117 Sentences With "going on a trip" | Random Sentence Generator

There's nothing like the nervous anticipation of going on a trip.

Fasten your five-point harnesses because today we're going on a trip.

If you're going on a trip, you need to book a hotel.

But if I'm going on a trip somewhere, this is what I'll bring.

Exploring a new world, going on a trip to a completely different place.

I was supposed to be going on a trip to Asia next month.

My boyfriend (singer Ryan Hurd) and I are going on a trip to Michigan.

This means you can't change your country in advance if you're going on a trip.

Going on a trip can be an exciting moment to share with your social network.

For those of us who remember the 90s, we're going on a trip down memory lane.

It's the perfect bag for when they're grocery shopping, running errands, or going on a trip.

Ever wonder what the key to going on a trip with Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee is?

Kind of provide anything and everything you might need when you're going on a trip of any kind.

"Going on a trip right after the wedding is traditional, but assume that you'll be tired!" she says.

If you are having surgery or going on a trip, do not tell anyone on your social media accounts.

But I was stuffed into a car instead, along with our suitcases, and told we were going on a trip.

I don't feel great going on a trip while unemployed, but it would be costlier to cancel at this point.

He asked me if I'd take care of them for a while, and announced he was going on a trip.

There's something completely magical about going on a trip, whether you're exploring foreign territory or completely immersing yourself in another culture.

Going on a trip to Africa to make a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry with acclaimed designer Stephen Webster.

"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler tells PEOPLE.

"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler recently told PEOPLE.

I'm going on a trip in a few weeks and splurge on a cute romper at the Everything but Water pop-up.

That's like going on a trip to Paris and saying, 'I don't want to see the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre or Notre Dame.

If you're going on a trip-of-a-lifetime type adventure, just taking handheld snaps with your iPhone ain't going to cut it.

She gathered up her daughters, confided her plan to the older one and told the younger one they were going on a trip.

"Like, when I say I'm going on a trip — everything to you guys … the show is more important, work is more important," she said.

One former MK recalled going on a trip with Ketcham and blacking out, leading her to wonder whether she had been drugged and molested.

Christian helped Andy get a copy of a "Harry Potter" manuscript that Miranda demanded for her twin daughters, who were going on a trip.

I love a good pair of headphones, but it's easier to wear a pair of earbuds if you're commuting or going on a trip.

"It means that when I'm going on a trip I can just grab them and I know I'll have everything I need," she says.

"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler tells PEOPLE in the latest issue.

Going on a trip not only helps improve your productivity at work, it also helps you live longer, researchers from the University of Helsinki found.

But if you're going on a trip and looking for any place to stay and any flight to take, consider leaving a few days open.

Before I left the United States, I told my 4-year-old son that I was going on a trip because his grandpa had died.

But I'd be down for [tickets in a different section/dinner someplace less expensive/going on a trip if we can find a cheaper Airbnb].

According to KRCR-TV, Mel Riffel was going on a trip with his brother, Bennett Riffel, before Mel's wife Brittney gave birth to their daughter in May.

It's a reference to Trump's false belief that Hunter Biden made $1.5 billion from Chinese interests after going on a trip to the country with his father.

Going on a trip with friends for the weekend, I had to ask for a few favors and rely more on my friends than I would have liked.

Feather: The reason I call myself Feather, I was going on a trip to Africa on my own because my husband had passed away about 6 months prior.

This add-on typically gets brushed off as the site's attempt to squeeze an extra buck, but it's worth thinking twice before going on a trip without travel insurance.

" You have to learn to separate your friends from "tagalongs," says Arrington: "If you're going on a trip and someone wants you to pay for their ticket … guess what?

Whether you're going on a trip halfway across the world or want to flex on your résumé, these apps can help you gain fluency in your language of choice.

Page recently told the House intelligence committee that he informed Sessions that he was going on a trip to Russia, as a private citizen, to speak at a university.

Lance Armstrong is going on a trip to Spain ... and he's lookin' for some friends to go with him -- as long as they got an extra $30k lying around.

Make a meal plan or set standards, and then create a reward for sticking to your plan, like going on a trip or buying yourself something (preferably something non-food related).

Aquasonic PRO Toothbrush with 6 ProFlex Brush Heads, Wireless Charging Glass, and Case Just because you're going on a trip doesn't mean your oral care routine should go by the wayside.

Because she wasn't ready to "mix the two worlds" yet — meaning her kids and her relationship — she felt that going on a trip was the "easiest way" to keep the two separate.

He also said that, while he spoke with the president before going on a trip to China last month, Trump did not ask him to talk to Chinese officials about the Bidens.

The family of six were returning home to Teaneck, New Jersey after going on a trip to Ocean City, Maryland according to the New York Post, who spoke with Audie's brother, Daniel Trinidad.

