Sentence examples for excursion back from inspiring English sources

Wandering about inside felt like an excursion back in time, an illusion helped along by cavernous rooms with extraordinary 6m-high ceilings.

The trip through the invention of a couture suit, the search for love, a historic quest, the journey of a lifetime of achievement, an excursion back into childhood through food.

Starting from the lower part of a given periodic MMO (1^{i}) in all panels, the MMO stays very close to the ribbon (R_{i}) in between the bounding twin canard orbits (xi _{i}) and (xi '_{i}) and makes i SAOs before making a large excursion back to its starting point.

Jeff Daniels has a funny cameo as Abe, the gang boss who has to make excursions back in time to check this side of the operation is running smoothly.

Pretty much everything was wrecked then, and refugees filled the roads; blown over by modern Europe's prosperity, Flint compares memories with French and German survivors of the war, while Gimlette makes excursions back and forth through the decades to fill in context and bring in some British voices.

As we returned from our morning excursion, climbing back up past Ibla's rough-hewn walls, Mr. Sultano pointed to wild caper bushes clinging to the stones, then yellow fennel blossoms in the fields beyond the town.

It would have been cheaper just to have paid the $74.50 one-way fare out and bought a round-trip excursion ticket back with British Airways, throwing away the return coupon.

Such a reflex may be evoked by rotating the subject in a chair at a steady speed; the eyes move slowly in the opposite direction to that of rotation and, at the end of their excursion, jump back with a fast saccade in the direction of rotation.

Finally, the H atom undergoing the excursion falls back into a Si vacancy close to the other three hydrogen atoms but situated at a distance of one unit cell from the initial defect.

The return from London to Quainton Road was delayed in Slough, and the excursion arrived back at Wood Siding at 2.00 am.

From the latter excursion he brought back news to France in 1645 of the barometric experiment of Evangelista Torricelli, which led to the famous work of Pascal on the weight of the air.