Sentence examples for global trips from inspiring English sources

Hanging objects that look like huge drop earrings contain shakers and other instruments she's found on global trips; they'll create sounds for the parade.

Mr. Giustra has become a member of Mr. Clinton's inner circle, joining him on global trips and lending him the use of his private MD-87 jet.

It is understood that Werritty claims that his work, including his multiple global trips, was funded by ideologically sympathetic philanthropists, without any direct connection to specific defence contracts.

Despite having sent more of the museum's eight million objects on global trips than any of his predecessors, he's cautious of being seen as a commissar of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's cultural wing.

Tour operators market global trips to young professionals on a burn-out trajectory, and to "empty nesters" - those who missed the gap year travel timeslot and now find themselves with disposable income, property and career but no kids.

Global trips increased 150percentt year-over-year, excluding China.

The emergence of the Wild Bunch sound system would soon birth Massive Attack, who, alongside Portishead, would ensure global trip-hop domination throughout the 90s and beyond.

80 Days (£3.99) iOS / Android Based on Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days, this app gives the famous tale a steampunk twist, with you taking the role of valet Passepartout, on a global trip with Phileas Fogg.

"Taxing the money received by Shell India is in effect a tax on Foreign Direct Investment (F.D.I ., which is contrary not only to law but also to the spirit of the recent global trip by the finance minister to attract further F.D.I. into India," Ms. Hilton said in the statement.

Correction: February 22 , 2004 Sunday The Practical Traveler column on Feb. 8, about taking children out of school for vacations, misspelled the name of a student who went on a five-month global trip and incorrectly described a parent who took his children on a 10-month snowboarding tour.

Then life may be better expressed as a roulette wheel, at least according to Andrew Gottlieb, whose Gilbert parody, "Drink, Play, F@ k," out in paperback from Black Cat, follows the fictional character Bob Sullivan on a year-long global trip of boozing, gambling, and, yes, fucking, across three continents.