Sentence examples for trip trip from inspiring English sources
Peter Baker discusses the foreign policy focus ahead of Mitt Romney's overseas trip, Trip Gabriel explains why prospects for gun control are dim, Adam B. Ellick reports on an alternative economy in Florida and David Leonhardt looks at the big political issues of our time, which will be featured in The Agenda series.
(The Trip is, among other things, a wonderful satire on foodism, and the zeitgeisty truth that eating expensive food is now what middle-aged men do together: indeed, two men of my acquaintance went on a The Trip trip, eating in some of the same restaurants, and learned from one arch waiter that they were far from alone in their pilgrimage).
Commute trip: trip from home to office/school.
This road trip trip didn't have a lot of time so Boulder was not part of the plan, yet I kept getting tweets from @attnhomes asking me to visit.
Footnote: Watching that section of "Orchestra" I was reminded of how I was struck, on a recent trip trip to Israel, by a similar passion for the arts and intellectual achievement.
Speaking to 2GB, Abbott expressed concerns that the role was not "fair dinkum" and insisted that he didn't want to trip "trip over the toes" of the Indigenous Affairs minister.
Pre-processing of raw GPS location traces data into trips (trip segmentation). 3.
Number of trips per person Mode of transport Main mode of transport (for a specific trip [purpose]) Modal-Split (of all modes used on a trip, including intermodal trips) Trip purpose Trip duration Route choice Travel distance Travel length Travel speed Time spent on travelling, duration Number of journeys Departure time/arrival time.
Safety, e.g. number of fatalities, injuries; Comfort, e.g. comfort level; Mobility, e.g. trip length, number of trips, trip duration or modal shift; Penetration rates, e.g. percentage of potential users actually using the system; and.
Tripping– Tripping is a hospitality network where travelers meet locals for tips, shared cups of coffee and even home stays.
About 64% of the tours were trip-tour (i.e. with a single outward and one return trip); the remaining 36% were tours made up of three or more trips (trip-chain), in which two or more activities were combined.
