Sentence examples for developing ride from inspiring English sources
Prior to leading Research & Development for Walt Disney Imagineering, Jon worked at NPR, Lucasfilm, started his own companies, and pulled a previous stint at Imagineering developing ride concepts such as Indiana Jones as well as founding the original Disney VR Studio. .
I left behind a dream career developing rides for theme parks and found myself in a foreign country with a new baby and a desire to make the most of my dramatic change in circumstances.
Indeed, learning to ride with the new arms will take time and training, as Mr. Alfonso adapts his highly developed riding style and gear.
As a result, over the last few years a new class of bootleggers developed, riding shotgun on convoys of huge tanker trucks hauling illegal alcohol across the borders of Georgia and other countries into Russia.
It was perhaps the first time Puhich subverted the chain of command but hardly the last, as the folks who have watched him develop riding talents like Bill Mahorney, Marco Castaneda and Tyler Baze can attest.
"We really have to challenge ourselves when we develop rides for Cedar Point".
Throughout the 100-page rant, a tension that could only be found in the likes of Bernhard develops, riding the weird gap between the bizarre and tedious prince and the nearly silent father and son, climaxing not with plot but with a sublimely monotonic and almost pummeled sort of feeling, again one that the future Bernhard will bend even harder onto the reader.
As a result, the ride's creators set out to develop a ride which would take the motion simulation elements of Back to the Future: The Ride, and combine them with a 3D film similar to that used on T2 3-D: BAcrossAcross Time.
Developing a ride-sharing system is no easy task — even the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission scaled back its cab-sharing experiment in recent months.
This month, the components maker Delphi announced that it was working with the government of Singapore to develop a ride service to shuttle people to and from mass transit stations in the country's business district.
In order to develop the ride comfort model of the high-speed railway, both the qualitative and quantitative factors were investigated using an on-board passenger questionnaire.
