Sentence examples for like outward from inspiring English sources

Describing this part of the filming over dinner, he made it sound a lot like Outward Bound.

The plays run largely to things like "Outward Bound" and "Biography," with a sprinkling of Noel Coward.

In 1974, the year Bachmann graduated from high school, she spent the summer on a kibbutz near Beersheba, Israel, with a program that was something like Outward Bound for Christians.

CBS, which had promoted the show as almost exactly that, backed down, explaining that "Kid Nation" was really more of a 40-day character-building exercise, like Outward Bound, but with camera crews and off-camera supervisors.

William Zimmerman, accreditation coordinator for the Association for Experiential Education, whose members include both schools and organizations like Outward Bound, says that outdoor degree programs have increased under many different academic umbrellas: physical education, forestry, environmental education.

Schemes like Outward Bound and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award began to encourage the under-18s into hill walking and hiking in the middle of the twentieth century; at the same time stories of teenagers dying on hills and mountains made headlines.

These results demonstrate that the HAC in pyramidal neurons is mediated predominantly by chloride selective anion currents that behaved with typical VRAC-like outward rectification (Fig. 1B-b, c).

In contrast, the reverse Thr-to-Asp mutations of HR, such as Thr108Asp of HsHR and Thr126Asp of NpHR, fail to convert HR into a BR-like outward proton pump.

I especially liked the outward visibility, which benefits from a low-cut two-piece rear window, and the respectable stereo system, with an in-dash CD changer and excellent controls (on the dash, on the steering wheel, in the backseat and in the cargo area).

Once you yield to the rhythm of their observational power, the slight chill of Sander's encyclopedic scruples falls away, and you are left not with types but with this publisher, that coal carrier, the withered bouquets so unexpectedly held by those nurses, and the boundless mustaches of this unmistakable policeman, which unfurl outward like steam from the funnel of a train.

Inward foreign investment before then tended to flow to the high- and medium-tech areas where its own industry was missing out (cars, electrical engineering, chemicals and the like), while its outward foreign investment flowed into mature, low-tech and consumer-goods industries.