Sentence examples for excursion though from inspiring English sources

You could book an excursion though.

Halfway through the book, the siblings embark on an excursion, though where and why we are not told, and time folds in on itself.

Also, their editors suggested Tertulia for a girls' night out that transcended a typical "happy hour" excursion — though part of this space did function as a speakeasy known as the Redhead during Prohibition.

On "Fishing with John," Lurie invites a famous friend — Jim Jarmusch, Matt Dillon, Tom Waits, Willem Dafoe, Dennis Hopper — to join him on a fishing excursion, though he appears to know very little about the particulars of the sport.

The most memorable excursion, though, was something that appeared on my itinerary as a "lightness of being Air Voyage". I thought it might be a spa treatment.

I strongly advise leaving them behind in a safe place when you head out on your excursions though.

Often these excursions are exhilarating, though, like Reynolds's delvings into the term "Roxy" from which came the north-east's Roxy Music (it's the name of the dancing club in Keith Waterhouse's Billy Liar, a novel about another young dreamer from the industrial north, and of the huge 1920s New York movie palace, designed, much like glam rock, "to make the average citizen feel like royalty").

Pete leads short tours and longer excursions alike, though he's always free to go off grid.

I would like to write essays on the road, central-eastern European roads". His single excursion into film, though, wasn't a success.

A second grader with confidence and personality and less sass, Keena goes on a memorable field trip to Washington, where she makes friends with a congressman (though the excursion is not otherwise a success, partly because she knocks him down the Capitol steps: "The field trip was NOT the best ever").

Children though are bused on excursions to other parts of the island to keep them away from the drinking and dancing, which pass right by the mosque.