Sentence examples for adventure field from inspiring English sources

It will also include the rich local history of your community, volunteering, sport and adventure, field trips and theatre visits, time to get lost in a good book". A Department for Education spokesman said: "The new curriculum is based on careful analysis of the world's most successful school systems and will mean every child can get a broad and balanced education.

I've noted before the growing popularity of women-specific and women-only trips in the travel and adventure travel field.

The size of the group on trips is relatively small compared to many operators in the adventure travel field, always between six and twelve, with an average of eight (there are companies that will take more than 20 travelers together).

Students interested in adventure-free field trips should seek other trip leaders.

Left fielder David Justice was charged with no errors, but his adventure in fielding three Kansas City hits allowed runners to dash to bases they did not necessarily earn.

This route is geared more towards serious bikers than tipple-in-the-saddle oenophiles, but promises a two-wheeled adventure from fields and farm stands to hopyards and vineyards.

At 9 a.m. there's "Avian Adventures," a field trip for adults to learn about the neo-tropical migration of birds, while at 11 30 a.m. the same subject will be explored in "Rainforest Radiance," a birding program meant for families (631) 581-6318.

When you wake up with that alarm, the robot boy will go on an adventure through fields, valleys or peninsulas where bosses are waiting for him in dungeons.

The following week, his teacher reported to me that he had held his classmates rapt during share time, giving an account of his adventures and fielding their fascinated questions.

The Dodgers already have a third baseman, Mr. Adventures in Fielding himself--Steve Sax, who made the switch from second base during the winter months.

So with the Serenity securely out of danger, the ice-breaker could focus on its day job: housing two helicopters, presumably reserved for those extra-cost "Unexpected Adventures," and fielding a passel of zodiacs for viewing stranded polar bears and the like.