Sentence examples for taking participants from inspiring English sources

Taking participants on a philanthropic journey: first listen, then reflect, then give.

If an evacuation is eventually ordered, organizers say they will try to keep the retreat going by taking participants in silence in two vans to a nearby town and housing them in quiet surroundings until they can return.

Pete Calvert, the Varsity trip's organiser, said: "As a result of extremely icy conditions, two of the coaches taking participants back to the UK were involved in a collision last night in north France; however they did not come into contact with each other.

"Above and Beyond," though, is unusual in taking participants behind the scenes at central London's deluxe Corinthia Hotel, to which address one arrives solo before being dispatched on a 75-minute journey through the various public spaces and private suites — and, at one point, the kitchen — of this five-star hostelry, which opened to the public two years ago in May.

He was active in all aspects of the study, including participant recruitment, the actual process of taking participants through the study, and subsequent data analysis.

The four hour-and-a-half sessions will build on each other, taking participants from departmental to interdivisional leadership roles, with the last day focused on keys to directing programs and centers and chairing a committee.

The ride takes participants between the cities via closed roads, cycle paths and quiet back streets.

The Sustainable Food Lab, for example, takes participants on learning journeys to places like Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

The march itself will take participants down Pennsylvania Avenue NW from 12th Street to Third Street.

"Bushwick, Brooklyn" takes participants to two houses, a nursing home and one of the "greenest" blocks in Brooklyn.

For walking speed, the investigators timed how long it took participants to walk 15 feet at their usual pace.