Sentence examples for schedule of trips from inspiring English sources
Like other local botanical gardens, the Mary Flagler Cary Arboretum Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., has a full schedule of trips and horticultural and crafts classes.
The New York State School Boards Association reports a range of decisions, from total bans on student travel to a regular schedule of trips.
The discussions kicked off a schedule of trips to the US, China, Japan and South Korea over the next few months.
Maya Wild's contact with the group involved travelling also; a weekly schedule of trips across Leeds to other communes, a routine that "seemed normal at the time".
The discussions kick off a schedule of trips to the US, China, Japan and South Korea over the next few months, as Javid starts the process of refashioning the UK's trade ties.
The already depressed local economy means that the out-of-school opportunities offered by Treviglas are enormously valuable to its students: a busy schedule of trips includes a much-loved ski holiday and organised work experience to far-flung parts of the globe.
Designated art faculty from Ithaca and Rome plan a rich schedule of field trips that relate to the art curriculum.
Still, Vatican officials say he is lucid and able to work, and still plans a grueling schedule of foreign trips beginning in May.
At the Newark airport, there is a plane taking off every thirteen-and-a-half minutes; there is a daily schedule of eighty-four trips, and most of the lines lead to Chicago where they deploy to the West and the South.
The patients who would need ART immediately would have an accelerated schedule of encounters: trip 3 would be within a week of the second trip and would generate two encounters: one with a clinician authorized to prescribe ART (mid-level medical technicians have been authorized to prescribe ART since June of 2006), and an encounter with a social worker to review the care plan.
Mears, too, seeks out subtle images in quiet moments; photography is something he "absolutely" does for himself, squeezed around the hectic schedule of his TV trips.
