Sentence examples for no jaunt from inspiring English sources

As for the bachelor party, Ms. Nicholl contends that there will be no jaunt to South Africa, as the tabloids would have it, but a more controlled evening or weekend of fun far away from London with Mr. Pelly as both ringmaster and guardian.

Even if this time it seems a no-sweat jaunt.

There were no more extended breaks, no more jaunts, no more magic.

And there's no hiding, no teary jaunts off to America or the Caribbean.

And so on 15 November 1992 he announced one final jaunt, the No More Tours tour – a pun on his No More Tears album.

We draft no grand plans for our brief jaunt, no treks to the Empire State Building, nor excursions to Coney Island; instead we fill our 48 hours in the city happily pottering.

No more jaunts to Kenya to walk with leopards.

Sandy Spots Even beach lovers no longer satisfied with jaunts to the Caribbean or Mexico are finding places out of reach of the average traveler.

The final flight was to be a morning pleasure jaunt, no more challenging for Fossett than a dip in the hot tub for Michael Phelps.

Linklater also looks upon the puppyish, peach-skinned beauty of these college athletes in a way that no jockish campus jaunt of the 80s would have done: a celebratory gaze, in one sense, but laced with awareness that this too shall pass.

Before "Move," a supersize garage-rock jaunt with no edge but the faintest shadow of swing, Mr. Millard announced, "This would be a good time, if you have any rhythm whatsoever, to shake what the good Lord gave you".