Sentence examples for explore to get a from inspiring English sources

"It's like a museum this little girl gets to explore to get a sense of this other creative universe".

Along with a close friend from Gunnedah, the pastoral town where she grew up, Kerr set out to experience what for many is the draw of New Zealand: to escape and explore, to get a little lost and, in the process, get a little found.

For the family, there are numerous castles and villages that you can explore to get a taste of the old heritage of this majestic land.

Many tourists head to Phuket and Ko Samui, but there are plenty of stunning, secluded and less famous islands worth exploring to get a real taste of the country.

The synthesis of ZnS remains a topic of interest for researchers, as new synthetic routes are being explored to get a single phase material via an economically and technically viable method.

If it does not, she said, she will ask the state's attorney general, John J. Farmer, to explore ways to get a court order blocking the hunt.

Before starting a map, explore enough to get a sense of the area, so that you can space it correctly.

But I have one request: Please, Metroid Other M, tell me mid-game if I haven't done or explored enough to get a good ending.

He has looked at a vast array of sources, but one original feature is his use of the politician's correspondence (mainly with his brother) to discover what he was reading at any given time, and then to explore this material to get a sense of his mind.

Visit your local home improvement store and explore online resources to get a rough idea of necessary material costs so you know whether bidding contractors are billing you fairly.

One way to explore these is to get a better understanding of the adverse impact that an independent relationship style can have on a population of individuals with diabetes by comparing it to the impact of depression on health outcomes and mortality in patients with diabetes.