Our more modest destination was La Pinsonnière, a small resort hovering above the river, with a restaurant, a spa and a nearly perfect porch.
The two men had never met, and Rig 9 was a modest destination, a cluster of turbines and trailers around a steel tower, all of it surrounded on three sides by a cattle ranch.
It was built in the 1920s as a modest holiday destination for blue-collar workers arriving by train from New York, but by the time of the jet age, the city had fallen into complete disrepair.
Here too the coefficient of interaction between predicted outmigration and new-high-growth destination is negative and significant, but of predicted out-migration and new low-growth destinations is modest and statistically insignificant.
When he reached his destination, the modest outdoor market at St.-Jacut, it was an unscripted mix of awkward and engaged.
A church wedding may require more modest attire while a destination wedding could have something a bit more fashionable.
The proportions were similarly modest at new high-growth destinations: in 1990, 1.1% of the population in new high-growth destinations was from Central America, in 2000, it rose to 2.4%; the corresponding numbers for migrants from the rest of Latin America were 1.9% in 1990 and 3.5% in 2000.
The plan: seven flights in seven days, mixing established and off-the-beaten-path destinations, staying in modest hotels and never taking the same airline twice.
The crop this season ranges from modest roadside cafes to elegant dining destinations.
To save money, she stayed in modest accommodations and hit all her international destinations in one whirlwind three-week period this past summer, as it was cheaper to fly from point to point once overseas than to return to the United States.
