Sentence examples for taking a map from inspiring English sources

In response to the multitude of hikers, cross-country skiers and others who venture unprepared into the wilderness, become lost and have to call for help, the State of New Hampshire is billing people for rescues stemming from their own negligence, like not taking a map on a hike, wandering away from a group or going out in dangerous conditions.

It is clear that if (MsubsetBbb{R}^{n}) is convex, then M is E-convex by taking a map (E:{Bbb{R}^{n}} to{Bbb{R}^{n}}) as the identity map, but the converse may not be true; see the following example.

Taking a map and a case file with him, Don goes to his childhood home, owned by his father Alan Eppes Judd Hirschh), to take a shower.

Take a map.

Do take a map!

Take a map from the park service kiosk.

Take a map — even the road signs can get tricky.

What you do is take a map, draw a circle on the map.

Follow the signs, keep to the river and take a map.

Yet several sections were remote and exposed, so take a map, plenty of water, a whistle and mobile phone.

They take a map of the world into a local store in Tottenville, at the southern tip of Staten Island.