Rugged beaches and journeys in an open-top battered Toyota truck!
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Surely we will find out about their journeys in another episode.
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Motherhood is one of my most exciting journeys in my life.
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Since 2013 it has completed more than 30 journeys in the region.
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Since 2009 the number of bus journeys in Manchester has fallen by 14%.
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A lot of these are walkable or cycle journeys in a lot of cities.
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Some of Israel's best and brightest military leaders began their journeys in his academy.
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William Atkins is the author of "The Immeasurable World: Journeys in Desert Places" (Doubleday).
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Detainees were tortured on each leg of their journeys, in helicopters, buses, cargo planes.
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There have been injuries, doubts and plenty of unglamorous journeys in tennis's minor leagues.
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With border checks reinstated, car journeys in and out of France can be delayed, too.
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There should be long journeys in your life, whether in your own country or abroad.
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Thousands sold their belongings to raise cash for perilous journeys in pursuit of their American Dream.
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Tesla has more battery charging stations, he says, making such journeys in the Chevy Bolt challenging.
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In March the city approved a flat surcharge on both taxi and for-hire journeys in Manhattan.
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Bike-sharing rides typically replace journeys made on foot or using public transport, not journeys in cars.
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All four airlines rely heavily on sixth-freedom flows: passengers who start and end their journeys in foreign countries.
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The track that re-opened in 2015 from Edinburgh to the Borders expected 650,000 journeys in its first year.
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In his memoir The Man Who Climbs Trees, Aldred recalls upward journeys in Costa Rica, Borneo, Morocco, Australia, Venezuela.
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The writer is the author of "The Wind in the Bamboo: Journeys in Search of Asia's 'Negrito' Indigenous Peoples."
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The premiere made it clear that we're going to follow these journeys in at least some approximation of painstaking detail.
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So with these three rules in mind, what foods did Amelia Earhart settle on for her long journeys in the air?
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"It was the fact they can share that platform together and a memory they can carry throughout their journeys in life."
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Nonetheless, there are inward journeys in progress—moral migrations that carry the characters, almost despite themselves, away from where they began.
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With a similar itinerary, Variety Cruises has the Journeys in the Land of Ice & Fire: Akureyri to Reykjavik throughout the summer.
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The train system, which had nearly 38 million passenger journeys in 2017, connects such cities as London, Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow.
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The company plans to reduce air pollutants while improving road safety by removing up to 40,000 truck journeys in populated urban areas.
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You're bored, restless, and the backache that comes with long distance journeys in your self-driven car is starting to kick in.
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About 0003 million journeys are undertaken on TfL's network every day, which is half of all bus and rail journeys in England.
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These intricacies and vulnerabilities are what fuel MDS in tandem with the hosts' personal journeys in understanding and disseminating what they uncover.
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Books about Robin Hood intrigued me, and King Arthur, but also books about the Roman Empire and Marco Polo's journeys in China.
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Mr Huennekens compares this to the way Google's driverless-car division collects data on its vehicles' journeys in order to improve their performance.
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These were their first journeys in a married life that will find them reconnecting as a family in New York or Burbank, Calif.
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Cuba now closely guards the travels of its players, driving many defecting players to risk harrowing journeys in the hands of unscrupulous smugglers.
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Migrants fleeing poverty or war in troubled areas of the world face perilous, and often deadly, journeys in search of a better life.
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Monarchs, famously, fly across much of North America, starting or ending their journeys in one of a few groves of trees in central Mexico.
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Many, like Aimamo, Ibrahim, and Sanna, will, after agreeing to pay for their journeys in exchange for labor, end up in slavery-like conditions.
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The technology underscores our commitment to enhance the Dubai Government's Strategy to convert 25% of total journeys in Dubai into autonomous transit by 2030.
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His government has promised to help African nations improve conditions to keep people from embarking on dangerous journeys in the hope of reaching Europe.
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Personal Journeys In firefighting it's called a "rekindle": A blaze thought to be extinguished that later reignites soon after firefighters have left the scene.
