Sentence examples for make excursions from inspiring English sources
It stops so that passengers can make excursions to glaciers, museums, bird colonies, Arctic villages.
The picture is especially vivid because the show focuses on artists who stayed close to home, unable or, like Rembrandt, unwilling to make excursions to France and Italy.
The mountains' indigenous Kogui community has just granted permission for guests to make excursions to the nearby Laguna Encantada (Enchanted Lagoon) and emerald-green Pozos Sagrados (Sacred Pools).
As John T. Cunningham explained in his 1958 book, "The New Jersey Shore," day-trippers from Philly took advantage of the $1 round-trip fare to make excursions to the shore, especially on Sundays.
This would have allowed Mamet to make excursions into the fields of irony and unintended consequences, which is precisely where many of the best critiques of utopianism have originated.
Still, with Mr. Davis and Mr. DaSilva, he was always eager to make excursions to nightclubs where strobe lights and high-tech beats sent young people bopping and flailing along the dance floor.
He is gaining weight and making excursions outside the hospital.
"Here it is all about taking risks, making excursions.
Indeed, for terrorists making excursions outside the Middle East, Belgian passports are often the document of choice.
The friary was like a monastery, with common life and the divine office in choir, but the friars made excursions, sometimes at great length both in time and distance, for apostolic works, mostly preaching.
The image of "an angry young man" is what Ms. von Otter had in mind when she met Mr. Costello in the early 1990's, although by then he had mellowed and made excursions into country music, jazz and classical music.
