Sentence examples for trips designed from inspiring English sources

That does not include the undetermined but growing number of trips with just grandchildren and grandparents -- either trips designed that way or because neither parent could get away.

Of special interest is the Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary Series, www.nr.nps.gov/nr/travel, a collection of 31 regional trips designed by the National Register in cooperation with communities, regions and heritage areas.

"I am appalled that you would curtail and cancel civic and cultural trips designed to enhance our students' lives based on the fear of something happening due to terrorist activity," she wrote.

In another sign of the rising interest, Mountain Travel Sobek, an adventure-travel tour operator in El Cerrito, Calif., and Alpenglow Spa, in Big Sky, Mont., have joined to offer MTS Yoga Adventures, trips designed around yoga, meditation, massage and "meaningful cross-cultural exchanges".

The territory is also home to a population of polar bears, and trips designed to increase tourists' chances of spotting a polar bear are common.

Shedd Aquarium wants to get nature lovers out of the aquarium — and the city — with trips designed to put people even closer to marine life.

The trip designed to bring us back together tore us apart for good, and it was a considerably sorrier me that boarded the Limited back to New York.

He is displaying what he has learned during a five-day New Hampshire visit, an ambitious trip designed to introduce him to voters and introduce his family to the obstacle course a presidential race entails.

His visit to the state on Tuesday is billed as an official White House trip designed to put pressure on lawmakers to pass his latest proposals to spur job creation in the nation's sluggish economy.

Mr. Biden, in a statement that the Obama camp e-mailed to reporters, said the comments were "a disturbing start to a trip designed to demonstrate Governor Romney's readiness to represent the United States on the world's stage".

WASHINGTON — President Nicolas Sarkozy of France travels to the United States on Monday for a two-day trip designed to underscore his close cooperation with President Barack Obama on Afghanistan, Iran and other issues, and apparently to make a statement about their personal relationship.