Sentence examples for many field trips from inspiring English sources
Jeter does not want to miss many field trips.
The toy fair is one of many field trips undertaken by Orenstein in her effort to stem the frothy pink tide of princess products threatening to engulf her young daughter.
In 1925, during the first of her many field trips to the South Seas, she gathered material for the first of her 23 books, Coming of Age in Samoa (1928; new ed., 2001), a perennial best seller and a characteristic example of her reliance on observation rather than statistics for data.
Seems that last week's magical voyage to illustrate the wonders of evolution didn't sit right with Mrs. Franklin, who assured me that Earth was six thousand years old, that "evolution" isn't a word, and that God no longer wanted her daughter in my "classroom of deceit and far too many field trips".
After the disappearance history documents in exacting detail Margaret Mead's many field trips to the South Pacific.
The school system didn't have many field trips planned to Baltimore City within the next week, Johnson said, but chose to cancel the trip out of precaution under advice school system officials received from the Maryland Center for School Safety. .
These were people whose careers were forged from accurate knowledge collated on many arduous field trips or from years of painstaking research and in I would come for a few hours and say "Ooh I like that, what fun!" Did I see them flinch?
Belcampo will replace longtime Grand Central butcher Economy Meats, the carniceria that has been a highlight of so many foodie field trips, even if few people actually bought the whole pig's heads on display there.
It's the only day my husband has off, and many family field trip spots are closed.
But he talked the buyer into trading him a piece for an orange miniata and many years of field trips.
On many of the field trips that committee members took, efforts were made to ensure that they serendipitously encountered someone who spoke their language or shared a common interest.
