One trip, for example, included an excursion to Niagara Falls.
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Taken together, all these facts foretell a jittery European excursion.
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The unscripted excursion included officials from the city state's government.
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I stopped the excursion after some preliminary walking and trotting.
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But his excursion to Argentina has a very different resonance.
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On an excursion farther downstream, the river began to splinter.
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The Excursion failed to meet the bus standards last month.
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I feel like that would have been a fun excursion.
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Gail: Maybe we can plan a joint excursion to Wyoming.
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Thirty minutes into the snorkeling excursion, Johnson bumped into something.
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The annual "What a Catch" excursion takes place this year on August 21, and includes a Columbia River salmon fishing excursion with lunch and dinner, and a portion of the day's catch shipped home.
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Back in Puerto Ayora with a day to kill before my plane to Quito, I booked myself a daylong island excursion to Pinzón, which included snorkeling, a beach excursion and lunch caught from the boat.
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On this September excursion, however, Mo ventured out of the vehicle.
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You know, a nice excursion through Northern BC's wild winter landscape.
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Uploading an Instagram story of your latest rooftop excursion is fun!
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His final albums were a glance back and a new excursion.
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They were celebrating Michael's birthday with the three-day diving excursion.
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Pet Gear Excursion No Zip Pet Stroller, $235.99, available at Amazon
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Participation doubled on the Kowloon excursion with Hong Kong Free Tours.
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Anette Knutsen said her daughter came home from the excursion beaming.
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The couple's dog also joined the parents-to-be for the excursion.
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This would, in theory, prevent a criticality excursion and meltdown like Chernobyl's.
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The Excursion struck a Chevrolet van traveling south in the left lane.
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Tree Climbing Planet founder Tim Kovar, who organized the excursion, glides over.
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After our brief lunar excursion the plane starts to wobble a tad.
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I could easily get to Yosemite National Park for a daylong excursion.
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I woke up the night before the excursion and felt completely terrible.
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And in true Kylie form, she documented the entire excursion on Snapchat.
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R. and I book a dolphin excursion for our cruise ($95 each).
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Meals during each excursion have been experienced and vetted by Stewart herself.
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The couple's dog also joined the parents-to-be for the excursion!
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She even swapped her heels for more comfortable boots for the excursion.
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Butler tells PEOPLE he wowed his mother with an "incredible" NASCAR excursion.
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To complement the unique itineraries, there are six themed shore excursion tracks.
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Then, destination three will be your flight home from your excursion city.
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Tip: If you can, wait for a port excursion to stock up.
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They had experience with water sports prior to this excursion, especially Shain.
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The excursion successfully collected the booster rockets from the Apollo 11 mission.
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May, who reportedly had no prior knowledge of his excursion to Manhattan.
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The excursion went down in November, during the taping of his show.
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By itself, it would be a worthy stop on any tourist excursion.
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The Conception's three-day diving excursion had been set to end today.
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Or would you rather spend that money on an activity or excursion?
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Try a guided fishing excursion along the many waterfronts at Disney World.
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Jonas organized a Caribbean excursion for the couple, and planned every detail.
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Popular excursions include the Glacier Bay National Park excursion and whale watching.
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Condition of the 2001 Ford Excursion Soon after the fatal crash, Gov.
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We will reschedule this seven-day excursion when the Shutdown is over.
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Mokkapati expected the excursion to last a day and had few supplies.
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This is my favorite bag to take on an all-day excursion. Why?
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A nostalgic excursion turned into a showcase for some of NFL Network's voices.
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During my excursion, I gave the G-Class a whirl in the backcountry.
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A summer Friday shopping excursion wasn't supposed to leave me feeling so conflicted.
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I really enjoy this part of the excursion, the caves are sooo beautiful.
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Graham is spending the holidays on an African excursion with husband Justin Ervin.
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Ever fallen or gotten bumps and bruises during a late-night bathroom excursion?
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On a foreign excursion in Africa to draw attention to animal poaching, Sen.
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Many of the doomed balloon ride's passengers booked the excursion as a celebration.
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The first is that the war in Iraq was a justifiable military excursion.
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And we made sure to fit in one last excursion right before graduation.
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Satur Farms and Rick's Picks have you covered for your next park excursion.
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Perhaps we'd like to save up for a month-long excursion through Europe.
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Oakland opened the contest with the 72-yard excursion that took 6:08.
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It is a deadly earnest excursion in emotive music with a chilling lyric.
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"Muppets," Mr. Prest said, affectionately mocking his colleagues, himself, their New York excursion.
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Off the ship, Oceania recently introduced local tour guides to its excursion offerings.
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A Sherpa [not pictured here] was feared dead after an excursion up Mount Everest.
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One excursion is to a mock Haitian mountain village, complete with a Vodou show.
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Google says it included a "high-excursion speaker" for clear highs and rich bass.
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My most recent excursion led me down a path of vintage Dior track jackets.
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Up until his disappearance, Ballard had been sharing moments from his excursion on Instagram.
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Guessing Cutler paid for the excursion since he reportedly made $16 mil this year.
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A colleague of mine, Caroline, felt similarly when discussing a recent excursion to Zara.
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In June, the Royal Academy will be doing an exclusive excursion for its members.
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And the importance of uncertainty is what this excursion into the 1990s should convey.
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Train companies sold excursion fares for thousands of people to attend these spectacle lynchings.
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Yet upscale as it was, the excursion clearly took place in a sex shop.
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COOL GOODS While Ryan cleans up, I'll hit the streets for a shopping excursion.
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Like any Broadway spectacle, the excursion was a splice of authentic emotion and fabrication.
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My intended excursion, to bike around the island ($89), was canceled for low enrollment.
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I spent most of my vacation reading and waiting to go on an excursion.
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Michael suspended the excursion before tiptoeing back onto the streets a few weeks ago.
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The excursion is at the Ermenegildo Zegna flagship store in the center of Milan.
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Van Gundy said it's not a "cultural excursion" if the team was out shopping.
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And that's why George's 2012 excursion was seen as a harbinger of future trouble.
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Cortese's partner, Christopher Buckner, proposed to her during a romantic excursion in Riviera Maya, Mexico.
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He said he wasn't feeling well when he returned from a snorkeling excursion, McCoy said.
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But we're sure that whatever they decide, it's sure to be quite a happy excursion.
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Harrison said he wasn't feeling well when he returned from a snorkeling excursion, McCoy said.
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Months before their excursion to Yellowstone, the couple enjoyed an international trip to Costa Rica.
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The sisters also took to Instagram and Snapchat to document the fun excursion with friends.
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Cameron was driving his 2005 Ford Excursion SUV in northern Jupiter around 7:22 a.m.
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There were 18 people riding in a 2011 Ford Excursion limousine around 1:55 p.m.
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According to Amorico, Oprah took part in the tour company's truffle hunting excursion in Umbria.
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In addition to their paintball excursion, the new season of Khloé and Kourtney's hit E!
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If you've ever thought about one day going on a whale-watching excursion, don't bother.
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So I wanted to go out to Belanglo as a sort of ultimate Wikipedia excursion.
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Consider, say, Irrational Exuberance, an HTC Vive-based extraterrestrial excursion by game developer Ben Vance.
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Ms. Albert said her two-day escorted excursion was $3,000 for her and her niece.
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Imagine: You take your kid out for a nice little excursion to see Finding Dory.
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This is silly, but I loved the blueberry juice we had on our Airbnb excursion.
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I had a fantastic time in the ancient city during a recent four-night excursion.
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Our excursion seemed to encapsulate Montenegro with its mix of entrepreneurial gamble and sincere hospitality.
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Now a year later, Trump is back to bemoaning the American excursion in northern Syria.
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A disco excursion After returning to the hotel, the couples separated for dinner, Freeman said.
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Ms. Gul met Mr. Harun's parents soon after on the family's annual apple-picking excursion.
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Cuomo's statement that the Excursion failed its inspection and Lisinicchia didn't have a proper license.
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To see our picks that will make your swim shopping excursion even easier, dive straight ahead.
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Plus, I'll be diving cenotes in Playa del Carmen, so that's my add-on diving excursion.
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" The play in question is "The Illuminati Ball," which Ms. von Buhler describes "an immersive excursion.
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" In a statement, Pegasus Airlines said the Boeing 737-800 aircraft "had a Runway Excursion Incident.
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Kourtney threw on a pink bikini for another yacht excursion Thursday in France with her bf.
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Max is comprised of two 4.5 inch high-excursion woofers, which spread sound throughout large spaces.
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To see them in their natural habitat, join a whale-watching excursion aboard the American Princess.
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Here's a brief guide to tires, to lend an assist on your next tire-shopping excursion.
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"We will reschedule this seven-day excursion when the shutdown is over," Trump wrote to Pelosi.
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Mr. Ribot sat hunched over his guitar throughout this reeling excursion, his output flinty and furious.
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Most of the passengers were couples and families fresh off cruise ships on a shore excursion.
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Nothing is better for tailgating, sitting around the campfire or your next fishing or hunting excursion.
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It turns out that the kids know the schedule for the excursion I took quite well.
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During the bowling excursion, Khloé asks Scott if he minds that they are drinking around him.
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The night before their sight-seeing excursion, the two were photographed leaving a Venice hotel together.
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A complimentary sunset sail excursion is available at El Mangroove, a boutique hotel in Costa Rica.
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We were briefly concerned that piranhas would be out to exact revenge for our fishing excursion.
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"Let's just let this sink in," said Jack Easterby, a coach who helped organize the excursion.
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This small curatorial excursion isn't able to answer that question, but its offerings act as guideposts.
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Our reviewer, Gary Shteyngart, called it a "magnificently comic and sucker-punch-tragic excursion into brilliance."
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In our latest Waypoint 101 excursion, Patrick, Rob, and Austin tackle the grim London of Zombi.
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Melania Trump's excursion in her "I Really Don't Care" jacket did not send a hidden message.
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The game changer was Disney's excursion into Times Square's magic kingdom nearly a quarter-century ago.
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The Experience the Perry package also includes a $100 excursion credit and a bottle of wine.
