Finally, after several long-distant excursions to and from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, a dermatologist gave them the devastating news.
(Ray would directly confront the deeply rooted sexism of Indian society in "The Big City," from 1963). Both children have dreams of a world beyond the village; they're fascinated by trains and, in one of their long and playful excursions through distant fields and forests, they come upon a miracle of modernity the stanchions and wires of an electrical grid.
Both children have dreams of a world beyond the village; they're fascinated by trains and, in one of their long and playful excursions through distant fields and forests, they come upon a miracle of modernity — the stanchions and wires of an electrical grid.
Both children have dreams of a world beyond the village; they're fascinated by trains and, in one of their long and playful excursions through distant fields and forests, they come upon a miracle of modernity the stanchions and wires of an electrical grid.
The very idea of an excursion to distant places became popular from the 1840s onwards.
A look at how the idea of an excursion to distant places became popular from the 1840s onwards.
Uttering or chanting spells, mantras or prayers shouldn't be regarded as a romantic excursion to a distant past, faraway place, an escape from our ordinary lives for relaxation, superstitious attachments, or exotic entertainment.
The harmonic language has also changed: more distant key relationships are explored, longer modulatory excursions, more major/minor shifts of mode, and more chromatic and diverse harmonic progressions and modulations, using elements such as the diminished seventh chord.
We cannot rule out that males may perform excursions outside their territories to occasionally approach their distant neighbours so that they would be sufficiently close to experience their songs.
Distant Horizons, a travel company based in Long Beach, Calif., has begun offering excursions to the Kurdish region.
