Sentence examples for whose destination is from inspiring English sources
But it is hard to trust a pitch whose speed is not the object and whose destination is unpredictable.
THE COMMUTE For commuters whose destination is Midtown, Short Line provides bus service, and New Jersey Transit operates passenger trains.
Even the Amur, whose general inclination is to the northeast and whose destination is the Pacific, empties into the stormy Sea of Okhotsk.
The film – produced entirely in Iraq by Iraqis – begins when a taxi driver picks up a beautiful woman whose destination is a graveyard.
McNamara wrote: "I am concerned about this for two reasons: firstly it appears there is substance to the figures published in the Guardian and second, there are potential safeguarding issues for learners whose destination is unknown.
Mr Portillo is a rummer cove: a bit of a dandy, a bit exotic, a bit Spanish, exquisitely aware of the impression he makes on those around him, a man who since confessing to a gay past has embarked publicly on a journey of rediscovery whose destination is not yet known.
But in this case they turned out to be merciful: instead of throwing the Iraqis in jail or deporting them back to Iraq, the officials gave the refugees a choice of any flight whose destination wasn't Europe.
Yet this first feature from Calvin Lee Reeder (who also wrote the story, such as it is) doesn't feel like an experiment; it feels like a journey whose destination was firmly predetermined.
The study reveals that metro is attracting TOD residents, especially intermediate public transport, bus and motorbike users, whose destination are locating within walkable distance from the metro stations and the willingness to use metro is high, once the fully integrated metro network is developed.
Focusing on migrant workers whose destination was the United States, researchers found that migration climbed modestly in the 1990s but dropped sharply after 2000.
A recent review showed G. lamblia in 1.3% and 1.6% of travelers with diarrhea whose destination was Latin America or Africa, respectively, in comparison with 6.2%and5.7%7% of travelers to South and Southeast Asia [ 124].
