Sentence examples for took to exploring from inspiring English sources

EVER since humans took to exploring beyond their front yard, they have sought ways of determining where they are and where they are going.

Great local food I touched down in Hong Kong for the first time in 1998, took to exploring the streets and haven't stopped since.

Rather than read straight through, Bloch took to exploring the diary sporadically, out of time — as if probing a living memory.

The time the animal took to explore Object A (when the animal's snout was directed towards the object at a distance of ≤1 cm) was recorded manually.

Curious visitors have taken to exploring the ruins, and climbing its walls.

In her spare time, she had taken to exploring open houses closer to Rice, particularly in River Oaks.

With nosediving membership of the mainstream political parties and church pews sitting empty, the British public have taken to exploring ideological and aesthetic issues in book festivals, ideas weekends and evening debates in unprecedented numbers.

Having completely explained the universe in his last four Wonders… series, Brian Cox takes to exploring Google Earth in streetview mode, starting from his own Battersea abode ("You can see the roof, look!" he says, wondrously. "That's fascinating, that").

She had difficulty finding the seltzer in her refrigerator, and, not seeing the bottle, which was "hidden" behind a jug of orange juice, she had taken to exploring the refrigerator by hand, groping for a bottle of the right shape.

Now, Kwanza and Honey have taken to exploring, wrestling and playing together.

"If schools teach about religious law, particular care should be taken to explore the relationship between state and religious law.