Sentence examples for From the explorer from inspiring English sources

Two of the boys were thrown from the Explorer, with one striking another vehicle.

The 2002 Mountaineer looks starkly different from the previous model, and from the Explorer.

But its sibling S.U.V., the Mercury Mountaineer, looks significantly different from the current model and from the Explorer.

The bill that resulted from the Explorer problem also told the Transportation Department to develop within two years a more comprehensive system based on road testing.

On Genovesa, just to the north of the Equator, groups from the Explorer II climbed the steep laval outcrops to find hundreds of masked boobies whistling their haunting mating calls to the sky, and frigate birds puffing out their red chest pouches.

American connections bring the city closer to home, from the explorer John Ledyard's correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, in the seventeen-eighties, to Henry Louis Gates, Jr.,'s realization, in 1997, that "precisely when Europeans said that black Africans lacked the intellectual ability to read or write . . .

Mr. Bascom received the Explorers Medal from the Explorers Club in Manhattan.

George Garcia, 17, will also be graduating from Science High School and from the Explorers.

James Monroe (1806 07), then minister to England, and, afterward, while practicing law in the United States, he wrote History of the Expedition of Captains Lewis and Clark (1814) from the explorers' notes.

OCEAN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY "Ocean County From the Explorers to 1950," featuring photographs, documents, paintings and objects illustrating the County's history.

The pool temperature is much warmer than the cold room, 4C, but because water conducts heat 26 times better than air, it "rips" the heat away from the explorers.