Sentences with phrase «time in the summer exploring»

There's nothing like spending time in the Summer exploring and creating mini scrapbooks.

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Summer has finally arrived in London, which means it's time to explore more seasonal recipes and this juice is the perfect way to start.

While the momstown national team have all been to Fern a few times together, we haven't really had the time during our conferences to explore the property and enjoy all the activities that Fern Resort offers in the spring and summer.

Summer means changing the rules — stay up later, eat outside, have dessert, forget your shoes, get dirty, stay in your bathing suit (or PJs) all day, take your time to explore and take in all that you miss during the busy school year.

As summer rolls in, we invite you to enjoy some leisure time exploring hot topics in natural health!

I spent time in Portland last summer, but we want to go back and explore more of the coast.

If you have been identified (or identified yourself) as the Summer season, take some time to explore the wide range of colors in the Summer color swatch.

I'm trying to teach my daughter the same, when it's Summer and you have no obligations, just go run and be free outside, play in the parks, walk in the forest or by the sea and explore your own city... You would be surprised how many times I've discovered something new, even in the small (er) cities like Helsinki.

We passionately believe in exploring the world around us, whether that's physically or mentally — and what better time to experience more and find new knowledge and inspiration than over the summer holidays.

The study explores all educational choices by all students who took GCSEs in the summer of 2010 by linking three national databases for the first time.

Whether you're hanging in the backyard at home or exploring all that our fine city has to offer, there's no reason not to spend time with your pets this summer.

In celebration of the wonders of the national parks, the SF Public Library is positioning its annual summer reading program, Summer Stride: Read, Create, Explore to ensure that youth and families spend time reading and learning as well as exploring national summer reading program, Summer Stride: Read, Create, Explore to ensure that youth and families spend time reading and learning as well as exploring national Summer Stride: Read, Create, Explore to ensure that youth and families spend time reading and learning as well as exploring national parks.

I suggest travelers to come in the summer where the endless hours of daylight will give you a lot of time to explore the country.

West Sonoma County — Photo Friday Early summer time in West Sonoma County, California and I'm taking a nice road trip exploring the back roads of the county along the Point Reyes Petaluma Road.

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While summer is traditionally the time that many of us plan our annual getaway, the travel market has expanded to allow holidaymakers to explore the world all year round, and in fact, many destinations are best visited at other times of the year.

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Summer in New York is a time for exploring.

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The former is not out of the question: Katz has said that he wants to explore times that few people have seen, and in Lincolnville, the sun rises that early in the summer.

This summer, Somerset House in London will stage a unique exhibition which explores the impact of one of the most innovative and influential filmmakers of all time — Stanley Kubrick — through some of today's most talented artists.

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Last summer, when four Stony Brook medical students — Jaydon Kiernan, Paul Castle, Koeun Choi, and Lee Hakami — planned a health research project in Madagascar, Small explored the idea of using drones to cut the time between diagnosis and treatment by transporting blood and fecal samples from patients to the laboratory at the ValBio research center.

Through close attorney contact, formal training, time spent in one of our offices abroad, and social events that explore the city, our summer law clerks receive a realistic vision of what it means to be a Clifford Chance lawyer.

In a new investor note published September 7, Howard Marks revisited the topic he explored earlier this summer, when at the time he dubbed cryptocurrencies «an unfounded fad» that had created a high - risk market bubble.