(A word to the wise: the hotel quite rightly recommends that you bring your own footwear; vintage shoes can be delicate and not suitable for jaunting about in).
However, he says, such jaunting about the world is no longer an optional extra, but essential for many senior archaeologists either to earn a living, or to impress their universities back home and secure future research funding.
And in Great Britain, a relatively benign landmass that enjoys a pleasant climate, humans currently jaunt about their business sporting fleece, polyester and scientific materials designed to withstand the extreme rigours of Himalayan peaks and Arctic tundras.
The jaunt took about 20 minutes, but that was more than enough time for the e-tron to show off.
Maxine Waters of the Congressional Black Caucus is upset that Obama is not taking his "Talk About Jobs" jaunt to any African-American communities, and Tapper wants to know what Axelrod thinks about alienating her.
In Uganda, there are pedestrians everywhere: schoolchildren walk to school, adults stroll to work, elderly people go for jaunts about town.
My boyfriend, Kirk, had billed the trip last fall as a wine-tasting jaunt about an hour west of the heart of Napa, and I had spent the hour-and-a-half drive north from San Francisco picturing low, rolling land, blanketed with grape vines behind carved vineyard signs in gold lettering.
In a jaunt about London in the mid-1890's Max Beerbohm, the essayist, came upon a gentleman of such refined taste that there was "not one accessory, from the butterfly that alights above his shirtfront to the jewels planted in his linen" that was inappropriate to "the occasion of the coming day".
One survivor told Maher how Kapaun would carry a bucket on his furtive jaunts about the camp, to make it look as though he were on a chore if confronted.
Had the U.N. and U.S. opened diplomatic relations with Nagorno-Karabakh, Secret Service special agents likely would have trailed Sahakyan on his jaunt about the Southland.
But she was sanguine about the possibility, having started her career in London, where jaunting far and wide for shows was the norm.
