Sentence examples for miss destinations from inspiring English sources

You can't miss destinations such as Kamchatka, Lake Baikal; the deepest lake in the world or the breathtaking untouched mountains of the Altai Region in Siberia.

THE best seller "1,000 Places to See Before You Die" includes as one of its don't-miss destinations the "staggeringly beautiful" backwaters of India's Kerala state.

Dublin Castle is another do-miss destination if you want to evade the city's ghosts.

The municipal market is another do-not-miss destination to learn about the culture and foods of the region.

Yet musicians like James eventually make this town a can't-miss destination on their tour schedule, no matter how long it takes or how far they have to go.

This will be the first "solar maximum" since the widespread adoption of cellular telephones and devices that use the Global Positioning System, both of whose signals may miss their destinations for hours if a solar flare upsets the electrical balance of the earth's atmosphere.

But if her goal is to ultimately obtain a bachelor's degree, taking a detour through a community college may ultimately cause her to miss her destination.

Precision is obviously key and, if your flight course is divergent by one degree, you can miss your destination by 92 feet.

And in boating, just like in business, if you do not set your waypoints carefully, you just may run aground or totally miss your destination (i.e. your business goals).

This emanates from a combination of mud, penguin poo and regurgitated fish for feeding the young that often misses its destination!

The case came into focus again two years ago, when Wang Wu Dong, a Golden Venture passenger who had been deported, tried to sneak into the United States again -- only to board a ship that also missed its destination, this time in New Jersey.