Ideally they wanted to visually express the "inner trip" of the music listening experience in all its kaleidoscopic splendor.
AMOD systems might in some cases just cover the first/last mile segment of an inner-city trip (i.e. to/from the subway station) and in other cases enable a practical way to implement a convenient public transportation system in the first place.
I was at the Holiday Inn in Marble Arch and I met the B-52's in the elevator and I loved that band …" During the trip, Inner City played at north London's Town & Country Club [now HMV Forum] in Kentish Town to around 3,000 serious ravers.
In Frances Itani's Requiem, a road trip west became an extended metaphor for an inner journey, with many side trips, through the driver's long-neglected memories, while in Lynn Coady's The Antagonist, a man psychologically dismembers himself in order to become whole.
His pushing has led to a partial breakdown of social and class divisions, to the point where even white folk from upper-class Johannesburg – along with a host of political celebs – make the trip to inner Soweto regularly.
Over the past four years, Le Pen and members of her inner circle have made several trips to Moscow, where they've met with officials including the Deputy Prime Minister and the speaker of the Duma; her contacts reportedly include politicians who have been sanctioned by the E.U. in response to the Ukraine crisis.
During off-seasons, he has chaperoned inner-city students on educational trips to New York and Boston.
The Messenger began its trip through the inner solar system six and a half years ago, and it entered orbit around Mercury on March 17.
Brainstorm (1983) was planned as spectacular trip into the inner mind utilising Trumbull's revolutionary Showscan process, a large-format, high-speed film technique offering images that would be indistinguishable from reality.
Following a circuitous trip through the inner solar system, the craft will become only the second to visit mysterious Mercury and the first to orbit it for long-term study.
