Sentence examples for national destination from inspiring English sources

Henry has won praise for its handling of the Red Sox and the restoration of Fenway Park, which was once destined for the wrecking ball but has since been turned into a national destination.

Nowadays, Delray is poised to become a national destination.

By contrast, the Kennedy Center is financially secure, so his goal, he says, is to make it "a national destination".

The plan is for the new three-story structure to become a national destination for traveling exhibitions, artistic retreats, conferences, workshops and master classes.

The Kennedy Center was not in a financial crisis when Kaiser arrived there in 2001, so instead he focused on turning the Kennedy Center into a national destination.

Last year, with a $50,000 private grant, the comedy center conducted a feasibility study for a hall of fame, which found that remote, small-town locations are not necessarily a hindrance to creating a national destination.

And by 2011 the I.M.F. reported that all of the top five national destinations for foreign investment in and out of Russia were tax havens — a sign that the funds were really offshore Russian money.

Power plants tend not to discriminate against customers based on their nationality, land and sea ports are often conglomerations of terminals owned and operated by companies of various national destinations, and roads and bridges don't usually restrict users based on where they are from or what countries they are associated with.

One dental tourism company, for example, listed seven national destinations on its website.

Our analysis has not detected a significant effect of sub-national destination characteristics.

With regard to the determinants of electoral and non-electoral transnational political engagement, this article tests the role of a range of integration-related factors, the significance of emigrant networks, and sub-national destination characteristics in the UK on the basis of original survey data.