Sentence examples for take an excursion from inspiring English sources

"Look alive!" We decided to take an excursion after all, to Nissyros, a volcanic island a two-hour boat ride away.

The Road to Mandalay will not be able to navigate the last set of narrows to Sinbo, 55 miles north of Bhamo, and passengers will take an excursion through them on Zodiacs and, perhaps, small local boats, Mr. Varian said.

You can hire a tuk-tuk for around £9 a day, or £6 half a day, and take an excursion into the lush countryside to see artisanal producers make incense, cotton kramas (traditional Cambodian checked scarves), rice paper, noodles, and rice wine.

There are plans to develop solar power facilities in the area and Ukrainian authorities want to rebrand the exclusion zone as a destination for tourists, who can visit the city on a day trip from the capital, Kiev, and take an excursion around Pripyat, the ghost city near Chernobyl.

After taking in the colonial architecture and ambling along the waterfront, take an excursion to Bokor national park and its eerie abandoned French hill station (entry £9, tours from £15), cave temples in the limestone hills of Phnom Chhnork and Phnom Sorsia, and a pepper farm.

Try searching for the Northern Lights, take an excursion to the Ice Hotel or spend the night in a handmade snow igloo.

Visiting it is like taking an excursion into recent German history.

Alexander takes an excursion to Capri, where he flirts and socializes.

Buying panko, which costs about $2 for 12 ounces, still takes an excursion to a Japanese or Asian market.

In fact, he took an excursion with his wife to visit her son at a summer camp in Wisconsin.

While we have been based in Agadir in the southwest region, a few days ago, we took an excursion a few hours south of Agadir to Sidi Ifni.