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Netflix description: Steve's journeys in search of such delicious game meat as venison and mutton take him as far afield as Mexico and Alaska.
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And those who still try to cross the central Mediterranean are attempting longer, more dangerous journeys in flimsier craft that they can hide more easily.
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Scroll down to see the rest of the winning photos and to read the photographers' description of their work and journeys in their own words.
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Despite all the investment, only 15% of journeys in Istanbul are made by public transport; the city has more congested roads than any other in Europe.
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Some of the congestion has been eased by the Dubai Metro, which saw over 1173 million passenger journeys in 2016, up 12.7 million year-on-year.
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Our ancestors endured weeks at sea and arduous journeys in wagons back in the day, but we get to zip across the skies in metal tubes.
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The American Public Transportation Association's figures show that the number of journeys in the country as a whole has fallen in each of the past three years.
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And if the real point of such deals were to deter asylum seekers from making journeys in the first place, then it is not obvious that it works.
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Philip, 95, has been traveling in the "cab" for journeys in London since 1999, blending in with the city traffic often with a royal chauffeur driving up front.
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This has forced millions of refugees to put their fates in the hands of unscrupulous smugglers and set out on perilous journeys in search of a new start.
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These works are journeys in sexual fulfillment, and are self-reflexive in the sense that they explore how feminine sexual needs are at odds with society at large.
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Mobility is much cheaper thanks to the highly efficient use of capacity; prices for journeys in the city could be 50% or less of today even without subsidy.
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I didn't care for it — but I loved the rentable "Sideways," the 2004 film directed by Alexander Payne about two friends' ill-starred journeys in California wine country.
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Many of them have written a brief statement on the idea of home, and their own journeys in regards to gender, which you can find on the following pages.
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"Heaven" is Uber's term for an internal software that provides live data about customers, drivers and journeys — in effect, it tracks any Uber ride across a giant digital map.
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It is calling on the scientific community to suggest research proposals to explore what journeys in space over a long period of time can do to the human body.
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The American Duchess will offer shorter itineraries out of Nashville and New Orleans designed to appeal to working professionals, and introduce journeys in and out of the Chicago area.
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The sea journeys in John Akomfrah, Zineb Sedira and Anna Boghiguian's work, for example, were echoed in a coincidental link with the moving image work of Tuan Andrew Nguyen.
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The RTA said the technology underscored its commitment to enhance the Dubai government's strategy to turn 25 percent of mass transit journeys in the emirate into autonomous ones by 2030.
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Descent: Journeys in the Dark is an enormous dungeon-diving experience that takes the best of pen-and-paper RPGs and combines them with beautifully scripted scenarios and gorgeous miniatures.
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We went from sporting Afros at picket lines in the '60s to watching YouTube naturalistas — ones with bigger followings than some celebrities — sharing their journeys in front of a webcam.
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For the past year, I've alternated between using Apple's AirPods for daily walks to the store and Sony's larger on-ear noise-canceling headphones for longer journeys in loud environments.
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It's a genre which broadcasts events like seven-hour train journeys in their entirety, or a 12-hour canal trip, or eight hours of live TV featuring a burning fireplace.
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Personal trainers and bloggers like Chontel Duncan and Sia Cooper have been sharing their journeys in hopes of inspiring other moms-to-be to stay active and lead healthy lifestyles.
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The ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, announced last year that 25 percent of all journeys in the city would be conducted by driverless vehicles by 2030.
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Since the industry was privatised in the mid-1990s, the number of rail journeys in the south-east has soared by 130%, though fares have risen by 45% in real terms.
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Times Insider As Colin O'Brady and Louis Rudd vie to become the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unsupported, The Times is charting their journeys in (close to) real time.
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On Sunday, the Kathak artist Sanjukta Sinha embraces traditional and contemporary aspects of the form in "Angika, Journeys in Love," a suite of dances that explores the love of the divine.
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Earlier this year, in response to growing demand, it offered discounts for solo travelers across all of its product lines, more than 40 journeys in every continent, for the first time.
