Sentence examples for making excursions from inspiring English sources
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.
His melodies found their home among the black keys, making excursions as necessary to the white, with the result that the tunes all emerged in the absurd six-sharp thicket of F-sharp major or its corresponding D-sharp minor.
Conrad, an Oxford don whose books include an unconventional study of Hitchcock, writes with erudite agility, making excursions into Romantic poetry, Shakespeare, and the history of radio and film.
Allured by this hope, the Germans were then making excursions to greater distances, and had advanced to the territories of the Eburones and the Condrusi, who are under the protection of the Treviri.
During the course of these fluctuations, population densities make excursions to low densities.
It stops so that passengers can make excursions to glaciers, museums, bird colonies, Arctic villages.
In addition, all sharks made excursions from MPAs and individuals exited and re-entered at consistent locations along the MPA boundaries.
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.
Vance makes excursions into more academic, less personal kinds of writing, combining his story with a sketchy ethnography of the "surprisingly cohesive culture" of his "hillbilly" people.
