Sentence examples for exploring the attractions from inspiring English sources

Joan K. Levine Dear Diary: Tourists from New York City, exploring the attractions of the large mountaintop Mother's Garden in the Carmel Center, in Haifa, Israel, were exposed to a twinge of homesickness when they came across a large and comfortable wooden bench bearing a plaque that read, "Property of the NYC Parks Department".

Exploring the attractions of this urban-rural wonder will take you from redwoods to Alcatraz, from old Army buildings to museums, from horseback rides surrounded by hills to walks on the beach.

The tracking data were combined with survey data to discover whether different types of visitors behaved differently when exploring the attraction.

Day drifts into night, and as they talk and play and explore the attractions of the boardwalk together, the bond between them grows.

In seven essays that mix literary criticism with autobiography, the novelist Anne Roiphe explores the attractions of a variety of fictional characters who serve, she writes, "as my friends, my counterspies in the gender wars, my distraction".

After reading some of the descriptions ("a hallucinogenic trip... designed to twist the mind") I decided to explore the attraction exactly the way they seemed to be encouraging... on acid!

After reading some of the descriptions ("a hallucinogenic trip... designed to twist the mind") I decided to explore the attraction exactly the way they seemed to be encouraging… on acid!

Spend days exploring the natural attractions of the Golden Circle and evenings aurora-spotting in the outdoor hot tub.

Anyone else seeking bold design, a cheerful staff and a well-situated base for exploring the main tourist attractions of Paris as well as its lively shopping areas and restaurants would do well to choose Hotel O, particularly at such reasonable rates.

Set to music by Morgan Packard, the piece is a series of vignettes exploring the inevitabilities of attraction and habit.

The authors additionally allocated scores to quantify focal areas of interest and examined the potential use of these scores by exploring the relationship between Attraction Score and research policy on hESCs.