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You're hard pressed to find someone who thinks Weezer's post-Blue musical excursion was as good.
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I even did whitewater rafting, something I would have never tried, except on a cruise excursion.
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The company bought the Excursion already modified "just a couple of years ago," its lawyer said.
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The uber-health excursion costs $750 and is available to travelers who book suite class rooms.
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But perhaps there is no metaphor for my trippy excursion—what if it all just was?
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Grab your passport and prep your carry-on, because we're going on an international hair excursion, folks.
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The following year, the men, including Rúnarsson and Jon Geirsson set off on their ill-fated excursion.
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After all, how else is she supposed to know which pairs to pack on her weekend excursion?
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I brush my teeth, drink a glass of water, and take the dog for our morning excursion.
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Alexander said the trip to Turkey was the first overseas excursion she had taken with her kids.
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All I wanted was to get organized, but my excursion into #planner Instagram threatened to embitter me.
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Dave Grohl soaked up a little too much sun this week during a canoe excursion in Hawaii.
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During their two-week excursion, they run into hungry predators, venomous reptiles and hyper-aggressive howler monkeys.
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It was telling my story about growing up in Brooklyn and Teen Night was like an excursion.
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What began as an excursion to satisfy her curiosity turned into a decade of hiding in China.
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We spent the $350 we saved on a dolphin excursion and had the time of our lives.
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One night in May, the authorities were tipped off to a poaching excursion and went on watch.
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Sacramento dropped to 3-4 on its excursion with Monday's 122-119 setback against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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My beach excursion was impromptu, and I wasn't at all prepared, but I just went with it.
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"Memory," from Preoccupations' self-titled new album, is a suitelike excursion through bewilderment, disillusion, alienation and entropy.
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Greetings from Chittorgarh, one of my stops on a two-week excursion through Goa and Rajasthan, India.
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After one such excursion in December 2017, Graham promoted Trump's golf course on his personal Twitter account.
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And his use of the word "excursion" suggested he views trips to the troops as PR stunts.
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But unappetizing food was not the former shore-excursion employee's biggest concern during his time with Viking.
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He turned every brief, banal excursion — to Dairy Queen, Quiznos, a porn shop — into a teachable moment.
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The first fighting pit excursion is in Episode 7, about 48 minutes in, and lasts three minutes.
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The result of our midnight excursion was evident when we pulled into the resort the next morning.
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It will be some time before this sort of Saturday excursion is possible again, physically and mentally.
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But this "Three's Company" excursion to Finland is different — this one is actually being filmed for KUWTK.
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Kindlon also disagreed with statements that the stretched Ford Excursion should not have been on the road.
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Petra is about a day&aposs drive from Tel Aviv, Israel, making it the perfect weekend excursion.
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That excursion was brief compared with the hunt for another story, this one involving a red Bentley.
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Sunday excursion: Hamilton Grange, the empty streets subdued and strange, the widowed house perched in its park.
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At the end of your excursion through "Underground," you are unlikely to partake in Hunt's longtime obsession.
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They say Royal Caribbean stuck them with an incompetent driver and failed to provide a safe excursion.
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But his chief excursion was to inspect mainland troops of the People's Liberation Army garrison in Hong Kong.
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Jolie's older brother, James Haven, along with her security guards and nannies, all joined her on the excursion.
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They were strolling around the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles and grabbed a juice on their excursion.
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She did her research and booked an excursion with a tour guide who had "stellar" reviews on TripAdvisor.
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While visiting Dubai in January, Kim went on an impressive desert excursion and tried her hand at falconry.
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But on a short excursion, every second I waste at the baggage carousel can feel like a lifetime.
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UnTour Breakfast TourWe're not usually "tour" people, but this casual walking excursion is the total opposite of basic.
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Perry, along with his best friend Austin Stephanos, vanished at sea last July while on a fishing excursion.
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On the couple's second excursion, he allegedly scared Tate by "storming" at her while wearing a Frankenstein mask.
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Although Joanna might have missed out on this excursion, she's heavily involved in their Waco, Texas-based attraction.
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The soccer team of 12 boys and their coach went missing late last month while on an excursion.
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The weekend excursion is Trump's first use of his Mar-a-Lago resort to entertain an international leader.
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When a friend tried to take him shopping, Parks prevented the excursion because she didn't know the friend.
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The boat was carrying 33 passengers and six crew members for a Labor Day weekend scuba diving excursion.
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All willing participants are invited to paddle the lifeboat out into Long Island Sound for a short excursion.
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The lake was calm when the excursion began, but weather turned violent and the boat sank within minutes.
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The guests, who are given new swimsuits and towels for the excursion, spend the afternoon sunbathing and swimming.
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The excursion is somewhere between 30 minutes to an hour and involves a scenic route along Lake Michigan.
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The stretch limo was a 2001 Ford Excursion that could seat nine people when it left the factory.
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How many of us have longed to don a poncho and hot pants for an excursion to Denny's?
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While on that excursion into the country, we visited Oun's childhood home in the village of Na Yang.
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A Black Friday shopping excursion has become a family tradition for Jennifer Gammell and her husband and sons.
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CNN said the plane was on a skydiving excursion and the Federal Aviation Administration would investigate the crash.
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Could they articulate their preferences, such as enjoying a beach escape versus a city excursion, and explain why?
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I explained that this was a fun excursion to see the new line and not our typical commute.
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An excursion into the Theater of Lists at St. Ann's Warehouse proves to be both original and exasperating.
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James Keach chronicles what began as a five-week excursion, but expanded to 151 shows over 15 months.
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The Mayflower Inn & Spa in Connecticut offers a guided two-hour kayaking excursion on the nearby Bantam River.
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While some parents consider ride-on toys a rather innocuous excursion for tots, others take a different view.
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Or maybe you're going on a road trip or camping excursion and won't have access to power outlets.
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Ximei's stealthy excursion to Switzerland is the sort of development a filmmaker usually captures only by hanging around.
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"Camping" focuses on a group of friends, who assemble for an excursion to celebrate one of their birthdays.
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Tarutao National Park, Thailand In Southeast Asia, Smiling Albino offers a mobile camping excursion in Tarutao National Park.
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Take the Google Home Max, which has two 4.5-inch woofers (with high excursion) and two 0.7-inch tweeters.
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The Apple HomePod has a single (high excursion) 4-inch woofer but a seven-tweeter array at the bottom.
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Moore is currently partway through a ten-day excursion up Mount Everest, which she has been documenting via Instagram.
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Three days before they were found dead, they went on an excursion to Saona Island, according to Bahia Principe.
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She said her husband returned from a snorkeling excursion one day earlier and he said he wasn't feeling well.
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Shawn's currently touring Australia, and booked the 4-hour excursion out of Gold Coast for his band and crew.
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In 2012 I saw a video of a replica Landing Excursion Module on a mission to a fake Mars.
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He's been photographed outside vaping in New York City during a bike ride excursion, at sporting events, and more.
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The fund was used to sponsor a 20153 excursion to Germany to study religious reform in Judaism and Christianity.
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Tour Guide Whether you should tip a tour guide depends on the length and the cost of the excursion.
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Would this album be aimed at the media, who love to cover her every date and cookie-baking excursion?
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When the former countess reveals she's actually coming for the full excursion, Bethenny's strategy is thrown to the wolves.
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A gracious, soft-spoken man with a neatly trimmed beard carried the Drollingers' bags to a waiting Ford Excursion.
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During their shopping excursion, the husband and wife were spotted holding hands while walking in step with one another.
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People travel here from all over the country, and many form groups to meet up for the yearly excursion.
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The flight is priced at about $1,605 per person, with the price including all flights, excursion, and accommodation costs.
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Giggs – "Whippin Excursion" The release of one of the most highly anticipated albums of the year is quickly approaching.
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Then, in 2018, it plans to send its first crewed Dragon 2 the ISS, followed by this moon excursion.
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A group a sightseers got closer than expected to an enormous fin whale during a recent whale-watching excursion.
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Hudson dressed casually for the excursion, opting for a loose-fitting black dress that accentuated her growing baby bump.
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But, they're expensive — starting at $250 — and require, for me at least, a four-hour excursion to the salon.
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For Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell, there's no better way to ring in 2017 than with a wilderness excursion!
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I dragged myself out of bed to pick my daughter up from a school excursion at about 2 pm.
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"It was the first time my mother went with him on such an excursion," Udry-Dumoulin told Le Matin.
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She assures me that she would be up milking her buffalo before my first outhouse excursion of the day.
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The days of suffering through a mile-long-line on a shopping excursion might soon come to an end.
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Cookbooks A new book from Naomi Duguid is a reason to celebrate, as each promises a fascinating culinary excursion.
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On the first excursion, he met a woman named Karen, who seemed to serve as the island's project manager.
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Generators are meant to disconnect in the event of a major frequency excursion but "ride through" more minor deviations.
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If you're looking for some modest perks for your upcoming UK excursion, this is apparently the plan for you.
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To say an all-female spacewalking excursion is long overdue would be a gross understatement NASA astronaut Christina Koch.
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The old and new come together with the excursion for guests of the hotel Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris.
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On their first visit, she and her husband had paused during a cycling excursion when a child approached them.
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This excursion pays off for Helen since she finally watches the video Vik left for her on his deathbed.
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A basic walking tour might cost under $20 while a day-long excursion or charter could cost hundreds more.
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That excursion came less than two weeks after Shulkin signed a memo advising senior leadership to curtail unnecessary travel.
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CBS executives approved Romo's golf excursion after refusing to do so in similar circumstances last year, according to Marchand.
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The presidential hopeful also dishes on his holiday plans with the fam ... which potentially includes a bow-hunting excursion.
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The Mexico travel company Journey Mexico is offering a four-night Riviera Maya Family Adventure trip which includes an excursion to swim and snorkel with whale sharks, guided visits to archaeological sites such as Coba, an ancient city on the Yucatán Peninsula, and a swimming excursion through the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve.
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The Marlins are 5-2 during a 10-game road excursion that began with consecutive losses in San Francisco. 2.
