Sentence examples for favored destination from inspiring English sources

"I always thought that if the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the water, the water was bound to reflect it". So it was that every New Year's Eve, the poet tried to be near water, "to watch the emergence of a new helping, a new cupful of time from it". He particularly tried to journey to Venice, a favored destination captured inWatermark, his book-length meditation on the city.

It spurred antiwar sentiment and benefited no one apart perhaps from Canada, favored destination of many thousands of draft evaders.

Martha Johanna Oosthuizen surveyed in 2002 the favored destination countries of a sample of Registered Nurses in South Africa who had just finished their training if they were to work outside South Africa [ 14].

IndieWire.com is now the favored destination for specialty film information.

Asia is a favored destination for fund managers.

The question section ballooned in recent weeks as it became a favored destination for controversial provisions.

(Both cities are favored destinations for their functioning legal systems and access to hinterland markets in mainland China and Southeast Asia).

And while it's hard to disentangle the stats from the hype — a number of countries portray themselves as favored destinations — it's clear that millions of people are now doing this.

While established automakers and parts suppliers remain favored destinations, a growing number of students are forgoing a bigger paycheck and more job security and going to work for start-ups and smaller companies, or in developing countries, where they can have greater influence, according to Margaret Wooldridge, director of the Automotive Engineering Program at the University of Michigan.

In recent years, unofficial reports of the wealth accumulated outside Egypt by loyalists of Mr. Mubarak, and by his family, have suggested that Britain and Switzerland have been favored destinations for the large sums — by some estimates, billions of dollars — that opponents of Mr. Mubarak's regime said had been corruptly amassed.

Now there is a veritable parade of ideologically driven parties, from multinational corporations and human rights organizations to conservative and liberal legal academics, who have submitted friend-of-the-court briefs hoping to lure the justices toward their favored destinations.