Sentence examples for trip launched from inspiring English sources

A new trip launched by the Earthwatch Institute (earthwatch.org) looks at how climate change impacts on the Chesapeake Bay forests on the Atlantic coastline of the US.

Field Trip launched on Android about a year ago today, and the Glass app was the original target, but the platform wasn't ready for it at the time, Hanke told CNET.

The trip launched on the anniversary of his father's passing, during the 100th anniversary year of the National Park Service, and marks the 12th installment of annual road trips--begun at age 19--to honor his father's love of driving.

But I've basically put my campaign on hold to some degree". Before the United States and NATO went to war in Yugoslavia, McCain had planned to spend yesterday on the first day of a four-day, cross-country trip launching his presidential campaign.

Shoffner died in 2006, and Lewis bought the plane from the Shoffner family the next year and spent millions more to dispatch her and a handful of escorts on a re-enactment of her fateful trip, launching from New Jersey's Teterboro Airport, circling the Statue of Liberty and heading up the Eastern Seaboard, over Greenland and on to England, with refueling stops along the way.

Most of them are part of group expeditions, mainly arduous backpacking and river trips launched from Bettles.

TravelPerk started last year with a basic idea to create a rewards program based around dynamic budgeting for business trips, launching a first version of its product in September.

TravelPerk started last year with a basic idea to create a rewards program based around dynamic budgeting for business trips, launching a first version of its product in September.

You're racing on backroads like a lunatic to fit in an extra three vineyards before closing, and how can you truly enjoy that hot air balloon ride when you're worried about missing the kayak trip launch time?

See our list of the most scenic train rides in the U.S. Traveling through the Peruvian Andes on one of the highest-altitude rail lines in the world, this 48-passenger train trip launches in May, connecting the ancient Incan-turned-Spanish colonial capital of Cusco to the waters and islands of Lake Titicaca and onwards to the volcanic-rock city center of Arequipa.

He went to the moon in 1971 as a scientist and an adventurer, but the trip also launched him into a journey of exploration of the mind and consciousness.