Sentence examples for boulder work from inspiring English sources

That movie also earned a nod for best adapted screenplay, a satisfying acknowledgment for Simon Beaufoy and Danny Boyle, the writers, who labored to make their unconventional real-life story (about a hiker pinned by a boulder) work in a Hollywood context, even changing the ending at the last minute.

You'll be taught how bouldering works (each wall is dotted with multicoloured handholds, but you need to pick one colour and stick to it), the best practice (try to maintain three points of contact with the wall at all times), the lingo (each move is called a problem) and how the shoes should feel (uncomfortably tight).

With CP+B helping to launch the Boulder Digital Works with CU, and other tech gatherings like Glue or TechStars gaining national attention, Boulder continues to stir up a pot of the right ingredients for digital media success.

In Boulder she worked at the Youth Employment Service of the YMCA arranging jobs for local high school students.

"Where's the education that supports that?" One answer is in a new program at the University of Colorado, Boulder, called Boulder Digital Works, where Ms. Egan is a board member.

The club removed my boulder and worked on an amateur road construction project on private land they had no right to enter.

"You should be making some noise," said David Slayden, executive director of the Boulder Digital Works learning program at the University of Colorado.

My business partner Rustin Banks (creator and CEO of TheBlogFrog) and I spent the day holed up in the Boulder Public Library working on arguably the most important presentation we'll ever make.

I went to the Boulder campus to work with David Rogers, an economic botanist who had developed some of the very early methods for doing taxonomic analysis and storing taxonomic data.

Boulder is also working with other cities, along the Front Range and in the Pacific Northwest, to share ideas and experiences working to reduce emissions.

In fact, researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder found that working out (even when you don't want to) has powerful stress-reducing benefits.