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"At 350-450kW, electric charging will take a time comparable to refueling with gasoline, which will make long journeys in [electric vehicles] as practical as in cars using liquid fuels," he said.
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Sex, which had been the basis of much of her fiction, had taken a backseat to other aspects of her characters' life journeys—in some cases, without her even noticing the change.
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"We know that business leaders have limited time for long reads at work, so we've also created a physical version with journeys in mind," the company says on its dedicated "Grow" website.
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"Customers want to go on long journeys in their electric vehicles and feel confident that there are reliable, comfortable and convenient places to charge them quickly," said Shell's head of retail Istvan Kapitany.
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Sansa has had one of the roughest journeys in Game of Thrones; over the past seven seasons, she's had to deal with Cersei's cruelty, Joffrey's immature vileness, Ramsay's horrific abuse, and Littlefinger's manipulations.
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In a report published Monday, research firm Kantar claimed private car journeys in global hubs would decrease by 10% over the next decade, as 20203 million city-dwellers change the way they travel.
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"We got officially registered for Ningbo and went to the 12-mile zone (marking the limits of Russian territorial waters)," one of the crew said, describing four journeys in which he was involved.
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She had quite a bit of catching up to do as she embarked on one of the unheralded journeys in theater — joining the established ensemble of a Broadway musical well after it opens.
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Helsinki, for example, lets people plan and pay for multimodal journeys in a single app, so they don't have to cobble together disparate information on transit schedules, bike share locations, and so on.
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In a statement Sunday, the RTA said the technology underscored its commitment to enhance the Dubai government's strategy to turn 25 percent of mass transit journeys in the emirate into autonomous ones by 2030.
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Kramer, 34, chronicled her pregnancy journeys in an 11-minute Youtube video that followed her taking IVF shots, revealing pregnancy tests and tearfully reacting to news that her last of three embryos didn't take.
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These works are on view for the first time in the United States (alongside photographs of his journeys) in an exhibition titled "Unknown Tibet: The Tucci Expeditions and Buddhist Painting," running through May 20.
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In "The Dawn Watch" Ms Jasanoff describes her own journeys in search of Conrad—four weeks on a French cargo ship across the Indian Ocean and a complicated trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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No problem: GM will now rent out a Chevy Equinox for you to use, which will cost between $100 per week or nothing at all if you clock up enough Lyft journeys in the vehicle.
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In some regions you have roaming price caps; in others people buy "travel" packages ahead of their journeys; in other cases users simply opt to make calls via apps that bypass carrier call charges altogether.
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Or Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket company, which aspires to launch six lucky tourists into space via a capsule, and that's testing its New Shepard rocket ahead of plans for commercial suborbital journeys in 53.
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Survivors and their families said poverty and a lack of jobs and opportunity along with political repression in Egypt have driven thousands to embark on perilous journeys in rickety boats across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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Obama thanked Kelly for his service and said that his mission could provide critical research about what it will take to allow astronauts to make even longer journeys in space, according to the White House.
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The last human on Earth, Finn, and his wise talking dog, Jake, embark on trippy journeys in the colorful post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo, relying on each other to fight monsters and other frightening creatures.
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But now that premium television makers have realized that it's easier to unspool the stuff books are best at—details, set pieces, emotional journeys—in six or 10 or 15 hours than in a mere two.
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Between the long journeys in cars, planes, or buses, uncomfortable hotel beds, unfamiliar surroundings, and unforgiving jet lag, it's easy to feel restless, anxious, or stressed to the point where you just can't get sufficient sleep.
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For that matter, bedtime stories are supposed to be a relaxing, wind-down time — the sound of a parent's voice droning on about journeys in and out of days, the familiarity of the story and imagery.
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More than 1 million migrants Over the past year, hundreds of thousands of people have made short but perilous journeys in an effort to reach Europe's Mediterranean shores and, ultimately, the continent's northern and western countries.
