Sentence examples for boating expedition from inspiring English sources

If not for the boating expedition, Austin might have still been home, in bed, instead of in school.

In 1899, a boating expedition led by Robert Hill, an officer for the U.S. Geological Survey, set out to explore the canyons.

In its depiction of willed amnesia and collusion to conceal a hidden current of remembrance, "The Headless Woman" recalls Antonioni's "L'Avventura," in which a woman's disappearance on a boating expedition is quickly forgotten once the mainland is reached.

A body found floating near the shore of Hart Island yesterday was believed to be one of the four teenage boys who disappeared in January while on a frigid nighttime boating expedition on the Long Island Sound, the police said.

B1 Body May Be Missing Boy's A body found floating near Hart Island was believed to be one of the four teenage boys who disappeared while on a nighttime boating expedition in January, the police said.

If you plan on a longer family boating expedition, be sure to pack plenty of food and snacks to keep your kids happy and comfortable.

He devoted much of his spare time to swimming and to boating expeditions on the Seine.

Myers says that Utzon treated his young staff as "colleagues, not assistants," and recalls gathering at the family's beach house for sunset picnics or impromptu boating expeditions.

One can see from a story like "Mouche" (1890; "Fly") that the latter were more than merely boating expeditions and that the girls who accompanied Maupassant and his friends were usually prostitutes or prospective prostitutes.

He led boating and berrying expeditions, and brought home flowers to decorate his family's house.

He would be reading about lighthouses, boating adventures, or mountain expeditions, while his cousins read about mad scientists and mysteries, about holy men and the seven seas and bloodthirsty kings.