Sentence examples for adventure imagination from inspiring English sources

Autonomy, adventure, imagination: entrepreneurship comprehends all this and more for us.

They made me run back to the "Magic School Bus" series, where Ms. Frizzle, a zealous (and magical) teacher, takes her students on various science-based field trips -- and to that series's combination of adventure, imagination and science, which conveys the idea that a strong sense of participation and creative play go hand in hand with scientific curiosity and discovery.

Jackson's latest go at Tolkien's treasured "Hobbit" story gets closer to that rich alchemy of fantasy, adventure, imagination and emotion that made his "Lord of the Rings" trilogy such a triumph.

Geared toward children ages 12 and under, the 76-acre Legoland Malaysia will include 40 rides, shows and attractions set amid six themed lands: Adventure, Imagination, Castle, Town, Xtreme and the signature Miniland.

It is disingenuous to proclaim that the vast majority of Americans migrate to the suburbs out of some pioneering spirit of adventure and imagination.

With magnificent horsemanship and breath-taking stunts, accompanied by a stunning live soundtrack, Apassionata is a truly magnificent exhibition of equestrian skill where the whole family can immerse themselves in a world of adventure and imagination.

The adventure requires imagination, but there is no shortage of that among small children or at the Sesame Workshop, which is presenting yet another 90-minute Sesame Street Live musical at the theater.

Village of Secrets is the gripping reconstruction of one such "adventure in imagination and cooperation", which stands out from others of its kind in the sheer scale and audacity of its enterprise.

The judges relished the scale of the adventure and imagination which fuels it and loved the robust and quirky humour which prevents it from becoming pompous about the big issues and ideas which lie at the heart of the story".

The chapter becomes an adventure in Edwardian imagination – and lack of imagination, because Thompson took no interest in the mechanics of inheritance.

"Julie's great adventure is her imagination," her younger brother, the novelist Peter Smith, said.