Sentence examples similar to promised destination from inspiring English sources

While his focus now is on his country's home Games, he promised his destination will be known "before long".

Opportunity doesn't promise a destination or relief from the press of not being who we are.

If our remote destination promised to be great for boarding, it wasn't ideal for temperamental transport.

The salesman pointed to three small photos of unrecognizable tourist destinations and promised, "You'll see this, this and this".

Medical tourism development is being sought primarily for the increased economic diversity and growth promised by this industry for destination countries (1, 3).

On the road, he impulsively runs out on passengers he has promised to take to their destinations.

Earlier this year, TechCrunch wrote that Hong Kong is showing promise as destination for IPOs and China Literature — coupled with Meitu's IPO in late 2016 — adds fuel to that argument.

Still, Google promised to get me to my destination in less than 1 hour, 50 minutes.

Bayard does what all those ads for historical tourist destinations promise: as Landor says at death's door, "the past comes on with all the force of the present".

More commonly, it starts with a broken agreement about a job promised, conditions of work, or one's true destination.

"In 2010, we promised that our administration would make Governors Island a destination that New Yorkers and visitors would be able to enjoy for generations.