Sentence examples for guided crossing from inspiring English sources

In 2000, the tour outfitter Geographic Expeditions made the first commercially guided crossing of South Georgia Island, off the tip of South America, roughly following the route made by Ernest Shackleton and companions during their successfully audacious rescue trek of 1916.

The price covers accommodation in a double room and three meals daily as well as the following: rentals of downhill and cross-country skis, snowshoes and ice skates; lift tickets at the Marmot Basin downhill ski area; ski shuttle; guided cross-country skiing; massage treatment; dog-sledding and snowmobiles; and the Maligne Canyon ice walk.

In his second spell as club boss, Kernan guided Cross to a 41st county title before they lost to Kilcoo in the quarter-finals of the Ulster Championship.

As an example, their "couples backcountry package" includes guided cross country or snowshoeing for two, gear rental, two-night hotel stay, and Table dinner for two.

Few frameworks exist for acknowledging and assessing the value of such co-benefits of NBS and to guide cross-sectoral project and policy design and implementation.

Forward predictions are not only crucial to predict somatosensory consequences of movements, but may also guide cross-modal sensory mapping (Ramnani, 2006).

Mentors and coaches, both inside and outside the company, must replace managers to guide cross-functional teams.

The Aronson Distinguished Professorship will support a senior academic scholar with a dual appointment in both schools, who will guide cross-disciplinary efforts and pursue a focus on topics related to the Middle East.

This time of year Nordic ski instructors at Frazier Ski and Pack hold classes on weekend mornings and guide cross-country excursions in the afternoon.

The combined use of the RRS and association genetics could help to more effectively guide crosses and speed up the introgression of specific alleles identified as being of interest through the early selection of genotypes derived from crosses.

The aims of this study were to: a) examine what attracted Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian participants to the project, b) describe challenges they faced, and c) draw lessons learned for guiding cross-border health initiatives.