L'Enfant's expansive avenues were easily adapted to automobiles, and the low, widely separated buildings (whose height is limited by law) stretched the distance between destinations.
Sage and tumbleweed stretched across the flatlands; beyond, on the horizon, was our destination: the Uinta Mountains, a half-million acres of forgotten wilderness.
As students milled about waiting for the event, which was to start at 5 30 p.m., officers stretched yellow police tape across part of the farm, a popular family destination with hay rides and pumpkin picking.
The 32-year-old circus performer is bidding to become the first person in more than a century to perform the high-wire stunt, reviving a tradition of derring-do which stretches back to the destination's golden era.
The transmission from source S to destination D stretches over two hops.
Africa remains an usual location of evacuation, the part of Europe tends to decrease for the benefit of the Middle East, which became in 2009 the predominant destination (21/47) stretching out the duration of flights.
Politics and Prose championed local authors and journalists and became a destination for writers coming to town, who often attracted long lines that stretched out onto Connecticut Avenue.
Commuter migrants could also be considered circular migrants, return migrants [ 21] or temporary migrants [ 22], as they plan from the outset to "work for a short period of time (or repeated time-limited stretches) in the destination country in order to earn additional income, supplement pension funds or savings or improve job prospects in the home country" [ 21].
About midway to our destination, Kyles Landing, Mike suggested we stretch our legs and make our way inland to one of many hidden waterfalls.
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