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Among the most urgent needs is to do something about smog-belching, privately owned microbuses, which account for half of passenger journeys in Mexico City, says Francisco Barnés of the Centro Mario Molina, a think-tank.
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The only way to resolve that contradiction without violating the law — its letter if not its spirit — is by preventing people from arriving or deterring them from setting out on their journeys in the first place.
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With no budget for professional PR, he promoted his operation through social media and leading Coffee Journeys, in which participants go out to the jungle to help local farmers for a few days and understand the process.
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With a budget of about $1.6 billion, the organization provides aid to people fleeing conflict and disasters, and it often comes to the assistance of migrants who are attempting perilous journeys in search of a better life.
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The safari outfitter AndBeyond is offering 30 percent off one of its four small group journeys in 2018 (each journey has multiple departure dates), including a mobile camping trip to Botswana and a photography safari in Kenya.
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Migrants who try to cross through the mountains typically begin their journeys in cities like Tijuana, Mexico, and are driven by smugglers into remote parts of the California high desert where they then set out on foot.
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The U.N. migration agency said on Friday that at least 22017,000 migrants globally, including 1,600 children, have died on dangerous journeys in search of better lives since it began compiling data on migrant deaths and disappearances in 2014.
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Migrant crisis We haven't talked about the migrant crisis lately, but desperate people are still taking to the Mediterranean Sea, risking their lives with treacherous journeys in flimsy vessels in hopes of finding a better life in Europe.
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Examples of such journeys in this issue include Ted Conover's through Africa by train; Alice Gregory's to Lapland for the Jokkmokk Winter Market of the Sami people; and Nikil Saval's in Tunisia with members of the creative class.
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Using live traffic information to mimic journeys in southern California, Dr Qi and Dr Barth compared their algorithm with a basic energy-management system for plug-in hybrids that simply switches to combustion power once the battery is depleted.
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Uber said in April it would add an additional pound to the cost of journeys in central London to help drivers meet the 11.50 pound ($14.38) daily charge which will be applied from Monday to Friday during the day.
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Lister was not just a landowner—she was also an adventuress, an intrepid traveler who made her way through Europe and Asia, keeping a four-million word diary in which she described her journeys in intense and intricate detail.
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A ship crosses dry land The Hao Fan 6's journeys in the weeks before the ban show the massive ship, which can transport 8,343 tons of cargo, appearing to travel on land across large swaths of South Korea.
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Franz Wilhelm Junghuhn, a page from Topographische und naturwissenschaftlicher Atlas zur Reise durch Java ("Topographic and Scientific Journeys in Java," 1845)Many of Junghuhn's careful notes and colorful lithographs are on view, giving the largely unknown explorer his belated dues.
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Gridlocked on Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok; on long Tube journeys in London, or the New York City Subway; en route to training, or returning to base, even in the most mundane and innocuous setting, you can make time to meditate.
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Looking at enhancing indoor expertise and datasets speaks to the other kinds of customers that Here has and also to offer continuity to users (and in the case of businesses, objects) that may initiate journeys in vehicles but complete them indoors.
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Instead, the United States and its partners in the region need to address the governmental dysfunction in Central America that is driving so many desperate people to embark on incredibly dangerous journeys in search of a better, more secure life.
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In THE SINGULAR PILGRIM, Rosemary Mahoney embarks upon six religious journeys in good faith — or, at least, "faded, worn, resentful, and stubbornly evasive" faith, which allows her to remain both skeptical and exquisitely open to the beliefs and rituals of others.
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In New York, customers will be able to book journeys in a branded car via an app, online or by phone, it said on Wednesday, rivaling the likes of Uber, which offers the UberBLACK premium service, and executive transport firm Carey.
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Just five months ago, customers could only use the app to book journeys in London but the firm has been adding cities to reach the more than 100 locations available including Paris, Berlin and Beijing, focused on Britons traveling abroad.
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In interviews in the Jungle Books Kids Cafe, a shack hung with fabrics and a poster of a London bus, a number of the Jungle's young people sat on donated sofas this week and described their journeys in halting English or Pashto.
