Sentence examples for some sort of destination from inspiring English sources
Only now, when that march seems to have reached some sort of destination – all the music in the world available at any time, usually at little or no cost, in crystal-clear recordings – is it possible to question whether this is really where we want to be, or whether we might instead like to revisit some of the points along the way.
However, they should give us pause and force us to question, "What is it all?" The premise of the question itself needs to be examined because it implies that having it all is some sort of destination; that you can somehow get "there" where you now can sit back and say, "Man, I have it all".
Doctors at Ziv shrugged off the idea Israel might become some sort of wartime medical tourism destination, but a growing number of Ziv's Syrian patients say they already knew people who had been treated in Israel — the word is out.
"It's about driving by yourself at night in the dark, feeling free, having the windows rolled down and having nobody know who you are — sort of destination unknown".
Of course, one could make the argument that the moment I chose Australia (a blow-your-carbon-footprint-off-the-map sort of destination), I committed my first serious environmental crime of the trip.
When will the Clippers become the sort of destination team whose tickets will be valued as priceless by their fans for every game?
Not as in an exotic beach vacation culture (I was familiar with those types of vacations), but as in a historic, defy time, change-your-life sort of destination thousands of miles away.
Still, a great bookstore, even the paradigm shifting Barnes & Noble superstores that emerged in the early 90's, became a different sort of destination with comfy chairs and coffee.
The party bus' destination is Bolzano, Italy, where there's some sort of art-thing.
Then some sort of chortle.
