Sentence examples for outside their destination from inspiring English sources

There was already a line outside their destination.

They trekked through the jungle but entered a Japanese-held area and were captured 4 mile outside their destination.

If your ancestors left between 1890 and 1960 and their destination was outside Europe, you may be able to find them in ships' passenger lists at the National Archives.

The C-rich motif occurring upstream of the mitochondrial genes, and the uncharacteristically positioned G-rich motifs occurring upstream of the organellar translation machinery genes, perhaps, help to ensure that these genes are expressed in a timely fashion, in order that their protein products may travel to their destination, outside the nucleus.

We have selected a random sample of migrant men and FSWs who have been living in the current places of destinations for less than 2 years and are highly mobile, as defined by more than one move outside their current places of destination in the past 2 years prior to the survey.

For example, someone arriving from Hong Kong qualifies for the visa so long as their onward destination is outside of China but not Hong Kong.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Daily trips for works and study purposes with outside destination.

In the face of calls for it to have different pricing systems at the till, to charge people travelling inside the EU and outside EU destinations differently, WH Smith has decided that this is impossible, stating that "operational and financial system constraints make any form of 'dual pricing' for our extensive product file a practical impossibility".

A common feature is their exclusive destination for markets outside the country of origin.

The biosynthetic-secretory route is traveled by newly synthesized luminal and membrane proteins and glycoproteins from their sites of synthesis at bound ribosomes of the rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) to their final destinations inside and outside the cells (for review e.g. Farquhar and Hauri 1997; Mellman and Warren 2000).

My faith in him falters only when we ask to stop just outside our destination and he answers bluntly, "No".