Sentence examples for jaunt out from inspiring English sources
ON a recent jaunt out to eastern Long Island, I stopped at a nursery in Water Mill and thought I'd walked into the hanging gardens of Babylon.
TAKE A RIDE Hop on bus 81 from the bus station (1) for a half-hour, €1.30 (90p) scenic jaunt out to the chi-chi Riviera town of St-Jean Cap Ferrat.
A 10-minute jaunt out of town is a quirky attraction worth searching out: the Music House Museum, a converted 1908 barn housing a stellar collection of automatic musical instruments including a 1924 Wurlitzer theater organ, a gorgeous 1917 Estey pipe organ and an 18-foot-high Mortier dance organ from Belgium, hand-carved out of rosewood in 1922 and sounding like a full, festive band.
Just a short jaunt out of town is one of the oldest cemeteries in Peru, the Ventanillas de Otuzco (Otuzco Windows), which dates back more than 3,500 years.
Redpoint Ventures Founder/Managing Director Tim Haley incubated Jaunt out of their Sand Hill Road offices, and sees AR/VR as "a continuum of media types to augment our world with rich media across most sectors.
It might be a trek to a traditional sacred site or a jaunt out in the countryside.
To write a novel about a whaling voyage is a brave business — the author is inevitably asking readers to ignore that other whale in the room — but this leg of the jaunt turns out to be less "Moby-Dick" and more "Treasure Island".
In fact, many trips to visit friends at home are being replaced by jaunts out with friends, reckons Oriel Sullivan of Oxford University.The ONS's national well-being survey suggests that socialising with friends is still one of the most popular pastimes.
Fagan, presumably on slow news days, started taking jaunts out to the middle of the street to plant flowers and tend the two-foot-diameter circular plot.
My Jersey jaunt brought me out to Millburn, New Jersey's Paper Mill Playhouse -- this year's Tony award designee as outstanding regional theater.
This jaunt sees him step out in support of his second album, In Our Nature.