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Guests on the excursion will also visit the Opera House, the Ben Tre province, and cruise the Chet Say River.
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The students were on an excursion to the popular spot at the time of the incident, another police spokesperson said.
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Two adults and four children from Paulding County, Georgia, were in the Ford Excursion, Franklin County Coroner Scott O'Barr said.
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It also is the end of the line for slower "excursion" trains into the countryside, popular with tourists and photographers.
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I had a near-panic attack one Friday night before a river-tubing excursion I'd foolishly offered to drive to.
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Dressed casually for the public excursion, Dewan was seen carrying a green juice as she walked around with her love.
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"We will reschedule this seven-day excursion when the Shutdown is over," Trump wrote in in his letter to Pelosi.
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When Fragstein didn't return home from her shopping excursion, her husband contacted police and reported her missing later that day.
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In October, a truck and a bus carrying elderly people on a sightseeing excursion collided in southwestern France, killing 43.
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While wife Angelina Jolie did not join Brad for the lunchtime excursion, he was ably supported by son Knox, 7.
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Such travel has become expected of first ladies, and a similar excursion was viewed as a next step in Mrs.
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Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both, 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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Late last month, Jenner, 21, stepped out for a shopping excursion at a Paris flea market with the rapper, 28.
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With a whole two-week, New Zealand-centered excursion ahead of them, the Sea Princess went about making Harri comfortable.
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If you want to make your next outdoor excursion better, pick up Army Gear's 10-in-1 Survival Camping Kit.
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It's been a pretty crappy week here on Earth, so let's take our bad moods on a little interplanetary excursion.
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Milwaukee averaged 109 points during the road excursion but ranks just 20th overall in scoring at 102.9 per game. 1.
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Pindell culminated the excursion with a 15-yard scoring pass to McLean with 5:52 remaining in the third quarter.
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On top is a four-inch woofer that Apple says is capable of 22 millimeters of excursion (peak to peak).
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The couple were visiting the South Pole last year when they decided to make their next great excursion deep underwater.
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You know this excursion would probably seem depressing from the outside; secretly, from the inside, you consider it slightly depressing.
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My shoes — along with the rest of my body — were completely covered in dust at the end of the excursion.
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Atlanta, which is in third place in the Eastern Conference, has stops in Phoenix and Denver to close the excursion.
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Nuclear bombs were supposed to give the spaceship lift and, once in space, the energy needed for an interplanetary excursion.
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Her lunchtime excursion to a bar initially looked like nothing more than an act of disobedience by a chagrined employee.
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Among other problems, the Ford Excursion had deficiencies in its braking system, Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for the governor, said.
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There are two other girls joining us on the excursion, and we head about 15 km out of the city.
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He has a high-water booty and takes rapid tiny steps, making every excursion feel as if we're running late.
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The three-day excursion, arranged by E-World Travel & Tours, began in Manhattan with a stop planned in Niagara Falls.
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In pictures of the excursion, posted on a government-linked website, only one person can be seen wearing a mask.
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I'd pre-booked an excursion, passed on the $33 upgrade to dine in the steakhouse and received a 6 p.m.
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The Digit app is trying to make saving for that next special excursion (and saving in general) an effortless experience.
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A limo like that -- a converted 2001 Ford Excursion -- crashed in upstate New York over the weekend, killing 20 people.
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When I took a side excursion and didn't want to bring the whole bag, I appreciated its fully removable lid.
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CBS executives signed off on Romo's golf excursion after refusing to do so in similar circumstances last year, Marchand reported.
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Tax reform is just too complex to do in a few months, as Republicans found out with their Obamacare excursion.
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This luddite excursion was not terrible for any denial of convenience, but rather because of my inability to acquire information.
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Anyway, if you happen to pull a potentially explosive weapon on your next magnet fishing excursion, definitely just call the police.
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A quick trip to grab some household essentials can easily turn into an unplanned excursion throughout the hypnotizing cosmetic-filled shelves.
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She and her family have just returned from their weekend excursion and she'd love to see me if I'm still around.
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This week she and hubby Russell Wilson celebrated their one year anniversary during a Fourth of July family excursion in Mexico.
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Conrad, 31, dressed up her baby boy in a lamb costume, making their excursion to find the perfect pumpkin even cuter.
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Each entry is an excursion into metaphor, for the time-honored terms in the almanac are not to be taken literally.
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The 54-year-old Fuller House star sported camouflage cargo shorts and a button-down blue Oxford for the outdoor excursion.
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Since July, the nation has been transfixed on the heartbreaking disappearance of two Florida teenagers who vanished during a boating excursion.
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Follow along with R29er Annie Georgia Greenberg as she presents three classic denim looks to get us through any weekend excursion.
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" Kufrin recently opened up about what to expect from the season, calling the warehouse excursion her "favorite date of all time.
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Luckily, my captain seems more than capable on their own, so I don't have to helm the ship for the excursion.
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A hunting excursion becomes a meeting point between Piugattuk's hunting party and a white man named Boss and his Inuit translator.
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One plane, operated by Taquan Air, was flying a shore excursion -- a tour of Alaska's Misty Fjords -- sold through Princess Cruises.
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Previte's excursion wasn't an exercise in disengaged cultural tourism; the trip represented an attempt to meaningfully engage with her own past.
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In addition to the Saturday excursion, Harington and Leslie were seen Thursday together at LAX, along with Thrones costar Sophie Turner.
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The excursion on Saturday came back empty-handed, though one group claimed to have spotted two migrants who then ran away.
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Tonight's excursion is a welcome change, if only because we're seeing interesting moments of dissent at both Alexandria and the Hilltop.
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Butina shared a photo of the group of Facebook, which described the excursion as an official visit from an NRA delegation.
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In 1999, it was sold at auction and turned into a private excursion boat, docked on the West Side of Manhattan.
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Officer Veloz said officials had not determined whether the men were returning from a night of fishing or from an excursion.
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She had a more upbeat excursion to the Champagne region to visit Ruinart, which supplies the bubbly stuff to City Ballet.
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Whether you're looking to go on a family diving excursion or parasail outside your resort, it can get expensive for families.
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The Nuggets are 1-21 on a six-game road excursion and a meager 25-20 away from home this season.
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Luxury Action is aiming to make the once-in-a-lifetime excursion as relatively easy (and luxurious) as possible for travelers.
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From identity cards to excursion module to land vehicle, the project created the components from steel, plywood, Tyvek and found objects.
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He's also grappling with tragedy—he points to a drinking and dancing excursion as the cause of his son's untimely death.
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During the excursion, Hannah brightens a bit and tells her mom about everything that was going on between Jessa and Adam.
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For a beach vacation or outdoors excursion, khaki, off-white (or white) and bright hues like orange or yellow always work.
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Because I'm a massive fan of sitting down, the latter option would be my last excursion on this voyage of discovery.
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Their last excursion was in December 2018 to New York for Chanel's Métiers d'Art show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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You can order à la carte or amble through the "field and forest" tasting menu ($140) or a nonvegetarian excursion ($165).
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Condition of vehicle disputed The birthday party guests were riding in a 234 Ford Excursion that was converted into a limousine.
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Though, they can only be rented for a couple hours at a time, and wouldn't work for an all-day excursion.
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Many of the visitors on the day of the eruption had stopped by as an excursion from a nearby cruise ship.
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After the decision to reroute, the cruise line offered the guests compensation with onboard credit for missing the excursion to Nassau.
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First, PINK hosted guests at a ranch in Austin, Texas where they went on horse back riding excursion among other fun activities.
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Intrigued by this ancient culture and the mysterious psychedelic effects of the honey, I joined the Gurung in their excursion last spring.
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The plane was carrying passengers headed for a skydiving excursion before it crashed at a fence away from the runway, Neves said.
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It turns out that the current behavior of the field "is not characteristic for the beginning of a reversal or excursion," i.e.
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And, as you can see in the provided photos, it looks like it enjoys a good off-road excursion now and again.
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Nick: It really did feel like a made-for-TV movie excursion for The Walking Dead, which I have mixed feelings about.
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Meghan changed into a sleek pair of black pants paired with a black blazer and fitted white shirt for their next excursion.
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In 2014, they released their first album in several years, "In a Dream," a punk-synth excursion of charming call and response.
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The Phoenix Suns have dropped 13 straight road games and are in danger of being swept on their current four-game excursion.
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The Team Tao scheme involves an unmanned surface vessel releasing dozens of torpedo-like Bathypelagic Excursion Modules (BEMs), each 1.3 metres long.
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She dedicates most of the shopping excursion to starting an open, lovably dorky, dialogue with Antonia, asking if she has any crushes.
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Yasmine Mustafa's mission to empower women came from eye-opening experiences she had on a six-month solo excursion across South America.
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On Friday, Richie and Disick, 35, were seen on a shopping excursion with Kourtney, Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West and Kendall Jenner.
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During much of the excursion, the couple — who began dating in early 2017 — was seen holding hands or with their arms linked.
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Yet on November 3rd Mr Trump begins a 12-day trip, his longest foreign excursion as president and his first to Asia.
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The ship, which houses over 4,000 passengers, was sold out for the week-long Caribbean excursion, marketed as the Total Eclipse Cruise.
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Martin capped the excursion with a 1-yard run to make it 20-23 with 211:20 left in the third quarter.
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It runs up to seven hours on one charge, enough to last a solid day's excursion or an entire lazy summer night.
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Still, the McCurry family makes a point to go on vacation and went on a seven-week excursion to Mexico last year.
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Ellie explained her son was "emphatic" about his excursion and even told her he was going to cook her a lobster dinner.
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The excursion will start in New York City at the Panther Room and close out eight days later at Montreal's POP Festival.
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The Orlando-based brothers Edwin and Andrew White performed the musical ritual they call Tonstartssbandht, a brief excursion into their lifelong collaboration.
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The trip, which was extended to include a key Asian summit in the Philippines, was Trump's longest excursion abroad yet as president.
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Trip2003Real, based in Barcelona, has a full-day five-mile excursion zigzagging up and down Lisbon's seven hills; $45 a person. 3.
