Sentences with phrase «on any excursion on»

Guests will be requested to sign a waiver and indemnity to ensure you are of fit health to go on any excursion on the retreat.

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On one such excursion, a Boeing contact told Wills that the aviation giant expected Africa to emerge as a major growth market.

Privately run ferry services, as well as tourist excursions, are thriving along the Pacific Northwest coast and on the Great Lakes.

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At the beginning of Jim Koch's new book about his adventures building the Boston Beer Company, our hero bails on a Harvard MBA to spend three years leading grueling, off - the - grid excursions for the famous outdoor education program.

All that said, one could say it's hard to put a price on a several weeks» excursion to exotic countries, complete with organized outings to get a true cultural experience.

At the time cycling tours tended to focus on point - to - point excursions.

Not only did he go on six excursions at Navy SEAL «kill houses,» he seriously considering trying to join the SEALs before his agent talked him out of it.

Still, the McCurry family makes a point to go on vacation and went on a seven - week excursion to Mexico last year.

On some sites, viewers were offered the chance to win a gig as a stylist at a photo shoot — and a shopping excursion at Express.

Now, the company hosts excursions on a glamorously outfitted 757.

Among her main concerns was that the private island will funnel visitation and excursion revenues away from Nassau — which relies heavily on the cruise tourism economy.

You've now accomplished the impossible, a stress free and fully planned excursion to work on yourself.

Some companies organize tree - planting excursions for groups of employees, who can enjoy nature, feel a sense of teamwork, and make a positive impact on the environment.

Whether it's planning a company - wide excursion in the great outdoors, or meticulously measuring employee happiness (and adjusting accordingly), their standout strategies and insights can give you a leg up on the road to a winning company culture.

Ten Thirty One launched with the Haunted Hayride, based on the Halloween farmland excursions that are a childhood staple in Carbone's native Connecticut.

They tend to direct a maximum amount of thought to the message being received, leaving a minimum amount of time for mental excursions on sidetracks leading away from the talker's thought.

For others on newly strict budgets, thrift stores allow them to still feel the thrill of the shopping treasure hunt while spending a fraction of the equivalent excursion to the mall.

A voyage with Regent Seven Seas Cruises includes all - suite accommodations, round - trip domestic air and business - class air on intercontinental flights from U.S. and Canada, highly personalized service, exquisite cuisine, fine wines and spirits, unlimited internet access, sightseeing excursions in every port, gratuities, ground transfers and a pre-cruise hotel package for guests staying in concierge - level suites and higher.

These items included a private in - home wine tasting for 10 with famed wine authority, tickets to Springsteen on Broadway, a relaxing five - night stay on the white sands of Aruba, and a seven - day excursion on The World, the largest privately owned, residential yacht on earth.

When I was a teenager growing up on Long Island, one of my favorite excursions was a trip to see the great Gilded Age mansions of the North Shore.

Father Wojtyla integrated all of his passions seamlessly and groups of students and young families often joined him on hikes, ski trips, and paddling excursions.

To interpret that «common good» in «neutral,» individualistic terms, or to believe that the best representative body is a group of nine unelected judges who impose such neutrality on everybody because of their latest excursion into Professor Tribe's political philosophy, is to distort the Constitution beyond recognition.

Examining the successful use of Scripture on the part of Bill Clinton and George Bush, and the unsuccessful use by Joe Lieberman and John Kerry ¯ not to mention Howard Dean's absurd excursion into the New Testament book of Job ¯ Berlinerblau demonstrates that biblical citations are most effective in American political rhetoric when they are (1) sparse, (2) positive, (3) vague, (4) shallow, and (5) veiled.

Yet these sociological excursions, as it turned out, had an indirect effect on my thinking about religion.

In 1526, just thirty - four years after Columbus» first excursion, El Capitán Gonzalo de Oviedo noted that on the Spanish Main, «Indians everywhere grow it in gardens and farms with much diligence and attention because they eat it continuously with almost all their food.»

