Sentences with phrase «somewhere along the travels»

Now I actually purchased another lipgloss, but I've seemed to have lost it somewhere along the travels... and I'm hoping it turns up soon.

Not exact matches

The Manning clan travels well, and little bro and dad — along with Cooper, the forgotten eldest brother, and momma Olivia — will be tucked away somewhere behind the glass of one of MetLife Stadium's climate - controlled suites.

Somewhere along the way, we were given a Chicco fold - up travel stroller that we have never used, but we keep «just in case» that is currently gathering dust in our storage unit.

They had been traveling through the undergrowth on a crescent moon night with no fixed destination and no notion of where they were, whether it was a field in Buckinghamshire, the Yorkshire Dales or somewhere along the M1 from Staples Corner to Watford.

It's not Neil Gaiman (but it's almost that good), it's not typically YA (despite the teenage protagonists), it's not easily categorised (it's somewhere between metaphysics, magic and uhh, time travel, along with a really vivid depiction of a family failing to deal with grief and completely falling apart).

Whether you're from Wisconsin or Japan — or somewhere in - between — traveling will naturally make you more interested in the world around you, increasing the likelihood that you'll pick up some memorable geography and cultural lessons along the way.

When traveling, there's a high probability that something somewhere along the way won't go as expected.

On the other hand, donors who travel to come in may have questionable histories if their owners missed a preventative health care step somewhere along the way.

But somewhere along the way, credit cards have become an indispensable tool to enjoy awesome travel perks.

Whether you are traveling in a exotic foreign place, somewhere far from home you are bound to meet new people along the way.

If you're travelling from Melbourne to Port Fairy you might like to consider staying somewhere along the way — it's a long trip.

Stronger downward transport of water mass must be balanced by upwelling somewhere else, and this occurs in regions of divergence (Ekman suction)- along the equatorward travelling arms of the gyres, and along the equator itself.

Even if you simply traveled somewhere else, it does not mean that you did not learn something along the way.