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Even after he canceled his excursion to mollify the demonstrators, they refused to leave and insisted on staying to guard his palace.
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They even had a code, speaking about "buying Jackie a gift saddle at Hermès" whenever they needed to discuss the side excursion.
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On a recent four-hour excursion to Salt Point with Hamilton, we find mostly coccoli (Amanita calyptroderma) and porcini mushrooms (Boletus edulis).
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President Trump left the White House on Marine One at 3 PM with his daughter, Ivanka, on an off-the-record excursion.
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What might have been a relatively uncomplicated excursion several months or even weeks ago has now become something of a fraught affair.
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What we know • A white 280 Ford Excursion limousine sped down a hill on Route 19553 and lost control at 21955 p.m.
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Conspiracy theories also point to the lack of a blast crater from either the descent or takeoff of the lunar excursion vehicle.
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The Royal Mansour, in Marrakesh, Morocco, for one, offers a sidecar excursion to the home of the renowned French perfumer Serge Lutens.
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Mycoskie had started the yearly excursion in an effort to maintain close friendships, after a conversation with his father some years before.
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Take a private wildlife excursion to Kenya with Roar Africa during the height of the spectacular wildebeest and zebra migration in August.
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During the day portion of the excursion, Victoria admits she is "in her head" about the other women her boyfriend is dating.
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On the one hand, it's a brilliantly crafted VR excursion into Hollywood-style action that takes good advantage of the tech's capabilities.
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Popular excursions at Curacao, the "C" in the ABC chain islands, include a private beach break excursion and exploring the Hato Caves.
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The limo recently failed inspection The birthday party guests were riding in a 2001 Ford Excursion that was converted into a limousine.
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What the place lacks are the seasonal fish that can make a sushi excursion really memorable: gizzard shad, striped jack, firefly squid.
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The guitarist Nels Cline's "Resonator Excursion" even promises to offer something almost unheard-of at most of today's prefab festivals: genuine experimentation.
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President Barack Obama was not at the residence, having departed for an afternoon golf excursion at Joint Base Andrews with three aides.
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By serendipity, I discovered Maybelline's nude palette during a Target excursion, and it's become a valued member of my makeup arsenal since.
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The purpose of his coming excursion to the North, he said, was to say "thank you to one of our biggest customers."
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Specially designed digital signal processing is complemented by a class-D amplifier, balanced mode radiator, and low-profile aluminium high-excursion woofer.
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The excursion was culminated by Michel's 14-yard jaunt to make it 26-7 with 4:35 remaining left in the stanza.
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Despite shooting through a staggering 50 rolls of film on this particular excursion, both Zhenya and Tanya remember which photographs each took.
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The group goes on an excursion without telling him; after Anna and her friends return, Kostis chastises her, then follows her around.
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When Eddie Habeck booked a hiking and trail-running excursion through Alaska in 20, he wasn't planning to visit Fairbanks Bus 142.
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"The nice thing about the sport is that you can go off on an excursion without any previous experience," Ms. Bayer said.
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So what I initially thought would be a normal jog becomes a very painful excursion—much more painful than usual, I mean.
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They were on a 30-day excursion through Arizona, an annual tradition that, for three years, has always included a visit to Tombstone.
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Mr. Santillan, a 28-year-old retail marketer from New Jersey, became an unlikely celebrity after Icelandic news media trumpeted his accidental excursion.
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The two emerged from Prince Harry's Kensington Palace cottage to go on a Christmas-themed excursion that is straight out of Love Actually.
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The stretch Ford Excursion limousine had 234 seats behind the partition, and each one was occupied on Saturday by Steenburg's family and friends.
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The whole event becomes a fun excursion into the paranoias of the contestants, in addition to a gross little white-washed history lesson.
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In the spring of 2016, Rosetta went on another far excursion, followed by a close flyby when its instruments made several critical observations.
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (1:8113).
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He said that Jordan was with her mother, Kami, on a last-minute excursion to Rose Island with the Sandy Toes Tour Company.
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The first three locations had been a ten-second walk from each other and it was proving to be a mighty convenient excursion.
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Bezos anticipates that they'd sign a waiver—an FAA requirement—that would read like a form you'd sign for a scuba diving excursion.
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The variety of views of the world's most famous marble peak, Mount Altissimo in Tuscany, prove Reuters' excursion to be well worth it.
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Rather, an essay is a light sketch, a first attempt to think about something, a provisional excursion that makes no claims to finality.
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He toured the Pacific Rim in April, on a nearly 10-day excursion that took him through South Korea, Japan, Indonesia and Australia.
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Though plenty of diving and snorkeling spots can be found along Queensland's coast, to escape the crowds, take an excursion to Hamilton Island.
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The Magic are 1-2 on a six-game road excursion that ends with games against the Denver Nuggets and New Orleans Pelicans.
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The two meet a couple of guys, who talk them into a shark-cage excursion with a somewhat shady-looking captain (Matthew Modine).
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"Chef's Table" continues its excursion through the kitchens of some of the world's greatest chefs, starting with Grant Achatz of Alinea in Chicago.
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Why would Nancy Pelosi leave the Country with other Democrats on a seven day excursion when 800,85033 great people are not getting paid.
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This rambling, nostalgic excursion, courtesy of Richard Linklater, is sweet and wholesome and surprisingly absorbing, given how little of consequence seems to happen.
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The setting is modern America, with a brief excursion to Stockholm, and the subject (the aural subject, at any rate) is pop music.
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The diving boat Conception embarked on a three-day excursion throughout Labor Day weekend around the northern Channel islands near the California coast.
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The soccer team of 12 boys, ages 11 to 16, and their coach, 25, went missing late last month while on an excursion.
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (1:35).
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (7453:35).
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For this reason, I came to feel that our not reaching Ithaca may have been the most Odyssean aspect of the whole excursion.
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (2:35).
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When they came across an armed cartel member in a marijuana field who demanded they leave the area, the excursion was cut short.
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"Wonderful is the nearest adjective for this excursion," this newspaper's critic proclaimed, in a judgment almost universally shared from that day to this.
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"The guides leading these tours are very knowledgeable, and you see the same sights you would on a private excursion," Mr. Oh said.
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When the king attended the tournament — his first public excursion since Duskendale — his subjects were shocked by his deterioration, both physical and mental.
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They had no way of knowing that the Ford Excursion had been listed for sale on Craigslist for $9,23 just two days before.
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The formula: Mix a low-key on-site activity with a not-too-strenuous cultural excursion, and stick to pleasant, universally enjoyable experiences.
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Oceania Cruises offers an excursion to the site on several South Pacific itineraries including a 12-day cruise departing from Tahiti on Feb.
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"Goop at Sea" sets sail in August 2020, giving suite guests the chance to mingle with Gwyneth Paltrow on a wellness-focused excursion.
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Raggamuffin Tours, the company that operated the excursion, confirmed the incident in a Facebook post and said it was cooperating with local authorities.
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Maintaining this unwieldy trumpery safely aloft while navigating an eight-foot-wide skirt into a carriage made a challenge of every social excursion.
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The play is "neither a piece of invective nor an exotic excursion," the critic Susannah Clapp wrote in The Guardian of that production.
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I'm just returning from my Sweetgreen excursion and meet him at his office building, which is only a few blocks away from mine.
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The tweet from the former Goldman Sachs executive was apparently spurred by reports that he had requested a government plane for the excursion.
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Instead, the excursion is something of a super-size redux of 2019's "Howdy Modi" rally at a cavernous football stadium in Houston.
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The state DOT had also ordered the stretch Ford Excursion involved in the wreck be taken out of service in September, Beach said.
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Andrew Cuomo has said Lisinicchia did not have the proper driver's license to operate the stretch Ford Excursion involved in the Schoharie accident.
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Three UCLA basketball players, including LiAngelo Ball, were arrested on charges of shoplifting during the team's excursion to China for an exhibition game.
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Hurt that she didn't get to see Camille's article before it was published, Amma finds retribution on a shopping excursion with Camille and Adora.
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On his first day of a holiday in Switzerland, YouTuber Gursk3 decided to try hang gliding, but the excursion didn't go exactly as planned.
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Several of the 14 survivors of the deadly tourist boat accident in Missouri made it to safety by climbing aboard a nearby excursion boat.
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Police said hotel security did a welfare check after members of group alerted the couple were not on the excursion, Fox 5 Vegas reported.
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Lemaster was among eleven people killed Friday when authorities said a small plane crashed during a skydiving excursion in Hawaii and erupted into flames.
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But Last October, a woman, known only as K, was on a trip with friends when she decided to go on an outdoor excursion.
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The group was out on a TAZ Whale Watching excursion off of Gustavus, Alaska, according to the YouTube video's caption, uploaded by Tristan Krause.
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Five people are dead and one person is unaccounted for after two floatplanes carrying passengers from a cruise excursion collided mid-air in Alaska.
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When she learns that Harry is planning a potentially dangerous excursion, she threatens to tell on him, in the hopes of keeping him safe.
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The holiday travel season is in full swing, and people are either unpacking from their last adventure or starting to plot their next excursion.
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While she admits that she is far from the best bowler, Kravtiz recounted the highlight of their bowling excursion with co-star Meryl Streep.
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Their spontaneous excursion lasted a little longer than expected, so back at the palace the traditional changing of the guard began in their absence.
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Ang Tshering Sherpa recalled one difficult excursion in particular where his party carried a body weighing 330 pounds from a location near Everest's peak.
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Next up was the Grimes Gang's first trip to Ezekiel's Kingdom; an excursion that was somehow even less successful than the one to Hilltop.
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But the Nittany Lions took the lead for good with the game's best drive, a 15-play, 84-yard excursion that lasted 5:40.
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This could prove to an important excursion for each of you, perhaps leading to an easing of tensions that spiked during the confirmation process.
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"I've never been as frustrated with a third place," said Meeke, who beat Ogier last year despite a late excursion into a car park.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, winner at Silverstone last year but yet to triumph in 2019, was fourth but had an off-track excursion at Becketts.
