Sentence examples for designed journey from inspiring English sources

If you're an adult who knows most of this stuff already, it's a beautifully designed journey through the intricacies of daily life, which might still have some surprises in store.

The illustrators Leo and Diane Dillon follow the words as if they were gospel, constructing a carefully designed journey that alternates between long views of the silver train slicing through the countryside and close-ups of the toy train as it circles a bathtub or, amazingly, climbs the banister.

The company is releasing four different Gnomads, and asking their owners to design journeys for them on its Web site (www.gnomads.net) and then send them along to friends or strangers, who, it is hoped, will continue chronicling the gnomes' travels online.

That means marketing teams have more capabilities when designing journeys that cross over between the marketing, sales and customer service teams.

We evaluated one bi-cruciate stabilized design (Journey II) and three mobile-bearing PS designs (Vanguard RP, PFC Sigma RP, and NexGen LPS Mobile).

Given that their route options are affected by accessibility issues such as climbing a steep slope, it is important to design a journey planner that takes in to account the accessibility of the route, as well as the standard metrics, such as travel time and distance.

Author of Sustainable Fashion and Textiles: Design Journeys.

Participants could be encouraged to write weekly reflections on their design journeys, to obtain regular feedback from peers and students, as well as to facilitate online and face-to-face reflective design conversations with mentors (Lawson, 2005) to foster creativity and innovation.

"The best part of the book," says Rhonda "was getting to talk in a very intimate way about how Sweden has influenced their personal design journeys".

He gave the go-ahead to a High Speed 3 (HS3) line between Leeds and Manchester, designed to cut journey times from 50 minutes to around 30.

The visitors sit on a mobile "people carrier" which transports them through a series of tableaux designed as a "journey through time", from the arrival of Britain's Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819 to the glorious, three-dimensional (special glasses are provided) but "challenging" future.