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This will be the first market for Wing in Europe, and its second extended pilot globally: Wing has run four separate trials covering some 55,000 journeys in Australia (and 60,000 overall), carrying things as diverse as medicine and coffee, across a range of environments.
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Outfitters Black Tomato and Remote Lands now offer journeys in the region, from guided archaeological tours to rock climbing and river jaunts in basket boats Columbus, Ohio With a revitalized riverfront and booming downtown, Columbus is already one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
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SONSONATE, El Salvador/TAPANATEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - A new group of migrants bound for the United States set off from El Salvador and crossed into Guatemala on Sunday, following thousands of other Central Americans fleeing poverty and violence who have taken similar journeys in recent weeks.
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For all its gymnastics, I took away a different realization from UTR concerning the function of theater today: it is a universe governed by the performers and audience together, a space where we can engage in sublime, personal journeys in the presence of friends and strangers.
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But even as prices drop, which makes it more affordable to use ships as storage, brokers said some are holding off in booking long-term time charters, preferring to store oil in tanks on land or book ships for individual journeys in the hope that rates could drop further.
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The millions of refugees from Syria, Eritrea, Myanmar and elsewhere -- living in limbo or braving desperate journeys in search of asylum -- are, for many of us, the most visible symbol of how governments are stripping people of fundamental human rights, in this case the right to seek safe haven.
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It also drew attention to the often overlooked illegal human traffic in the waters between Yemen and the Horn of Africa, where poverty and violence in Yemen, Somalia, Eritrea and Ethiopia have pushed hundreds of thousands of people to take risky sea journeys in hopes of better lives.
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She goes on to reference Joan Didion's 1990 essay "Sentimental Journeys," in which Didion details the Central Park jogger case, which centered around the brutal rape of a Wall Street investment banker and the arrest, trial, coerced confession, and conviction of the four Black and one Latino suspects in the crime.
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Orban, who romped to re-election in April after what critics said was a campaign demonizing refugees, followed by legislation to prosecute rights groups who help them, said the EU could best display humanity by sealing its borders to deter migrants from undertaking perilous sea journeys in the first place.
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"One of the longest journeys in the world is the journey from Brooklyn to Manhattan — or at least from certain neighborhoods in Brooklyn to certain parts of Manhattan," Norman Podhoretz began his memoir "Making It." There would be no third movie following Tony's odyssey from Bay Ridge to Broadway and beyond.
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In fact, Glass Distortion writes:Nolan actually screened Michael Mann's "Heat" for all his department heads before going into production, he say once: "I always felt 'Heat' to be a remarkable demonstration of how you can create a vast universe within one city and balance a very large number of characters and their emotional journeys in an effective manner."
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But as air taxis are being designed to provide journeys in just such places, from an airport to the centre of a city for example, these new aircraft will have to be integrated into air-traffic-control systems, says Jay Merkle, the executive director of the Office of Unmanned Aircraft Systems at America's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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The first part of "Escape" also sets a few different journeys in motion: Serpent game master Jughead's obsession with G&G as a tool to understand the Gargoyle King, Betty Cooper's (Lili Reinhart) decision to use good old-fashioned detective work in that same quest, and Veronica Lodge's (Camila Mendes) interest in figuring out what is going on with Archie behind bars.
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He called crossing the East River "one of the longest journeys in the world," and he believed, correctly, that his story was also, more or less, the story of many of the people he hoped would admire the book—people like Bell, the Trillings, and the writers and editors at places like Dissent , The New Leader , Partisan Review , and The New York Review of Books .
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The Factory's current exhibition, Necessary Fictions, displays paintings and drawings by two international artists who have made transcultural journeys in opposing directions: Tammy Nguyễn, a first-generation Vietnamese-American painter, born and raised in San Francisco and now based in New York, who studied traditional lacquer painting in Ho Chi Minh City on a Fulbright fellowship in 2007; and Hà Ninh Pham, a Vietnamese artist who has recently returned to his country after two years of study in the United States.
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