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Before this excursion, Winter already had tattoos of a Greek phrase, her nieces' and nephews' initials, a Roman numeral, a tiger, and a spade.
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As a result, new beer-oriented tours have added to the buzz, such as the bar and brewery motorbike excursion operated by Vespa Adventures.
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Donors who pay at least $500,000 would have the chance to go on a multi-day excursion with Trump's sons, according to the invitation.
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Likewise, the same hardware will detect if the XC60 is headed off-road unintentionally, and will brake and steer to help avoid the excursion.
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Breakfast should begin slowly and quietly around noon, all sandwiches should be lobster rolls and every day should include some kind of beach excursion.
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A lack of personal space A group on a safari excursion experienced a close encounter with a curious cheetah that hopped into their car.
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The latest excursion is only the eighth long-distance mission for the aircraft carrier, which has been something of a lemon from the start.
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Of particular interest to the feds: Three days later, a Miami Vice excursion ended in the death of 22016-year-old passenger Raul Melendez.
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Highlights include when the two go on a boating excursion and the iconic scene of the two canines sharing a romantic spaghetti dinner together.
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It was advice she expected Cing Kim and her two best friends, Cing Sung and Cing Lun, to use during the rock-climbing excursion.
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When reading about his excursion, I immediately was overcome with great admiration for the man, at 71, who crossed the Atlantic Ocean via kayak.
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Thirty-four people died when a fire broke out on a boat chartered for a scuba-diving excursion off the coast of Los Angeles.
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After a successful debut last year, The New York Times is hosting another bus excursion from Toronto to the Stratford Festival on July 13.
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Every excursion was an opportunity to compare the Vietnam I remembered with the Vietnam it now was, mostly to my delight, occasionally with disappointment.
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One of Livingston's several guide shops can outfit a visitor for an excursion and connect prospective fishermen with one of the town's many guides.
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The remnants of the charred California diving boat that set ablaze during a Labor Day weekend excursion has finally been brought to the surface.
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The city has a green sculpture of Memphré, and there is a boat excursion where you can see shadows of Memphré on the lake.
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In 1995, in a rare excursion into modern literature, he translated Mori Ogai's "The Wild Goose," a Japanese novel written between 1911 and 1913.
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Unfortunately, it didn&apost foreshadow the more challenging experience we had on our next excursion, which was the full-day boat charter from Split.
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The first time I visited the square, I was just looking for a place to sit for a few minutes during a family excursion.
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The excursion to Itu Aba — a three-hour 20-minute flight from the southern tip of Taiwan — was intended to showcase Taiwanese gentle sovereignty.
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The 2001 Ford Excursion involved in the crash was stretched 144 inches (3.66 meters), and the interior was reconfigured with perimeter-style bench seating.
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The 2001 Ford Excursion involved in the crash was stretched 144 inches (3.66 meters) and the interior was reconfigured with perimeter-style bench seating.
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A few days before the cruise ended, Ms. Dickey and Mr. Matson met on their own during an excursion to the Alhambra in Spain.
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Boston Scott capped the excursion with a 23-yard run to bring Philadelphia within 343-234 with 255:227 left in the third quarter.
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On Maui, the island's Honua Kai Resort & Spa has the Whale Adoption Adventure, which includes five nights' accommodations and a whale-watching boat excursion.
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Endicott and a guide were kidnapped by gunmen last week while they were on an excursion to see gorillas at a Ugandan national park.
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Halfway through the book, the siblings embark on an excursion, though where and why we are not told, and time folds in on itself.
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They said they rent out their buses but declined to say who to: one said a trip to Molkino could have been an excursion.
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Then le Gall's enchanting mise en scènes takes you on a ferocious excursion: an unashamedly attractive attack on the wretched simplicity of inchoate death.
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This excursion was standard first lady diplomacy — a way of encouraging friendly relations between the US and the countries hosting Melania and her entourage.
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This Italian excursion comes just days after Swift met the Night Manager star's mother Diana in his native Suffolk on the east coast of England.
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GIRL, 4, RECOVERING AFTER BEING MAULED BY DOG Carey, then 20, had organized the tandem skydive with a professional during a three-month European excursion.
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In the clip, a hungry lady honey badger flaunts her laissez faire attitude, with an "anything but subtle" hunting excursion through the plains of Africa.
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They were celebrating an anniversary, and she said her husband returned from a snorkeling excursion one day earlier and he said he wasn't feeling well.
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That, and perhaps order our own pair of jeans with an unbelievably extra, world-record-worthy inseam to test out on our next snorkeling excursion.
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But during the excursion, young Jacari fell 15 feet from the cliff he was walking beside, according to a GoFundMe set up for the family.
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The Otter plane, operated by Taquan Air, a regional airline based in Ketchikan, was flying a shore excursion with 10 passengers and a pilot aboard.
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I had only a vague idea of what to expect when I boarded the Celebrity Summit in April for a weeklong excursion to the Caribbean.
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You can also get a leather-bound notebook for your writer-friends, or a cheap, quick backpacking excursion for a friend that likes to hike.
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Whether you're an experienced hiker or don't even own a pair of boots, the perfect outdoor excursion is just a subway or bus ride away.
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In his exclusive PEOPLE interview, Prince Harry talked fondly about one particular U.S. excursion he enjoyed with his brother William and late mother Princess Diana.
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In Tel Aviv on a cultural excursion, they are soldiers of Israel's Border Police, under instruction from their officers to be quiet in the gallery.
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During one solo excursion to the front lines of the war in 1937, Taro was tragically killed by a tank while treating from the battlefield.
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In the store Davidson waited as Grande shopped to her heart's content, and as any makeup -fanatic knows this kind of excursion could take hours.
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Rob Lowe showed no fear as he and his son spotted two great white sharks on a paddleboarding excursion in Santa Barbara, California, last week.
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Insights from her excursion, which at times involved pushing the steam monster uphill, drove Karl to refine the design and invent the first gear shifter.
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As much as we want the breezy connotations of "I'm going to the beach" to ring true, in reality the whole excursion is a Production.
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These models are not toys, but they might help if you're planning an off-planet excursion and need to know exact pressures and temperatures somewhere.
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Food likely won't be on his mind -- it could be the toughest of all his stops in his first overseas excursion as commander in chief.
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Her new single, "He Is The Voice I Hear," is a 10+ minute disco-inflected excursion with a dramatic intro, stomping beat, and infectious bassline.
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The vessel had been on a three-day excursion over Labor Day weekend, and is presumed to have caught on fire near Santa Cruz Island.
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This year's offerings include a trip to celebrate Oktoberfest in Watertown, an excursion to DelMonaco Winery, and a journey to a fall festival in Baxter.
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It was his second stint at Nickel, after a brief free-world excursion that had ended when he threw a concrete block through a windshield.
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Pretty without pandering, it contains fleeting allusions to folk music and sends the cellist on an excursion into the spidery upper harmonics of the instrument.
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I've been wearing both for about six months between fresh and saltwater, but recently brought them along on a recent fly-fishing excursion to Wyoming.
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Ron was in Vegas for Summer League and decided to do a little excursion out of Sin City to go to a… giant, boring dam.
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In the meta excursion, directed by Benjamin Dickinson, Watts brings along his familiar comedic touches (philosophical musings, probing insights into humanity, generally uproarious non-sequiturs).
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LEMUR stands for Limbed Excursion Mechanical Utility Robot, it's got four limbs and was originally conceived as a repair robot for the International Space Station.
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A visit to the new home of Mia Sara and Brian Henson requires a wavy excursion through the Hollywood Hills and down to a promontory.
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It is the museum's third big excursion into Bourgeois's world following a 1982 retrospective, and a 1994 print survey and it is the best yet.
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On this 303-minute Brubeck-gone-blues-rock excursion in 5/4, the band trades solos, peaking with Baker gloriously building from restraint to fury.
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Listen: "Eye in the Wall" is a disorienting, mesmerizing nine-minute excursion from Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) and the choreographer Kate Wallich, writes our critic.
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Listen: "Eye in the Wall" is a disorienting, mesmerizing nine-minute excursion from Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) and the choreographer Kate Wallich, our critic writes.
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VA Inspector General Michael Missal began investigating the excursion in October after The Washington Post reported the couple spent nearly half of the trip sightseeing.
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The complaint also states Nauman knew or should have known the Excursion had mechanical and safety deficiencies, including some that would have affected the brakes.
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They also have a custom high-excursion driver and high dynamic range amplifier, which taken together should enable crisp, rich sound and reduced background noise.
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A tour group was whale watching during an afternoon excursion with San Francisco Whale Tours when they spotted a man dodging the body of a whale.
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Both shared shots of the excursion on Snapchat — including matching shots as they hung on a hay barrel surrounded by pumpkins, corn stalks, scarecrows and sunflowers.
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Longtime friends Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion that afternoon and were never seen again.
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After the Wal-Mart excursion Lucy and Felix take the car and just drive away, content to make love in some other safe house, I suppose.
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The Waylens Horizon is begging for someone to take it to a dirt track, or on an outback drifting excursion, or through an arctic survival sprint.
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I'm definitely a foodie and a planner, and C was very comfortable letting me take the reins on our excursion of restaurants, breweries, and hidden gems.
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Of course, Michonne is also the one that wants to head back to Alexandria, thinking that their multi-day excursion has probably gone on long enough.
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"They did the sad part of Hamilton, and I started crying and couldn't stop," Garner says in the video, while clearly swollen from her dental excursion.
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The entire excursion was so tense, we had to put together all the most cringeworthy, unsettling encounters of the RHONY cast's investigation into extremely quick dating.
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For us, the following days were a blur of meetings with psychologists, cupcake and casserole deliveries, and even a donated excursion to swim with the dolphins.
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The person at the counter forgets to charge me for the guac and I take this as a sign that this excursion was meant to be.
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" That being said, the excursion was still a great time and a source told PEOPLE Thursday that the family "had a fun day celebrating North's birthday.
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The poet Thomas Gray was so intent on his Claude glass that he fell backward into "a dirty lane" during an excursion to the Lake District.
