get involved in the day-to-day skirmishes.

See also eminent domain.

makes eminent sense.

Eminent physician and healer.