Sentence examples for each excursion from inspiring English sources

Family, friends and dogs eagerly piled in for each excursion, with room to spread out and enjoy the view.

Each excursion files a travel plan with the company, which provides a "pilot" -- an employee in a front car -- for navigation and safety purposes.

The magic is in the game's feel — both twitchy and smooth, painted in a striking palette of black, white, and red — and in its elegant balance, which insures that each excursion sees you gain a little more distance and experience.

Private collections, backstage visits, "hardhat" tours, and convivial meals are highlights of every trip, but perhaps the most treasured parts each excursion are the friendships made and sustained between CAMIT members.

Private collections, backstage visits, "hardhat" tours, and convivial meals are highlights of every trip, but perhaps the most treasured parts of each excursion are the friendships made and sustained between CAMIT members.

"Each excursion was a breeding ground for conversation (however taboo for a normally quiet train car) and a cultural information exchange unparalleled by anything I could have absorbed or learned from a textbook or cursory Internet search engine search," she wrote in her report on the class.

Each daily excursion brings a new threat: a misplaced apostrophe here; a dangling modifier there; an advertisement extolling the exquisite taste of a particularly "melty" sandwich.

Despite multiple reminders about each SSG excursion, for instance, one member rang the doorbell recently to find that Ms. Harper-Owen had forgotten and was still in bed.

Each strain excursion occurs by the nucleation of surface dislocations from the void and ceases by the interactions between the dislocations and the twin planes.

Ten random chips are available when the bar is full; a total of twenty can be used for each level excursion.

Each glucose excursion was characterized by baseline glucose level, peak glucose level, end glucose level, duration of excursion, time spent >180 mg/dl, area under the curve >180 mg/dl (AUC >180), total amplitude of excursion (Δ glucose), average rate of change, and insulin administered.