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Women ahead of an afternoon shopping excursion munched on $38 Palm Beach Shrimp Salads and sides of Freds' famous, $12 Belgian Pommes Frites dipped in mayo.
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The father of one of the two Florida boys missing at sea since a July 24 fishing excursion holds his final communication with his son close.
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In case your plans for the new collection includes wearing it on your next Runyon Canyon excursion, you may want to tone it down a notch.
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Long before the recent Instagram rant, face tattoo speculation and barefoot-in-the-park excursion, Justin Bieber was just a boy trying to woo his baby.
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He easily scored from the 23 on the first play of the fourth quarter to put the finishing touch on a 13-play, 21-yard excursion.
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Mr Trump's boasting to Russian officials about the "great intel" he had on a plot by Islamic State (IS) underlines just how hazardous this excursion is.
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Their new full-length, Delirious Excursion, marks the band's debut release, but sounds like the band sprang fully-formed into being, like Athena from Zeus' forehead.
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It has been nine months since Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both, 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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The group went into the cave on June 23 for an hour-long excursion, but became stuck when heavy rains and rising floodwaters blocked their exit.
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The Broncos traveled 70 yards on nine plays on that excursion, with CT Thomas taking an end-around handoff and navigating 12 yards for the score.
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Before the pair set out for their trip, Port revealed on Instagram that she was taking her son on a shopping excursion at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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During the excursion, travelers will be taken around the Golden Circle to see three of Iceland's highlights, Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, and Thingvellir National Park.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt took her children on a cultural excursion to London's West End theater district on Saturday for a performance of beloved fantasy musical Wicked.
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The limo, a 2001 Ford Excursion, was "chopped" and elongated and was subject to federal review that it was legal, Cuomo said, according to NBC News.
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We'd both, silently, pegged this as a home and in bed by two job, a quick excursion into the heart of clubland for strictly professional reasons.
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I planned my Bosch excursion with the art historian Gary Schwartz, who was born in Brooklyn but moved to the Netherlands more than 20063 years ago.
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Her chapbook Excursion was selected by Mary Jo Bang as the winner of the 20153 Oversound Chapbook Prize and will be published by Oversound in 2020.
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Her chapbook Excursion was selected by Mary Jo Bang as the winner of the 2019 Oversound Chapbook Prize and will be published by Oversound in 2020.
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This hiking and camping excursion through one of the country's newest national parks is just one of the many outdoor adventures it offers around the world.
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The private jet excursion to Ibiza, plus the recent private trip to Nice on Wednesday makes three private flights in eight days, The Daily Mail reports.
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When she's not in school, Tiffany spends money vacationing, from an Italian yacht trip and Budapest excursion to summers in Southampton and visits to The Bahamas.
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The "bribe" of an excursion with a parent, or of special time reading together or discussing a book, conveys the importance of reading, said Dr. Ryan.
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In September 85033, days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast, a photo circulated of the two Presidents Bush on a sport-fishing excursion.
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In addition, the hotel offers an excursion, based upon availability, to a Mapuche village where guests can learn about indigenous cuisine and have a traditional lunch.
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Clubs aren't hung up on that sort of detail, however, and when it comes down to it, the marketability of a pre-season excursion trumps all.
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Or Giggs, who has more chance of enrolling at Hogwarts than being asked to buss out "Whippin' Excursion" at the Brits, despite pioneering a whole genre.
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According to a 2015 study by Tourism Concern, about two-thirds of all-inclusive vacationers go on some sort of excursion, which can add up fast.
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The trip culminates with a wilderness excursion and a hands-on training session with Mr. Kluger and student chefs from the local Singita School of Cooking.
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The 75-foot dive-boat was on a three-day long excursion to the Channel Islands National Park in the Pacific Ocean west of Los Angeles.
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When Mr. Trump planned a trip to the DMZ during a 2017 visit to Seoul, his aides went to great lengths to keep the excursion secret.
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"A Happy Excursion," a double concerto that has its American premiere on Wednesday with the New York Philharmonic, takes its title from an ancient Taoist text.
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The director, Jan P. Matuszynski, mixes simulated home-video footage with stealthily virtuosic long-take scenes, including a remarkable one depicting an airplane excursion with Tomasz.
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Rain was forecast for June 303, the day the Wild Boars made their excursion to Tham Luang, but the boys had ventured into the cave before.
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We can choose to spend it on a toy or movie excursion, but that will mean we have to compromise elsewhere, like getting pizza that week.
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Lors d'une excursion dans un village millénaire du sud de la France, dit-il, il remarqua un groupe de femmes voilées se tenant autour d'une fontaine.
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Investigators were seeking to determine whether the New York trip was a tourist excursion — foreign students often take recreational trips — or whether there were other motives.
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"He started screaming and I just kept working," Ms. Smith recalled of the failed excursion last summer with her son, Louis Nash, now 15 months old.
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When Rajesh received news of a successful performance on his college exams, he vanished, elated, on a two-night excursion, supposedly "exercising" at a wrestling camp.
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Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd's potential liability for the deadly excursion could hinge on whether the eruption was an unforeseeable "act of God," maritime lawyers told Reuters.
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Not a road trip or camping excursion; I wanted a warm, sunny beach where servers would bring me cocktails and someone else would cook every meal.
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" The "Ride the Ducks" website says the excursion is a "70-minute guided amphibious tour that takes guests through the scenic Ozarks on both land and water.
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It all went down back in May, when 26-year-old Tyler rear-ended a 2014 Ford Pickup while driving his giant 2005 Excursion in Jupiter, Florida.
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While all seemed well at the end of their excursion, Rebecca's memory of buying batteries was cloudy as she asked Jack if they forgot to purchase anything.
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Some boys also said that they hadn't told their parents they were going into the cave because they were afraid of being forbidden to join the excursion.
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Neither Lessin nor Kortina will admit to failure, but Fin's excursion into B2B enterprise software eight months ago suggests the assistant technology wasn't a billion-dollar idea.
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Harry apparently didn't quite have the heart to extend the pair's Down by Law-esque excursion, and he was captured the next day in a nearby meadow.
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After a quick shopping excursion to Isabel Marrant, an upscale shopping district, Garner returned to the hotel courtyard where she stopped to pose for pictures with fans.
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Jeremiah Peterson decided to get serious about weight loss when a family hiking excursion last summer proved to be too taxing for his then 290-lb. frame.
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Simply take your sausage with you on your outdoor excursion, whether it's to a neighbor's backyard or a clearing in a forest, and don't forget the skewers.
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And sometimes, when she is on an a shopping excursion at Marshalls, she loses said fanny pack, which is exactly what happened to Ross earlier this week.
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The tour operator is releasing a $750 discount on its most popular couple travel packages, including a European Grand Tour, and a 10-day excursion to Morocco.
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Neither Lessin nor Kortina will admit to failure, but Fin's excursion into B2B enterprise software eight months ago suggests the assistant technology wasn't a billion-dollar idea.
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The New Jersey native was largely outclassed in his latest excursion, but still gave it his all enough to earn yet another Fight of a Night award.
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"Then George sat down with Kate to eat his cake with a fruit juice," adds the source about the mum-and-son excursion to Fakenham Garden Centre.
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He walked me through through the kitchen to the back parking lot where his beat up flatbed truck was waiting to take us on a bumpy excursion.
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The Aggies traveled 209 yards on nine plays in the game-opening possession, capping the excursion with Love's 9-yard scoring pass to senior wideout Jalen Greene.
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Unless you're doing a standard bus tour with dozens of other tourists, expect to shell out anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to a grand per excursion.
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Investigators say Carpenter had only had 1 drink on the day he collapsed (rum and pineapple juice) during an excursion with his family to Black Point Marina.
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The Kings opened a three-game excursion with Wednesday's 29.5-22 victory over the Phoenix Suns and conclude it with Sunday's visit to the San Antonio Spurs.
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We're told North was also with Mom, and Kourtney and her kids enjoyed the excursion as well ... which included a family ride on It's a Small World.
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They pulled the NRA president at the time from the trip, which he was slated to attend, and encouraged Keene to treat it as an independent excursion.
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Each excursion will be held within 90 minutes of the city and includes a meal prepared by Joe Yardley, the chef de cuisine at Agern: Sea, Sept.
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Hyatt, for instance, is offering for the first time an opportunity for its World of Hyatt loyalty members to participate in an excursion in November to Tokyo.
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The group was on an excursion that left from Kearny, N.J., booked by FlyNYON, a company that advertises doors-off helicopter rides to thrill-seekers and photographers.
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The Conception had been on a three-day Labor Day diving cruise at the time of the fire, according to the website for a local excursion company.
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The Conception had been on a three-day Labor Day diving cruise for a local excursion company at the time of the fire, according to the website.
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Still, I knew from a previous trip that while the Camino del Diablo may feel like a death-defying excursion into forbidding territory, it's actually quite safe.
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"The journey was like paying for a high-end tour or excursion and ended up being one of the most fun parts of the trip," he said.
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Listen: "Eye in the Wall" is a throbbing, swirling, disorienting, mesmerizing nine-minute excursion from Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) and the choreographer Kate Wallich, our critic says.
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And every so often, Cleo (who, I realize now, must have been going mad with boredom) took us on an excursion: Brighton Beach, Prospect Park, Coney Island.
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The idea was to follow Topher White, the founder of the start-up, Rainforest Connection, on an excursion to install treetop monitoring software outside four remote villages.
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GIRLS TRIP Overdue for a reunion, four friends (Regina Hall, Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah and Tiffany Haddish) embark on a wild weekend excursion to New Orleans.
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We got the former 'Teen Mom' and "Backdoor Teen Mom" star leaving Cecconi's in WeHo Monday, and she teed off about the backlash over her yacht excursion.
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After a quick check-in, boarding the ship required running a gauntlet of people with something to sell: the photographer, shore excursion staff, restaurant and alcohol reps.
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But the White House cancelled the trip as of Monday, making it at least the second planned excursion the Trump administration has nixed since he took office.
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The night before, those two had escaped from Primo's holding hut while he was on a drunken excursion to get gasoline in order to burn Paul's body.
