Sentence examples for term trip from inspiring English sources

Andy Pemberton, a music journalist writing for Mixmag, coined the term "trip hop" in June 1994 to describe "In/Flux" and similar tracks being spun in London clubs at the time.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of both Nearly God and Pre-Millennium Tension, THUMP had the rare opportunity to speak with Tricky who is not exactly a fan of rehashing the past about the challenge of following up an album as hotly hyped up as Maxinquaye was at the time and the moves he made in 1996 to ensure his career wouldn't be defined by the term "trip-hop".

These opportunities range from short-term vacation or January term trips, where you take along your own professors, to semester- or year-long programs, where you take the deep plunge into the academic life of a foreign university and study alongside students from around the world.

This is better for cross-country trips or for long term trips.

Should be around about now-ish, so definitely in time for that half-term trip.

On a spring half-term trip to Belgium, we visited the town of Baarle-Hertog – or Baarle-Nassau if you're Dutch; it sits right on the border.

A longer-term trip, nine months teaching in Ecuador offered on a charity's behalf by the travel firm GVI, costs £3,995, which includes charges for food and accommodation but not flights.

President Clinton even considered an end-of-term trip to North Korea, but was talked out of it by aides who feared that the North was not ready to make real concessions.

He has had to write "cheat sheets for my wife on what happens when the washing machine doesn't work, or the hot water goes out" — things that would hot have mattered on a 12-day absence, but which become important on a long-term trip.

Medical terms trip off his tongue with the same ease that he navigates the fashion world and his enthusiasm, New Yorker's charm and genuine passion for what he does has made him a trusted friend in the rare disease community.

I'd never visited India; I'd never even been on a long-term trip.