Sentences with phrase «summer work travel»

In jobs that do not allow participants to work alongside U.S. citizens and interact regularly with U.S. citizens and to experience U.S. culture during the workday portion of their Summer Work Travel programs;

Not exact matches

In Esquire, Song said, «My father used to work in the animation industry, so I would travel to California in the summer to surf and skate in places like Santa Monica and Huntington Beach.
Jonathan Brunger, general manager of Adventure Life, a Missoula, Mont. - based small group adventure travel company, estimates that 50 percent of the company's employees bike to work during the summer months.
My father used to work in the animation industry, so I would travel to California in the summer to surf and skate in places like Santa Monica and Huntington Beach.
Vacation days reset at work, so some may start planning spring or summer travel.
As I travel from country to country this summer, I am getting an on - the - ground view of this low yield world and seeing first - hand the variety of economic and monetary policies at work that may differ from those of the United States.
As the son of Franklin Graham, and a fellow preacher with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, he will be travelling to Falkirk in Scotland this summer to continue their work of preaching the Gospel, purely and simply.
After a summer of lazy, a summer of two vacations and a husband (eh, unpaid assistant) always around, making life fun and easy, a mess of busy (new job, work travel for him, book touring for me, a spate of solo parenting of each of us, new preschool, new babysitter, and very important birthday party allatonce) has descended on our recently idyllic lifestyle and, no, I am not handling it with the effortless grace you've come to expect from me.
HS: I'm going to try - I'm working out my summer travel plans and hope to be in town on that week.
Since the time that I was in high school I worked during the year so I could travel in the summer.
I launched a company, had a baby, traveled with the kids, survived a summer with limited childcare while working full time and finally learned to ask and find help.
I was team mom for little league, cheer mom, pta mom, chaperoned school field trips, volunteered as a classroom helper and parent at their schools (when in public school) attended toddler tumbling and mom classes, was a homeschooling parent for one of my kids with leaning disabilities, I didn't have to scramble to figure out what to do about work or where to take my kids for child care if they were sick, I led and was involved with the church groups with my kids, I spent summers with them doing all kinds of things like traveling, visiting grandparents out of town, amusement park trips, swimming, picnics, and hiking, instead of them being stuck with a sitter every summer.
Last summer, returning from an event in London (my work means that I can not always travel at those times of day when all good girls are meant to do so), I found myself on the receiving end of harassment and abuse by a group of «lads».
But I reckoned that if I did an autumn marathon, most of the training would be in Parliament's summer recess, when I'm not having to travel between Scotland and London, or trying to squeeze all my constituency work into Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Gibson doesn't travel in the rarified air of a Hillary Clinton (her national book - signing at Oblong Books on Dec. 7 was sold out hours after it was announced last summer), but he works the lecture circuit, radio interviews and the like.
Similarly, whilst motoring organisations could again cheer another cancelled fuel tax rise (billed as a win for hard working families), airlines and travel firms have been left exasperated by another rise in air passenger duty (APD), which will hike up the costs of summer holidays for those self - same families.
For example, in the Leadership Alliance Summer Research Early Identification Program (SR - EIP), headquartered at Brown, participating students receive a stipend, travel allowance, and housing, and work for eight to 10 weeks with a faculty or research mentor at one of 32 alliance institutions.
As the flowers dried up in the North Carolina summer heat, stationary bees had to work harder to find food while the traveling bees were moved into fields of blooming plants and therefore did better.
I took a break over the summer for a month as I was on vacation and traveling for work (so I was doing just running / body weight circuits).
I'm still working my way slowly but steadily through the long list of travel - inspired recipes from last summer's trip to ten European countries, but of all the recipes that I've tried so far, these Chocolate Sablés (or Chocolate French Butter Cookiesé) are certainly a French - inspired favorite.
I've been fortunate enough to have traveled every summer for the past few years — but this year, it didn't work out for me to plan a getaway.
