Sentence examples for remote destinations from inspiring English sources

They had a daughter, Susan, with whom Miss Gould travelled to remote destinations.

Flying to remote destinations was once a key part of Ryanair's business model.

On the succeeding legs, however, we ascend miles into the mountains, to increasingly remote destinations.

As for the buses, they ran inscrutably to remote destinations, anywhere but to the city centre.

Kershaw and fellow presenter Lucy Duran visit remote destinations around the world which feature in the BBC1 show and record the music there.

Though the Caribbean remains the most trafficked destination for cruise ships, cruise lines are now piloting trips to more remote destinations both at home and abroad.

/ a snobby new buzzword for a remote destination, as in: "Paris?

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

"It's about as painless a way to own property in a remote destination that you plan to visit on a limited basis," Mr. Scott said.

I personally prefer the unfenced, tented camps, e.g., Little Governor's on the Masai Mara, which, while a bit more rustic, still offer surprising luxury with a variety and quality of food that is amazing for such a remote destination.

Modern air travel means you can be infected at home, travel in an infectious condition and deliver the virus to a remote destination with a vulnerable population before your own symptoms appear.