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At once sincere and strategic, the excursion was designed to portray him as someone with roots in the "real" France of villages and hard-working rural people.
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The guided kayak excursion offered by the Mayflower Inn & Spa is $170 per couple (a picnic is extra); rates at the hotel start from $800 per night.
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Part of Turkey's justification for its excursion into Syria is the creation of a safe space to which Syrian refugees can return—or, if necessary, be sent.
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Shreve has a gift for making the mundane engaging; Grace's excursion to Biddeford to look for a used car is nearly as interesting as her romantic life.
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The episode was an elegiac bookend to the earlier Block Island excursion, and it continued in the autumnal, prestige-picture style of last week's Montauk-set hour.
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Local, state and federal investigators are still trying to figure out why Lisinicchia plowed the Excursion through a stop sign and into a parked SUV on Saturday.
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A spokeswoman for the company declined to comment on criticisms from some passengers about the excursion and the cruise line's handling of the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Join the 25932-minute excursion ($2395) for a deep dive into planting, roasting and cupping, or just enjoy the panoramic views and coffee in the tasting room.
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Or supplement the northern lights with a cultural excursion for an introduction to Sapmi, the traditional land of the indigenous Sami people and their roaming reindeer herds.
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The administration has been secretly planning the excursion "for a little while," Sanders said, even though White House aides previously said there were no plans to go.
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And, not only is Randall making a fun excursion into a total downer of a trip, he shames Beth for trying to enjoy herself for one rare moment.
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This brings us to a term called excursion, which is how far the speaker cone travels—obviously a factor that's limited in laptops, phones, and dinky Bluetooth speakers.
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After years of dreaming, he got to live his childhood dream of hitting the road with his two idols — his father and Diamond — on the 50th anniversary excursion.
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The excursion was part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee tour (celebrating her 60-year reign) of the U.K and included stops at De Montfort University and Leicester Cathedral.
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"It was just Brad and the twins doing the painting together," a source tells PEOPLE of the excursion, which happened a day before the U.K. celebrated Mother's Day.
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Titled "Whippin Excursion," the track is full of energy and explosive lyrics that will make you want to turn up the speakers as soon as it comes on.
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During their excursion, the 27-year-old mother of one publicly announced on Snapchat that she has taken the initiative to help her man continue to lose weight.
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The kind of man who demands a half day excursion to Pittsburgh to pay tribute to the cremation site of the man who raised his son: Jack Pearson.
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A new sneak peek at Sunday's Keeping Up with the Kardashians season 12 premiere shows Kardashian and Disick on a friendly housewarming shopping excursion with momager Kris Jenner.
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Still, they can be a nice option to cover the cost of something — an excursion, a fancy meal — that you might otherwise nix for budget reasons, Saglie explained.
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While few could have anticipated that they'd follow The Notorious Byrd Brothers with an enthusiastic country music excursion, the signs were there if you knew where to look.
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The itinerary, which begins Saturday in Saudi Arabia, is a startlingly ambitious excursion for a president who dislikes travel and has displayed a shaky grasp of foreign affairs.
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The Rockies expected a tough trip with a nine-game stretch through St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Boston and dropped to 21-22 on the excursion with Wednesday's loss.
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The point was underlined by a sharp jump in both rare earth prices and rare earth equities around the world in the wake of Xi's high-profile excursion.
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With this move the B.J.P. is picking up unfinished business from its previous excursion in power, when it led the National Democratic Alliance government between 1998 and 2004.
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Oh, and he killed his wife on a boat and got away with it, in a clear allusion to Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood's fatal excursion at sea.
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As controversies swirled in Washington, Trump embarked Friday for his first overseas trip as president – a nine-day excursion across five countries in the Middle East and Europe.
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He was born in 1891 and died in 1972, at age 80, rarely straying far from the Rockaway area, except during an excursion to Ireland for boarding school.
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The next in the series is the philosopher Simon Critchley, whose many books include "Faith of the Faithless" and "Bowie," an excursion through the songs of David Bowie.
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Canyoneers offers trips that range from $1,159 per person for a three-day motorized excursion to $3,750 per person for a 14-day, full-canyon oar trip;canyoneers.com.
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Atlanta is trying to complete a sweep of a four-game road trip and was fortunate enough to get all four opponents with losing records on the excursion.
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One hopes the American team will generate more goodwill on this excursion to Le Golf National than the American star Bubba Watson did on his visit in 2011.
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He had been substituted — after yet another fruitless excursion here, to this stadium where he has never scored, this place he must really hate — a few minutes earlier.
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Instead of booking an island excursion as just a day trip, couple a city visit with a few days offshore at a neighboring island to relax and recharge.
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I also loved the excursion to the Vent Haven Museum, which houses hundreds of figures and remarkable paraphernalia and was founded by a collector named W. S. Berger.
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They ordered a round of tequila shots and chased them down with beer, a routine one imagined out loud would be repeated more than once during their excursion.
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That excursion came to an end after the third oyster, when Ms. Stritch said, "this place is a dump," grabbed everyone's coats and took them to 3 Guys.
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Wind up your country excursion with a short drive to Crail, a quaint fishing village where you can take a scenic afternoon constitutional along the Fife Coastal Path.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump leaves on Friday for a nine-day, five-city foreign excursion, his first trip outside the United States as the country's leader and top diplomat.
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They said latest victim died in hospital, having been among more than 250 people injured in the eruption on the uninhabited island, a popular sightseeing excursion for tourists.
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When Dina Kaplan was helping run a video-sharing platform called Blip earlier this decade, she and the other founders helped organize a paintball excursion for their employees.
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When Dina Kaplan was helping run a video-sharing platform called Blip earlier this decade, she and the other founders helped organize a paintball excursion for their employees.
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As a young man, he hoped to become a classics scholar, but he was captivated by Syria during a summer excursion through the Arab world with a friend.
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Henry, who rushed for 53 yards on the excursion, took a screen pass 22 yards to the 1 and scored on the next play with 35 seconds left.
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I thought of a snorkeling excursion just hours earlier, when I'd seen a colorful reef that had grown around a shipwreck: The perfect image of an actor's life.
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The complaint also said Nauman Hussain knew or should have known the modified Ford Excursion had mechanical and safety deficiencies, including some that would have affected the brakes.
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A family of four living in the real world would pay $104 in PFCs alone on a typical round-trip excursion if the Senate appropriators have their way.
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There, she meets a real-life younger man (Adam Beach), a chef at a local diner, whose charm and warm smile give her excursion an even deeper meaning.
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Cuomo identified the company that owned the 2001 Ford Excursion limousine as Prestige Limousine, a small company based in Gansevoort, New York, according to federal Department of Transportation records.
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After the 10-hour flight, you can opt for a private taxi excursion to take you to Chefchaouen, which will cost you about $120 for the two hour drive.
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In my case, I had a very lengthy spreadsheet within Google Docs that was housing all of my hotel, flight, and excursion confirmations for an upcoming trip to Spain.
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Over-excursion, where a speaker is pushed beyond its limits, will quickly cause hardware problems, so it's usually carefully managed in both large professional speakers and tiny smartphone speakers.
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After enjoying a number of safaris, a drum and dinner show, Kristen and Ryan ventured to Wild Horizons, where they embarked on a canoeing excursion down the Zambezi River.
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Calgary exceeded expectations and is 3-0-1 on the excursion, which concludes Sunday afternoon against the Carolina Hurricanes, to increase its lead to four points on the Kings.
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So we get a short excursion to find a car that can be hot-wired and then we're off to the vantage point for Sasha to pull the trigger.
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A Carnival cruise ship that planned to stop in the Bahamas on a six-day excursion will instead visit Cozumel, Mexico, reported the Post-Courier in Charleston, South Carolina.
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By the end of the song/mystical excursion, you've fully contemplated your whole life in chronological order three to four times, possibly more depending on what drugs you've taken.
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"We've all come home with bigger hearts, higher hopes and more fuel in our passion to be part of the change," Linda wrote on Instagram following their African excursion.
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Suarez and Devil were both wearing life jackets when they headed out to sea for their excursion at Holetown Beach on the island's western coast around 2:30 p.m.
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The Republican nominee injured his knee while exiting a car in North Carolina, a condition that subsided briefly but then flared up during a bowling excursion at Camp David.
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He had to practice for a match, but he also had promised to accompany his 13-year-old daughter, Melanie, on an excursion that would require time and planning.
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The Cardinals opened an eight-game road excursion with a three-game sweep of the Chicago Cubs and the sudden turnaround followed a season-worst five-game losing streak.
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Perhaps it's only hitting home now that you haven't had the foresight to book that weekend-long yachting excursion/lobster bake in the Maldives with your significant other(s).
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There were also performances from the likes of Craig David and Giggs, the latter who brought basically all of his mates on stage and went HAM for "Whippin Excursion".
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Inside the arts center, mourners were met with a display of belongings Warmbier took with him on what was supposed to be a five-day excursion to North Korea.
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But even though she's not full-time, the cast still wanted her to join them — and fellow guests Shamea Morton, Marlo Hampton and Eva Marcille — for the overseas excursion.
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While most people don athletic wear like leggings, comfy tanks, sweatshirts and sneakers for an outdoorsy excursion on a hiking trail, Chyna didn't go for the most practical outfit.
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The Ice and Mountains package, which is the lowest-priced at $32K per person, is a four-day excursion that offers up exploratory trails for those strapped for time.
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Thankfully, the Indonesian address won't take up too much of Obama's time, leaving him with ample opportunities to embarrass his daughters, Sasha and Malia, on a whitewater rafting excursion.
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The inspection of the 2001 Ford Excursion limousine that crashed had turned up several violations, including some involving anti-lock brake malfunction indicators and inoperative or defective windshield wipers.
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The New Orleans Pelicans look to earn a split of a four-game road trip when they conclude the excursion with a contest against the Miami Heat on Saturday.
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I was sure we could scrape together enough money for an eight-day excursion to Argentina this coming April, as long as we opted for the "budget travel" approach.
