Sentence examples for to be destinations from inspiring English sources

These days, malls have to be "destinations" to compete with the internet, says Michael Gutman, the managing director for Westfield in Europe.

At the same time, the theory goes, these hotels need to be destinations for the locals — or at least to feel as if they could be — for guests to sense that they are tapping into the real New York.

With fresh fish from the Atlantic, abundant and varied crops and a long heritage of spicy, well-seasoned food, some believe West African countries such as Ghana have the potential to be destinations for foodies from around the globe.

He said there had been a dramatic decrease in the number of visitors at parks that tend to be destinations for foreign travelers, like Yosemite and Grand Canyon, but that the number of visitors had jumped at parks easy to reach by car from major population centers, for example, Shenandoah National Park, not far from Washington.

"Town centres have to be destinations now, they have to be more than just shopping," he added.

Recall that in our traffic model, we randomly select nodes to be sources and nodes to be destinations.

On the highways, rural drivers tend to be destination drivers; business in Havre, school in Bozeman, shopping in Billings.

When the plan goes off without a hitch, and you are onboard and soon to be destination bound, then the joy is real.

Make sure the convoy is en route to it's destination, before moving to attack.

Continue to run your power wire to it's destination point (where the amp is mounted).

"These are going to be true destinations".