I'm currently trying to work out a pair of heels to pack - simply as they are never something I bother to travel with, but I am shooting a number of beautiful Spring Summer dresses to share with you while we are over there and I will need a versatile pair to style them with.
(We have London in April, and likely Portland and Washington D.C. this summer when Dave needs to travel for work.
Anyway, we're working on an Aspen travel guide up on the blog soon, in case you're looking for a great spot this summer.
I've had my amazing summer vacations in Capri, Barcelona, and Montana, so this fall I will only travel for work — but luckily to amazing places.
I have been working on plans to return to Cape Cod this summer, and it's always makes for an exciting time when making travel plans.
I got to travel to London and spend two weeks there with one of my best friends, congratulate both my sister and sister - in - law on their engagements, speak at the SBS con, celebrate our one year wedding anniversary, work with some extremely talented bloggers, enjoy a weekend at a spa, soak up another beautiful Chicago summer and travel to Mexico with some of my best girlfriends.
very curious as this was my travel route when i worked as a tour director two summers ago (back in europe now).
Engaging and eye - catching, featured with the popular sequin element, glaring under the summer sunlight; the unique two colors blending design, characteristic but not giddy; you can wear it to work, travel, hang out with your friends or enjoy the wonderful afternoon tea time, one bag for many usages.
Labor Day signaled the end of summer and so the rich would «return home» from vacations / traveling, etc. and stop wearing white after Labor Day because they'd be back in the cities / towns, back at school, maybe back to work... (source, this TIME article was really helpful!)
He often travels for work and because my teaching job leaves my summers open, if the timing is right sometimes I can tag along!
#sendhelp We've got a nutty couple of months coming up traveling for work and friends, so it's been tough trying to fit in a much - needed, family - only getaway before summer hits.
We had the best time traveling all around Italy last summer and I am working hard to figure out a time in the near future when we can head -LSB-...]
This summer I've been traveling so much for work that a much - needed staycation was in order with my husband.
I've been living a transient kind of summer and things are finally settling into a nice routine including donuts, light traveling and solid work days.
Hi thanks for stoping by so describe myself ummmm lol so I am very sweet hard working loves to have a great time I can cook Italian of course;)-RRB--RRB- love to travel shop long drives to nowhere spring / summer is my favorite time cause beach and water are my mix;)-RRB-
School teacher with summers off to have fun, Go camping, work on house, garden, animals and yard, travel, BBQing, hanging out with friends, any where with mountains or water, picnics, concerts, playing tourist, games, garage sales,
I am grateful for good work and I like to play at my summer cabin and take time to travel for my contract i enjoyed it a lot going to many countries.
And I also work with my family plowing snow and in the summer time I also traveled events and state fairs with my family.
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After the introductory camp, the four to five students in the summer program return home for a combination of classes and work, which includes staffing the Mobile Market, a brightly colored biodiesel truck that travels through West Oakland offering healthy, affordable food to residents.
Members of the Student Voice Team will be traveling the state this summer to promote their work to students and the general public.
«As I traveled between Inspired Teaching's summer programs, I felt energized by the sights and sounds of engaged, enthusiastic learners working together.
That means the months of June and July may not be required working months for teachers, so theoretically you can spend your summer relaxing, traveling, spending time with family and friends, or pursuing other interests.
With the summer travel season behind us, it appears that the rule is working as planned.»
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Best known for her work on the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series (read our interview with her on the books here), she's now making her second foray into adult fiction after The Last Summer (of You and Me), your basic first - novel narrative of love and friendship.
The Great Northern Express is the story of how, as I traveled from coast to coast and border to border in the summer of my sixty - fifth year, two journeys seemed to meld into the narrative of one writer's search, in his life and work, for the true meaning of home.
Also, which is better for accessing materials while on foreign travel with a lpatop that may not have a working connection (last summer I used a thumb drive wifi connection from Vodafon in Italy that rarely worked)?
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