Sentence examples similar to passage trips from inspiring English sources

BC Ferries' 15-hour Port Hardy-Prince Rupert Inside Passage trip costs CA$150pp one way (children CA$75) and CA$350 per vehicle.

The United States, meanwhile, accuses Cuba of putting up barriers to "legal and orderly" migration to the United States -- obstacles that have prompted thousands to risk the dangerous passage trip through the Florida Straits on rickety boats.

WHERE do Israeli high school students commonly go on "rite-of-passage trips"?

It was one of those rite-of-passage trips that he thought was very important.

Rite-of-passage trips to the death camps, like the one Ms. Sagir took, are now standard for high school students.

Players overshoot octaves resulting in squeaky ninths; rapidly repeated tremolando notes that add urgency to the orchestral score are rendered through dogged sawing; pizzicato passages trip over themselves in haplessly imprecise rhythms.

So there are autobiographical sections; historical descriptions of Kentucky; colour passages about trips to the Derby and horse-race sales; and brief accounts of the evolution and history of equus ferus caballus.

"One of my present interests is indeed the passage, or trip, of the artwork from one medium to another," Leggero says.

The quoted passage concerns a trip I made, while in the Nixon White House, to Moscow.

The books (with estimates starting at a few hundred dollars each) document successes like Roald Amundsen's Northwest Passage expedition, along with trips that degenerated into scurvy outbreaks and cannibalism.

Both scripts are flawed by a running gag that the passage of time has tripped up.