Sentence examples for outward course from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in the upward and outward course through the cortex of the stem, a leaf trace dichotomizes to form four bundles that assume two C-configurations in the petiole base.

I think I'm finally ready for that Outward Bound course.

There ought to be an "outward bound" course for White House employees facing exile.

She and I once shared a tent for 52 days while guiding an Outward Bound course in Alaska.

Ms. Blackburn and Mr. Colloton met in February 1997 as participants in a 10-day Outward Bound course in Costa Rica.

Then there was the Outward Bound course that found itself surprised by strong winds and currents off the coast of Baja.

On assignment for a magazine, he signs up for an Outward Bound course and is left for four days on a remote island in Maine.

"Look around this countryside: you guys deserve this," said Bob O'Rourke, a 62-year-old retired marine and one of the instructors for the Outward Bound course.

William tried unsuccessfully to interest him in chess, ball games, bird-watching, sailing, and an Outward Bound course (they got as far as the orientation meeting).

Since his first Outward Bound course in 1983, Don could often be found climbing Kilimanjaro, trekking in Tibet, river rafting in Colorado, or hiking across England, bringing along with him his peers in the publishing industry, so they too could understand the power of Outward Bound and help expose its mission and educational philosophy to countless young people.

He mentions a kid he's been working with who didn't finish year 11 at school but through a project like this went on to complete an outward bound course at college: "Sometimes we lose the idea that youth clubs can be a great avenue for learning".