Sentences with phrase «wealth of places»

There is a whole wealth of places to get dog names from.

As China and India greatly expand their own graduate programs, and countries such as the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Czech Republic campaign to attract international students, foreign students have a wealth of places to pursue their graduate degree, and the U.S. must compete to attract the most talented.

Google it and find a wealth of places if you don't find it locally.

Discover its wealth of places to eat and drink that belies its modest size.

While much of the Open Education movement is focused on higher education, with sites like Coursera, Flat World Knowledge, and Udacity offering free college courses and textbooks, and universities like MIT and Yale making their materials available freely online, there is also a wealth of places to find OER for the K - 12 set.

If you want to stay at the southern end of the road in Heiligenblut, there's a wealth of places with more alpine charm than Julie Andrews in a wimple.

In fact, Catalonia has a wealth of places to visit just a few hours away in all directions.

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From Cable Beach to the Great Barrier Reef, the vineyards of Victoria to the mountains of Tasmania, the heart of Sydney to the middle of the outback, Australia has a wealth of places to see, locals to say hello to and things to do.

Close to the home of the famous potteries, there is a wealth of places to visit.

From its spectacular clubs where the party never stops, its stylish rooftop bars with incredible views of the city and its live music scene, you will find a wealth of places here to socialise or dance the night away.

Venture along Playa Blanca's promenade and you'll find a wealth of places to eat and drink.

But, art apart, Glasgow also offers a wealth of places to eat and drink and explore.