Sentence examples for get to exploring from inspiring English sources

In a GPS-defined, Google-mapped world, making the first imprints in fresh snow is the closest most of us will get to exploring uncharted territory.

And we get to explore that feeling in slow motion.

The players can spread their wings in glamorous regions they rarely get to explore.

Guests get to explore this enchanting part of southern Spain and meet producers of the region's gourmet specialities.

"We mezzos are so fortunate to get to put our boots on, to get to explore such different emotions than we do as female characters".

"Knitters of all skill levels will get to explore Kelley's stylish choices of fibers and gear and get the lowdown on bag-specific features.

The appeal is supposed to be that you get to explore locations from the movies, meet some important characters and use famous weapons.

After all, how often do we get to explore the cranial machinery of a literary titan by slipping into the groove of his daily commute?

They've all played in bands before, but the experiences, says Willett, "always felt very limiting" - they wouldn't get to explore their myriad musical tastes.

While the nature-averse or exhausted can luxuriate in the eye-pleasing cabin's comprehensive film, TV and internet package, others get to explore the forest.

British audiences did get to explore his huge inflatable dome, Airport City, as part of the Hayward Gallery's Psycho Buildings in 2008.