Sentence examples for air expeditions from inspiring English sources

Hot Air Expeditions offers champagne flights twice daily--sunrise and sunset.

Hot Air Expeditions offers sunrise and sunset rides over the Sonoran Desert on the outskirts of Scottsdale.

Between 1925 and 1928, Ny-Ålesund saw four air expeditions to the North Pole, two of which required the construction of an airship hangar and mast.

You were on Mount Everest as the same time as the "Into Thin Air" expedition.

During this time, Streett wrote an article about the Alaskan venture entitled "The First Alaskan Air Expedition" for the National Geographic magazine, with the issue appearing in May 1922.

Jahn led young men on fresh-air expeditions, taught gymnastics and calisthenics, and inspired a love for the Fatherland and the purity of the Volk ("people"), thereby instigating a nationalist tradition that filtered down to the Hitler Youth movement many decades later.

They were the British Arctic Air Route Expedition led by H.G. Watkins, the German Greenland Expedition under Alfred Wegener, and the University of Michigan Expedition under W.H. Hobbs.

There are many highlights of Madagascar beyond those mentioned above, and I'd recommend having a look at the independent itineraries offered by US operator Cortez Expeditions (air-mad.com) to give you some ideas.

There was the usual guff in Mr Bush's announcement about using materials mined on the moon to make rocket fuel and air for longer-range expeditions.

Neither had done much research into where, precisely, Ginsberg had done this haunting, but that was O.K., because one of them was the twenty-four-year-old actor Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Ginsberg as a young man in the movie "Kill Your Darlings," thus giving the expedition an air of legitimacy.

Sure, Johnson was technically appearing at a forum on the future of conservatism, and sure, Johnson's Antarctic expeditions and hot air balloon hobby didn't exactly have a lot to do with that.