Sentence examples for based on trips from inspiring English sources

You can see her masterly talent in "The French Collection Part 1: #2 Wedding on the Seine" (1991), one of a series of story quilts based on trips the artist made with her daughters to Paris, Giverny and Arles in the early 1990s, according to the exhibition catalog.

In her new book about social services in Gaza, based on trips to the strip over the past 15 years, she argues that the reality is more complex.Palestinians are pragmatic when it comes to social care.

In a new report, Secure Insecurity, based on trips to 16 villages in North and South Kivu provinces in August and September in 2014, the charity said women and young men were particularly vulnerable in an area where state power is weak.

Or, you could make estimates of your own based on trips or purchases you regularly make.

In honor of the 2016 National Park Service centennial, the Travel section compiled 101 park travel ideas and tips based on trips Christopher Reynolds has taken, along with photo-op advice from Times photographer Mark Boster.

In honor of this year's National Park Service centennial, the Travel section is posting 100 park travel ideas and tips based on trips staff travel writer Christopher Reynolds has taken, along with photo-op advice from Times photographer Mark Boster.

We spend a lot of time researching our destinations to find the best mix of activities that matter most to our customers based on trip evaluations and one-on-one feedback.

Finally, comparative analysis of CO2 emissions for different kinds of trips based on trip behavior is conducted using three variables, namely trip distance, trip duration and trip speed.

"It adds about 40percenttoto a policy, which is based on trip cost," and reimburses 75percentt, generally, she added.

By combining a large set of empirical GPS trucking data and analytical information of ULN properties from Shenzhen, China, an imputation matrix approach is first developed to classify the truck data, based on trip purposes.

Probably coincidentally, the government has again cast an icy eye on the way Web sites are displaying total ticket costs, particularly when "fuel surcharges" -- these fare increases based on trip mileage that began to appear a year ago -- are involved.