Sentence examples for inviting destination from inspiring English sources
Philip J. Cardinale, the new Riverhead town supervisor, said that 90percentt of that strip is already developed but that the town is inviting "destination retail and big-box stores to that area".
By maximizing on the interior space of Boekhandel Selexyz Dominicanen, designers have secured the future of this historic building while creating an inviting destination for those with a love of books and architecture.
And right now, France is not coming across as the most inviting destination for a road trip.
Although the Mansion at Bald Hill, with its extensive gardens, must be a magnificent summer getaway, it's an equally inviting destination in winter.
"Our aim is to create an open, inviting riverfront destination that the whole neighborhood and city can enjoy," said Michael Gross, a spokesman for East River Realty.
If you can ignore some long lines of cars in the summer, Camden remains as picturesque and as inviting a destination as ever.
The report comes just weeks before the UK hosts an international anti-corruption summit, with TI urging the government to take effective action to address some of the factors that still make the country an inviting money laundering destination, despite some efforts by the government to address the situation.
Visitors to the town are up 1.6% year-on-year thanks to a raft of retail initiatives, including a decision by the council to buy and revamp the struggling Park Mall, turning it into a shopping destination by inviting local artisans to sell their wares in pop-up stores.
Québec, a four-season destination, is unspoilt and inviting – from the Laurentians to the Charlevoix, a UNESCO World Biosphere.
Inviting close friends or relatives to a destination wedding (a pricey one, at that) is better than leaving them off the list.
But St . Louisis a lively destination in its own right, full of inviting neighborhoods, some coming out of a long decline and revitalized by public art, varied night life and restaurants that draw on the bounty of surrounding farmland and rivers.
