Sentence examples for making a raft from inspiring English sources

Defined as "simple expeditions and challenges which are close to home, affordable and easy to organise," they can involve anything from wild camping on your nearest field to spending a day making a raft to traverse a local stream.

The trust now has to give it regular updates on how surgeries have gone and patients' outcomes, as well as making a raft of changes to its procedures and hiring more staff and ensuring staff are better trained.

Last summer Barca acknowledged their deficiencies in several areas by making a raft of signings, and almost without exception they have proven highly successful.

I survive the Titanic by making a raft out of steerage passengers... and now this".

Despite this context, the chancellor made a raft of announcements targeted at almost everyone.

He was also critical of BBC News management, which he said had made a raft of politically-based appointments with a similar mindset.

Pearce made a raft of substitutions, with Harry Maguire, Derby's Will Hughes – the 17-year-old midfielder becoming the second youngest English player to appear at this level – and Afobe among those coming on to make their Under-21 debuts.

And it moved its best traders to a hedge fund, leaving the B-team to manage the bank's positions.Publicly humbled by a frank report on its failings, the bank has made a raft of changes.

"It's U-shaped, but they sell ottomans that are the same seat height as the couch, so you can push it in and make a raft," Ms. Elliott said.

Noonan said the Senate education and employment committee had made a raft of recommendations to protect small businesses and workers after an inquiry last year but the Turnbull government had not implemented its recommendations.

As a result it has made a raft of changes affecting everything from the way it accounts for VAT deductions to predictions of how much national insurance the government is likely to collect.