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She's also "always thinking and planning ahead for the next meal or excursion," like what guests "need to take with them and what they need upon return," she said.
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Yes, the Springsteens are kicking it in the lap of luxury -- but, Tom and Rita were on an excursion ... exploring Capri's famous Blue Grotto, where only dinghys can go.
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Evans' remarks come just a few days after Amazon announced a blockbuster deal to buy Whole Foods, the online marketplace's biggest excursion into the brick-and-mortar retail space.
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Each year the company organizes a River Pride excursion: This year, the six-day trip, which includes wine-tasting, will weave along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.
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My mother would take her grandson on an excursion down the road to the Queens Botanical Garden and Dad and I would hole up in the den, blinds closed.
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The plane that descended, a DHC-3T Turbine Otter, was carrying 33 passengers and a pilot on an excursion that was sold through the cruise line, Ms. Homendy said.
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I've seen the story fade under the crush of a relentless news cycle, where every "Have you heard the latest?" invites another scary excursion into the land of disbelief.
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First he shows us the invaders as they gather themselves for the onslaught, then he takes us on an excursion into what they will find once they get there.
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And if you don't want your friends to get queasy when you show them highlights from your hiking excursion in Peru, the GoPro Karma grip is an essential tool.
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On a four-night stay, we only had three full days on property and opted to book just one day-trip excursion instead of two like we initially planned.
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They may not offer the comforts of an Amtrak cross-country excursion, but they are expected to perform the prosaic duty of transporting people to work and home again.
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Now would come the true test for me: when we left the property for an excursion out, I sent an email asking for two gluten-free red velvet cupcakes.
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The evening promised a decadent "immersive excursion" at a lakeside estate north of New York, featuring a nine-course dinner and exotic cocktails, masks, "anthropomorphic escapades" and initiation rites.
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So I recently made a detour to Milan during my annual soccer-watching excursion in England to talk with Scola about his Cinderella summer, basketball logic and much more.
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Speaking for many parents, I'm sure, I have less than fond memories of trying to convince young children that not every skating excursion on the canal involved buying them.
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"There&aposs been warnings about it … My son-in-law never would have booked the excursion if he knew there was any chance of them being injured," Barham said.
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But records from a September 4 inspection show the Excursion was taken "out of service," meaning it was prohibited from being on the road because it posed a hazard.
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Visitors are invited to take in the monumental underwater exhibit — designed to promote the colonization of marine life — aboard a glass-bottomed boat or on a scuba-diving excursion.
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Three exacting reproductions of the Lunar Excursion Module that was used on that mission were created by Cartier and gifted in-person to Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.
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It's been clear for weeks Bethenny had way too much emotional stress riding on the ladies' field trip to Tequila, Mexico, since the excursion was tied to her Skinnygirl brand.
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As is standard for all of NASA's spacewalks, the entire excursion should last about 6.5 hours, so there will be plenty of time to watch the event throughout the day.
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The improved audio is the result of upgraded hardware innards, like a new "high-excursion" driver that can pump out better tones — but mostly, a better fit on the user.
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Now it may not be the most risqué style she's worn (this week), but it does make her shopping excursion more glamorous than our trip to the mall last weekend.
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The Warriors will close out the seven-game trip with their biggest test of the excursion when they visit Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday.
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ABOUT THE NETS (22-2102): Brooklyn finished out a nine-game road trip with a 2100-89 loss at the NBA-worst 76ers and went 3-6 on the excursion.
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The pop superstar surprised guests at the Ventana resort in the scenic hills of Big Sur, California, recently when she was spotted getting back to nature on a woodsy excursion.
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It was her second excursion to Peru with Helene; Carlevale was the first-ever recipient of a Plant Spirit Grant in 2013, after she was diagnosed with a uterine tumor.
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Of course, all 29 rooms are sure to be an Insta-worthy experience of their own, but isn't the souvenir shop the best part of any museum or creative excursion?
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It comes as no surprise that Jenner's wax figure — which is valued at $350,000 — changed into something a little more casual for the excursion: black sweatpants and a matching sweatshirt.
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One fan handed the prince a teddy bear during the 21992-minute excursion before the brothers waved to the royal fans chanting "We want Harry!" and returned to the castle.
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On the morning of July 24, 2015, longtime friends Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen boarded Austin's 19-foot 1978 SeaCraft and set out for a fishing excursion, but never returned.
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Detroit dropped to 0-5 away from home with Saturday's 96-86 loss to the San Antonio Spurs and is trying to salvage the finale of a four-game excursion.
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Last July, Tyler, the Creator used Flower Boy as a colorful excursion through his identity using the album as a departure from the mischevious persona he cultivated over the years.
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Billed as an eco-volunteer cruise, the trip assigns 50 passengers to pick up ocean garbage in the remote Svalbard archipelago, while the other 0003 take part in an excursion.
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One day, it became clear what the money was being collected for: an excursion, from which I was excluded because I hadn't known to ask my parents for the contribution.
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Sayulita, about an hour north of Puerto Vallarta, is a charming, low-key beach town that remained undiscovered by tourists until recently (cruise lines now offer walking tour shore excursion).
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Oh, and another thing: You wouldn't know it just by looking at the HomePod (it's only seven inches tall), but it emits remarkably deep bass through its high-excursion woofer.
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On the second excursion, he spoke with a woman named Monique who filled a similar role, though she never actually greeted him in person while he was on the island.
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Twelve people died and 18 were injured on Tuesday in Mexico's state of Quintana Roo when a tour bus lost control and rolled over during an excursion to ancient ruins.
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During my visit, I joined a young man named Ikatipe, his wife, and their two teen-age daughters on an excursion upriver, in a skiff with an outboard motor attached.
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When I arrived at the quay that would take us to the spot, I was told I'd be enjoying this tranquil, solo excursion as part of a group of 23.
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President Donald Trump's daughter Tiffany Trump also spends money vacationing, including an Italian yacht trip and a Budapest excursion, as well as summers in Southampton and visits to the Bahamas.
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Directed by Jenna Worsham for Lesser America, this is an excursion into the depths of longing, examining the ties that bind too tightly and the connections that are dangerously frayed.
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Travelers get an $2100 credit to use one of three ways: onboard, for a private car and driver at a port of their choice, or for a tailor-made excursion.
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Ms. Folds, a newcomer to the team with a singing voice that scales the heights of exasperation, took us on a rhymed excursion through the overcrowded purgatory of Times Square.
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Despite the somewhat unromantic nature of a movie based on a military excursion to capture two Somali warlords, my beloved seized my hand and held it for the entire film.
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But, equipped with the right resources and a little fragrance know-how, you can go into your next scent shopping excursion feeling confident that you can make a great choice.
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Trump and his aides hope to take a victory lap over his first overseas trip — a sweeping nine-day excursion through five different countries across the Middle East and Europe.
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A family excursion to the beach that might elsewhere have been a delight was, for Sabah Joudah, a forced decision, especially when having to put up with the sewage problems.
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For unknown reasons, the 2001 Ford Excursion, operated by Prestige Limousine Chauffer Service, plowed through a stop sign and crashed into a parked SUV in Schoharie, New York, last Saturday.
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Instead of a transcendent excursion into an altered consciousness, sensory deprivation had hilariously underscored the primacy of my body; it was almost a purely physical experience from start to finish.
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The two-and-a-half-hour guided excursion begins at the Bagatti Valsecchi Museum, which has a notable collection of handmade Italian leather goods from the 15th and 16th centuries.
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One such excursion involved a bus trip — during which they shared a pair of headphones to listen to Mariah Carey — to the serene Salt Marsh Nature Center in Marine Park.
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From hiking wine tours in Oregon to an expert-guided tasting of local wines in Boston, this might just be the weekend to add a wine excursion to your weekend plans.
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When did you last sit in a pub while your loose-jawed best mate waxed lyrical about the stoic German's most recent eight-hour excursion into the outer limits of tastefulness?
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Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne plays magizoologist Newt Scamander, who has just completed a global excursion to find and document an extraordinary array of magical creatures when Fantastic Beasts opens in 1926.
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Another inspiration was "Lovers and Lollipops," the Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin feature in which a widow, her new suitor and her daughter go on an excursion around New York City.
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On a full charge the CookStove has about 523 hours of battery life, which should be more than enough to cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day on a weekend excursion.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West were spotted on a shopping excursion in Miami on Saturday, just days after PEOPLE confirmed the couple are expecting their fourth child together, via surrogate.
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This small excursion into the world of the undead is one of many gems in Dinny McMahon's new book, a vivid account of China's economic problems, from debt to falsified data.
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In the clip, the child angler and his fishing party can be seen on an excursion off the coast of Cape Cod's Monomoy Island, where they reeled in a striper, Boston.
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James Harden and the Houston Rockets are midway through a tough eight-game opening stretch and continue a five-game road excursion when they face the New York Knicks on Wednesday.
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But TWD, having used a tiger and a man named Jesus to spruce up its standalone threads, pulls out yet another trick to turn Tara's excursion into a world-building exercise.
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Now, the family is urging tour groups in the Bahamas to adopt adequate emergency practices, alleging that staffers with the Sandy Toes excursion company did not immediately help during the attack.
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Max – which is 20 times more powerful than the regular Google Home — is made from two powerful 99 inch high-excursion woofers and was designed to completely redefine your audio experience.
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Sickhouse, which stars digital influencers Andrea Russett and Sean O'Donnell, follows a group of friends obsessed with social media whose excursion into the woods toexplore the lore of Sickhouse turns deadly.
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I treated it like I would any other tourist attraction, carefully mapping out my route to the nearest one, packing my camera, and setting aside a whole afternoon for the excursion.
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The bizarrely cheerful deep sea encounter was captured by NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research during a diving excursion 25 miles from Pea Island in North Carolina on June 30.
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Each of the 149 suites has its own private terrace and comes with a dedicated personal assistant, who can do everything from making your dinner reservation to organizing a destination excursion.
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Reuters said VEB is under Western economic sanctions for Russia's excursion into Ukraine but that simply meeting representatives of a U.S.-sanctioned entity does not violate either sanctions or the law.
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