It's a journey through which I've learned about what to do, and what not to do, when dealing with disease.
It's a collection of things I've come across and just could not resist, or extensions of this global culture explorer's journey, through which I've been introduced to experiences beyond my wildest dreams.
Immigration reform is a very sensitive issue which should be carefully thought about and not living out the journey through which our ancestors and forefathers became citizens of this country.
We show that these narratives are structured according to the metaphorical framework of the journey, through which actors envision and make sense of personal transformation.
Most importantly, we show that these identity narratives are structured according to the metaphorical framework of the journey, through which actors envision and make sense of personal transformation over time (Lakoff and Johnson, 1980).
Thousands of migrant labourers annually journey through Iloilo City, which is linked by rail with Roxas, on the northern coast, to Negros's sugar plantations.
We all loved Boggle, the dictionary game, articulate (also known as the hat game), and the board game Journey Through Europe, which was a slow, gentle potter from, say, Poland to Greece – the first to do their journey being winner.
That journey through India, which included dodging trucks that seemed intent on running me off the road and steering around grisly accidents, was a lesson in survival and the start of two decades as a reporter, mostly in Asia with the International Herald Tribune.
The Vatican has said that Pope Francis' journey through Mexico, which takes him from the southern state of Chiapas to the northern border with Texas, symbolically traces the route of migrants trying to reach the United States.
Ham's Answers in Genesis organization also offers an illustrated children's primer called "Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time," which features dinosaurs frolicking around the "beginning of time" in the Garden of Eden.
This journey through electronics, which formerly had been recognized as a "clean" industry, begins in the mines that supply many of the raw materials including copper, aluminum, lead, gold, zinc, nickel, tin, silver, and iron used in modern electronics.
