Sentence examples for off destinations from inspiring English sources

Space exploration has long been about reaching far off destinations but now there is a race to exploit new frontiers by mining their minerals.

Space exploration has long been about reaching far off destinations but now there's a race to exploit new frontiers by mining their minerals.

So as you contemplate your next destination, think about the images circling in your head about far off destinations or some familiar ones calling you.

Until recently, the best, and often the only way to do that was to attract, cajole and convince major broadcasters like CNN or The BBC to fly to far off destinations around the world and assign a reporter and crew to 'do a story' on them and their activities.

Travel around the country is fairly cheap as well, with many train routes to dozens of far off destinations.

Users can provide as input their pick up (origin) and drop off (destination) locations.

We stayed at the Inn at Wildwood -- a ski on/ski off destination -- but the accommodations were more Spartan than Athenian.

This year tourists, who are increasingly time-poor but cash-rich, want shorter holidays to far-off destinations.

They used the bark from the abundant hemlock trees for tanning and dyeing, then carefully cut the material, sewed the gloves and shipped them by horse, and then rail, to far-off destinations.

They look at MySpace and Facebook, with their tens of millions of users, as walled-off destinations, similar to first-generation online services like America Online, CompuServe and Prodigy.

Lawyers for the drivers claim they are not self-employed because they are rated by customers and do not know drop-off destinations before the customer gets in the car.