Sentence examples for Two excursions from inspiring English sources

And every day there are at least two excursions from the boat.

For the next two days -- I ended up taking two excursions with the Goldhills, one full day and one half-day -- I nearly forgot about Carriacou.

Three SPL titles, three domestic cups, and two excursions into the latter stages of the Champions League in the space of four seasons would, you would think, satisfy the cravings of any follower of the Beautiful Game.

And for those who prefer to satisfy their sweet teeth, there are two excursions with samplings of desserts planned by NYC Discovery Tours: in Park Slope, Brooklyn, on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and in the East Village and NoHo on Saturday at 5 45 p.m.

Journey Latin America (020-8747 8315, journeylatinamerica.co.uk) offers three nights' B&B at a pousada on Ilha Grande plusthree nights' half-board at Pousada Picinguaba for £693pp including transfers, ferry to Ilha Grande and two excursions (boat trip on Ilha Grande and Parati tour), excluding flights.

Koertzen spotted that Bell was contravening the ICC regulations on insignia advertising, first on his forearm guard and then on his batting pads, prompting two excursions to the middle by the 12th man, Chris Schofield of Lancashire, with some tape to cover the offending logos.

(Two or three excursions too many would be my main objection: an overload of quirk).

In Pittsburgh, researchers had Mr. Reznick go on three excursions with a SenseCam around his neck, and a voice recorder in his shirt pocket and a GPS unit.

Of the three excursions, this one was the longest -- 2 hours and 56 minutes, for an average speed of just under 9 miles per hour.

A half hour later, the inspector, occupying a highly coveted stool, handed the owner his grade: A. The menu consists of just eight or nine excursions in the key of cheese.

After intermission Mr. Kamitsuka gave a brisk, rollicking account of the first of Barber's four "Excursions" (Op. 20) before turning his attention to the biggest work here, Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata.