Sentence examples for exploring a little from inspiring English sources
Kandinsky are at the New Diorama in London with Still Ill, a new piece exploring a little understood condition, functional neurological disorder.
It would be fine if they go their separate ways after this week — neither is lacking for other collaborators, or inspiration — but there's something here worth exploring a little further.
"When I began more than 35 years ago, in 1972 and 1973, exploring a little, deserted hillock outside the Old City wall of Jerusalem, there was really nothing there," he said in a phone conversation this week — meaning nothing to indicate the importance of the area now generally recognized as the original site of biblical Jerusalem.
But geologists exploring a little known valley, high up in the Trans-Antarctic Mountain chain, have discovered ice that is more than a million years old.
But the iPad app isn't trying to return Roamz to its "serendipitous discovery" roots – instead, it's just about exploring a little further out.
Below is a roundup of the ones we found worthy of exploring a little deeper, beyond the runway.
The ultimate impression left by "Nowhere Else on Earth" is of a writer taking a laudable chance on exploring a little-known aspect of Southern history -- and sacrificing her natural strengths in the process.
But the prospect of exploring a little-known stretch of Norfolk river while my camping equipment is dropped off ahead at the campsite, then getting a lift back to my car at the end, appeared to be the perfect blend of adventure and convenience.
Aside from the adventure of exploring a little-visited region of China and the challenge of a race over harsh and unpredictable terrain, many multi-day runners look forward to the luxury of being able to ditch the mobile and concentrate on nothing but racing and recovery for seven days.
