Sentence examples for trip to think from inspiring English sources
Mr. Colloton, then working as a corporate lawyer in New York, said he had gone on the trip to "think through a career change".
Sometimes I need a good road trip to think about public transportation.
In the episode, the parks department goes on a camping trip to think of a way to follow up on the harvest festival, but Leslie struggles to come up with an idea.
To Farocki, gaming is a theatre wherein winning doesn't matter; if it's a trip to think of a 70-year-old artist exploring their hidden corners of games, you should have been at his talk at Berlin's Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt a few weeks ago, which was packed with a cult following of 20somethings.
It's a nice end to the trip, a chance to think about how rivers and roads both cut their ways through the landscape.
An hour before his talk, Lessig left the hotel wearing a charcoal suit, a blue shirt, and black shoes, a uniform that allows him to pack for any trip without having to think but wasn't optimal for Louisiana in August.
Maybe because I'm on this trip I have to think of cycling as a metaphor, but it's clear to me that Samuel Beckett understood bonking: I can't go on, I can't go on, I can't go on, I'll go on.
After two people made sure I found my way to the (quite clean) restrooms when we made a rest stop halfway through the four-and-a-half-hour bus trip, I began to think that traveling in Africa when you're a certain age has its advantages: you get respect you don't find in North America.
The epiphany came when she and her husband, a film and TV composer, heard about a friends' missionary trip and began to think about Hollywood through a different lens.
However, Brendan Moyle, a wildlife economist from Massey University recently back from a research trip to China, thinks that the legal market for ivory is not a catalyst for poaching.
It trips me out to think how radically different my life would likely be if the band Incubus didn't exist.
