Sentence examples for tropical destinations from inspiring English sources

SOME tropical destinations have long since been discovered and made familiar; others may yet be found, by a few anyway, but are unlikely to change much anytime soon.

This time, rather than invoking European and tropical destinations, Mayhugh addressed the prospect of being posted to a less than desirable locale.

And east-coast Malaysia is one of those tropical destinations that is not at its best in the depths of the British winter; indeed, you should avoid the region from November to February, when the eastern monsoon prevails and many of the resorts are closed.

Navot Bornovski, the co-owner of Fish 'N' Fins, is adamant that Palau cannot go the way of other tropical destinations, where development has won out.

Marc Benioff is not buying a private island even though, like rival Larry Ellison, apparently, he finds the need to head out to tropical destinations like Hawaii to recharge.

The Montana setting for the forthcoming Far Cry game is a very different type of locale for the series, which typically features tropical destinations as the backdrop for its super violent action-packed gameplay.

The ideal cold-weather getaway usually involves a tropical destination and sparsely populated beaches.

Every time I investigate dodgy companies or billionaires' ill-gotten gains, I play a little game: to which beautiful tropical destination will the paper trail lead this time?

With gentle waves, 25C water and an apparent absence of sharks, the beach is an alluring proposition for anyone looking to learn to surf in a tropical destination off the usual circuit (and lessons with Black Star offer great value).

About 65percentt of the roughly 900 TripAdvisor users who were questioned online in June said they would be likely to travel to a tropical destination during hurricane season (June 1 through Nov. 30) if they could save at least 40percentt on the trip, while 3percentt said they would like to experience a hurricane firsthand.

It has been some time since my last visit to a tropical destination.