Sentences with phrase «people beating a path»

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The best people see the problem and beat a path to the exit, to take new outside opportunities, and only the ineffective ones will remain.

You might even start thinking «Hey, if so many people pray to Edward, maybe he is real...» and like so many others you might take the path of least resistance and figure «If I can't beat um, I'll join um» and the glitter makeup and Team Edward T - Shirt sales will continue to rise.

People who make natural wine aren't trying to get rich, and are often in regions that are a little bit cheaper because they're off the beaten path.»

I know Variety is definitely a bigger news outlet and is therefore more likely to do its due diligence, but if this person or people fooled Terez Owens, why couldn't they also do it with Variety when it comes to a world that is a bit off of their usual beaten path?

The City Mini GT Double, like the single version, has smaller all - terrain wheels, so you can take this stroller off the beaten path without having to worry about people tripping over the wheels.

Then they are the zillion non-race related crimes like women being raped and beaten senseless in Central Park, people being pushed off subway platforms into the path of incoming trains and the list goes on and on and on.

He mentioned that, they are beating a path as the first in Ghana to institutionalize the visionary leadership of a former President whose post-president life has been fully dedicated to furthering the well - being of his people and humanity.

Ever visited a tour - book - recommended, «off - the - beaten - path» vacation destination only to look around the train car or hotel lobby to see dozens of people carrying the same travel guide?

When she isn't busy thinking about diversity issues in and out of the yoga world or wondering why people wear makeup to hot yoga classes, she's usually either playing with her pugs, working in her organic garden, baking cookies for friends or taking long road trips to off - the - beaten - path places.

I traveled the world, went off the beaten path, faced my fears, endured obstacles, and got to know people with different stories and experiences.

This benefits any woman that likes to travel off the beaten path to gain new experiences and to meet exciting people.

The Hidden Gem: Want to see something off the beaten path, a title rarely mentioned when people talk about the films of Maurice Pialat?

The ubiquitous racism taints everything in Easy's path: cops arrest and beat him with impunity; white teens assault him when he casually chats with a white woman; and everywhere the glances from white people confused as to why a Negro would be walking around the white part of town.

The Hidden Gem: Want to see something off the beaten path, a title rarely mentioned when people talk about the films of William Friedkin?

The Hidden Gem: Want to see something off the beaten path, a title rarely mentioned when people talk about the films of George Miller?

The Hidden Gem: Want to see something off the beaten path, a title rarely mentioned when people talk about Wes Anderson?

Gen is for people who have never read manga, but want something off the beaten path.

We live totally off the beaten path, and I've pretty much abandoned things like showing up somewhere to sign books but end up directing people to the restrooms.

She exclusively writes about Asia off the beaten path, exploring places, activities, and cultures most people miss.

Although many people tend to just visit the cities of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, Cambodia has so many off the beaten path places to visit and see.

We always admire people like Kevin and Fiona Record who have the vision and the determination to create something wonderful in totally off - the - beaten - path destinations...

Join us as we delve into David's deep passion for the Indonesian Dayak people, the importance of sustainable and conscious travel as well as the importance to get off the beaten path and connect with locals when traveling.

While party people flying in to party all weekend at Bar 25 or Berghain might not be our main audience, I suspect many still want to know about a relaxed Sunday brunch option, a park to fall asleep in (or have a BBQ in) or an off - the - beaten - path stroll.

Typically people doing home exchanges are flexible travelers who prefer to design their own trip and tend to be more open to getting off the beaten path.

When you find a local, off the beaten path place to dine, you can get a perspective how people live.

With more and more people looking for hidden getaways and exciting travel destinations off the beaten path, it's no wonder that Belize has garnered a strong focus lately.

Failing a hospitality exchange, consider staying in a monastery for accommodation which is a little further off the beaten path — this kind of accommodation is usually pretty basic with just a bed and a desk, and bread and butter for breakfast, though cost wise will start from around $ 50 per person for private accommodation or around half that for a dorm.

Off the beaten path, this quirky adventure will give you a unique insight into the people and «mariposas» of Mexico.

«For starters, these kinds of experiences can have an important impact on the local community — when you get off the beaten path you spread your tourist dollars (or euros or pounds or...) with more people, and often with people that would not normally benefit from mainstream tourism.

«One of the most impactful experiences that we can have when traveling is getting off the beaten path, stepping beyond the isolated resorts, immersing ourselves in local cultures, and engaging with local people.

Traveling off the beaten path, staying in homestays, and getting immersed in a community can be wonderful ways for travelers to interact with local people and gain a deeper understanding of their culture and experiences.

I'm a pure travel junkie but this is probably something you could expect me to say Yes, I love traveling to off the beaten path places, very often with people I met somewhere on the way or simply solo.

I also continued writing in other platforms, but the unexpected blessing of the year is getting the chance to talk about my passion for traveling and give tips from what I have learned along the way, thanks to a speaking invitation from TravelYoung, a group of young travelers who organize trips for people who want the usual or the off the beaten path.

This full - day guided trip from Puerto Plata to Samaná, Cayo Levantado and El Limón takes you from safari truck to horseback to boat to see hidden coves, off - the - beaten - path waterfalls and a tropical paradise eons from most people's ordinary lives.

This country is probably the least visited Asian country which makes it prime for people who want to escape the touristy destinations and explore more off beaten paths.

Head to Facebook or Reddit and look for the local communities to see if people want to meet up or have any recommendations of things to see off the beaten path.

Edgy Mix — A travel and lifestyle blog offering up the best in travel, fashion and lifestyle advice, tips, recommendations, guides and more Elena's Travelgram — A Ukraine girl living in France and getting lost around the world Endlessly Changing Horizons — Miranda and Dylan run a wonderful travel blog where they blog about expat life in Scotland and travel in Europe Epic Curiosity — One more trip, one more bite, one more beer Erika's Travels — Insights and anecdotes from a life on the road Erohisms — Join Rob and Lina as they share stories on their $ 1000 per person / month journey Escaping Abroad — James is mad about travelling around the world with a specific emphasis of escaping abroad and get into unknown adventures Escaping London — Traveling the world cheaply and having fun eTramping — A frugal travelling couple that loves to travel like tramps around the world for less than $ 25 a day making the most of their journeys E Travel Blog — This is a great site to come for the best tips for off the beaten path places and trip ideas around the world that will inspire you Eurail Travels — A travel blog with a specific and refined focus on European train travel adventures.

Our favorite thing about being travel bloggers is the opportunity to explore the world's off - the - beaten - path ecotourism destinations, spending time getting to know the local people and their cultural traditions, and sharing those stories with our readers in an emotionally resonant way.

Avoid getting off the beaten path in Belize City, and discourage people from following you around, claiming to be tour guides.

I love getting off the beaten path and always try to encourage others to do the same, so writing and showing photos about those places will hopefully get people inspired.

If you'd like to Rock The Casbah yourself in Tangiers, Nick Andriani, who's spent more time wandering further off the beaten path in North Africa and the Middle East than most people I know, has an introduction to Tangiers in his blog.

Love that you travel to so many off the beaten path destinations that other people don't really consider.

Some people find the main story so compelling that even though they want to wander off the beaten path, they end up clawing as fast as they can through the core story.

It's the beaten path to retirement, and it works for a lot of people.