Sentence examples for odd destinations from inspiring English sources

Near the bottom of the New Scientist homepage are "sponsored links" that launch the curious to odd destinations including teeth whitening sites or German language sites that sell women's shoes places that are probably only marginally interesting to most New Scientist readers.

But BP seemed an odd destination for Mr. Svanberg, who is well known in Sweden but less so abroad.

It's not too early to start booking a winter vacation, and though Yellowstone National Park may seem like an odd destination during the chillier months, Ken Burns, the documentary filmmaker, says it is one of the best times to visit.

In two-path relaying networks, a pair of relays is introduced for alternatively forwarding the signal received from a source to a destination during odd and even time slots (see Figure 1).

She said some of her friends and neighbors in New City find her summer destination a bit odd, often saying, "Wait.

Even with the additional disclosure that Morris was a Seattle-area pastor, that hardly explains the odd variation in the purported destination for investors' funds.

None has a sense of destination, and, in an odd, ironic note, neither does the play.

The weirdest items can be seen below, but the strangest thing about the contest may be the fact the odd objects made it to their destination in the first place.

Most people prepare for travels by reading about their destination; it always seemed an odd approach to me.

By The New Yorker March 19, 2010 Most people prepare for travels by reading about their destination; it always seemed an odd approach to me.

You'll meet the odd Aussie traveling elsewhere in Canada, though no destinations in the Great White North are quite as popular as places like Whistler or Banff.