Calling his excursion Jefferson's Journey, Zoeller set sail on July 7 down the river system of Middle America aboard a 23 - foot Sea Pro boat with two barrels of bourbon.

Allow me to guide your excursion down the flavor river of deliciousness to a grilled steak salad provided by Andria's House Salad Dressing and Andria's Brush On Steak Sauce (A.B.O.S.S.).

Between practical culinary classes, lectures on nutrition, business aspects of the food industry & food safety along with gastronomy seminars, tastings and excursions, I have no doubt that it's going to be a mentally stimulating and enjoyable 3 months.

It was so much fun seeing new cities, traveling through small towns, meeting people, and going on a ton of tours & excursions!

Stewed fruit is perhaps the best way to use up all of that fruit you've hoarded on a fruit picking excursion.

Weaver's excursion days are held on the same days as the Chile Pepper Food Festival in nearby Bowers, co-organized by Markey.

Our new culinary adventure — set sail on the One & Only yacht for a fishing excursion followed by a private cooking lesson and special cocktail experience.

So, on my first grocery excursion in our new neighborhood in Austin I could have gotten all bent out of shape when I didn't find my usual whole organic chicken.

The Aztecs used them for endurance on their hunting excursions.

This morning I hit the pavement vowing never to go on such an extended excursion without my running shoes again and then made a big pot of soup for dinner.

«After an excursion through the Sutro Baths or a hike on Lands End trail, our Bloody Mary has become a staple in the experience this beautiful, historic district of San Francisco and we're excited to make it available beyond our restaurant.

In Alaska, for instance, it's common to take a can of pepper spray with on walks and other outdoor excursions just in case.

Baldwin discovered a trove of unopened hummus on one of his dumpster excursions.

Among the delights of a getaway to the Viceroy Riviera Maya are refined Mexican cuisine accented with international influences at La Marea, Mexican - Mediterranean dishes cooked on wood - burning grills at the seaside Coral Grill, a palm - ringed lagoon pool, fitness center, day beds at the beach, and a pier where guests enjoy massages, romantic dinners and are conveniently picked up by boat for snorkeling, diving and other excursions.

This farm to fork experience is sure to take attendees on a culinary excursion.

Family Fun Speaking of children, CasaMagna Marriott provides access to a myriad of nearby activities and excursions that allow participants of all ages to revel in Puerto Vallarta's beauty and bounty both on land and at sea.

Last summer we went on a cruise to the Caribbean Islands, and when our ship stopped in St. Lucia, we took a catamaran to a remote part of the island as part of a shore excursion.

In the 31 years since, he has sailed into every harbor on the Maine coast, raised crops and cattle, guided on Merrymeeting Bay, won the state skeet championship, married the attractive daughter of an old Maine market hunter and guide (it was kind of a shotgun wedding: they went duck shooting before and after the ceremony), sold boats and finally settled into the excursion - boat business.

They were also close off the field, making excursions for barbecued ribs on road trips and regularly whipping their teammates at cards the night before games.

What this means is that after travelling the far corners of Europe during mid-week, Arsene Wenger's men will be on the road again in the Premier League during the weekend, with Arsenal facing away trips to Manchester City, Chelsea, Everton, Southampton and Burnley directly after European excursions.

Ruth, who could double his salary in those days on barnstorming excursions, considered the rule unfair, so he openly defied it, suggesting that Landis «go jump in a lake.»

They swapped places several times on the final two laps, with the fight including off - track excursions, corner cutting, weaving and wheel - to - wheel contact.

It took fortuitous circumstances for him to be there this May, and with Monaco and the «500» regularly falling on the same weekend, a return excursion seems unlikely anytime soon.

Last season's victory at Everton put the seal on a season long respite from the traditional northwest travel sickness with a once in a lifetime haul of three wins and a draw from the away - day excursions to Liverpool and Manchester.