" Laura "I was going on a trip to South Africa with a client but he had to cancel at the last minute so he changed his ticket so I could take my friend instead.

We were going on a trip, and our first stop was Bartlesville, OK, where the Woodward Travelers—a high school boys' baseball team my dad coached—were playing their final tournament of the year.

Jumping into a video game world is a little like going on a trip, but for most of us, our method of taking snapshots on those journeys for years has been the lowly screenshot.

"I can't believe I'm actually going on a trip in this weather," one girl wrote in Hebrew to her friends on WhatsApp, according to the news site Mako, which said she was among those killed.

"We have a really close great relationship, but I think that she would say, and I agree with this, that this is different than just going on a trip or spending time together," Hatcher said.

According to CNN, police in India arrested a 32-year-old man on Thursday for allegedly sending a hoax email faking an airport hijacking plot to get out of going on a trip with his girlfriend.

"When someone's going on a trip, we want to make everything that they need to go on on that trip," Away co-founder and chief brand officer Jen Rubio said recently on NPR's How I Built This podcast.

"We have a really close great relationship, but I think that she would say, and I agree with this, that this is different than just going on a trip or spending time together," Hatcher said of participating in the race with her daughter.

"I'm actually going on a trip in two weeks to meet some tech companies in the midwest and just figure out what people are interested in, organizing, willing to do," he told Axios during a conversation in YC's offices in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood.

Brooke Myers from King of Prussia imagines a spy: Eggsy was going on a trip, had his luggage packed, his identifying book ready, his sword and shield umbrella, and his suitcase with his weapons, passports, and other spy stuff ready to go, all he needed was his train ticket to get to San Francisco by 9:00 and he could leave.

A logging system of recording the goals scored by players signed up through those sites had entered the "scouts" in a leaderboard with the winner going on a trip to watch Real Madrid play.

The police find Stan's body; to their amazement, he is still alive. Some time later, Ursula and Stan return to the house to visit Pin. Ursula tells him that she's going on a trip with Stan. Pin inquires as to whether she's heard from Leon.

He gets a suitcase and begins packing for a trip. He shares with his viewers that he and Edward are going on a trip west. They will live alone on a house in the country going to town for groceries in cowboy hats and boots. He is interrupted by a call from Edward.

Matt wakes to his parents who are going on a trip. His dad warns him to avoid his older brother Vince (Jerry Butler), who's been barred from the house. Matt dreams that Vince convinces him to secretly watch a girl. The girl finds out but Matt wakes up to the sound of the doorbell.

Rita meets with her father, but the meeting does not go well. Upset and confused, Rita returns home and sleeps with Vittorio. This results in Vittorio having a breakdown and he is comforted by Teresa. Teresa later tells Vittorio that Rita has patched things up with Bok and will be going on a trip to Abruzzo with his family.

This episode follows a two episode story arc which was started in this episode of the all three families going on a trip to Hawaii to celebrate Jay's Birthday. The episode was initially filmed two months from the air date on the week of March 1–7, 2010. The trip was revealed by co-creator and executive producer Steven Levitan to Michael Ausiello.

The two were supposedly going on a trip to Winter Haven nearly 200 miles away. Boyd returned the next day without Alston, who hasn't been seen since. Boyd told the cops that witnesses could verify that Alston had also returned from the trip, but those witnesses later denied having seen her. Investigators are convinced that Boyd knows where Alston's body is located.

It's Dangerous Beyond The Blankets () is a South Korean variety show. The show features "homebodies", people who love to stay home doing nothing, going on a trip together. The first season consisted of 3 pilot episodes, which were aired from August 27, 2017 to September 10, 2017. The second season aired every Thursday at 23:10 (KST), from April 5, 2018 to July 12, 2018.

They return to camp, where Locke speaks to the Others and tells them that they are going on a trip to see Jacob, from whom they take orders but have never met. Locke tells Sun that Jacob will know how to save their friends. However, he later admits to Ben that his plan is not to ask Jacob for help, but to kill him.

The law saw many lesbians committed, put into psychiatric institutions and given electroshock treatment. The Franco period saw an extreme regression in the rights of women. The situation for women was more regressive than that of women in Nazi Germany under Hitler. Women needed permission for involvement in a variety of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip.

The event raised enough money to provide 330,000 meals to North Texans in need. In 2008 Marcus Spears donated $6,500 to a highschool student by the name of Willie Forbes who was going on a trip to Europe for 21 days with People to People Student Ambassadors. In Europe, Willie visited France, Italy, and Greece. While in those countries, Willie visited sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the Parthenon.

Mabel had understood Bell's reluctance to go to the exhibition and display his works. She secretly bought his train ticket to Philadelphia, packed his bag, and then took the unknowing Bell to Boston's train station where she told her shocked fiancé that he was going on a trip. When Bell started to argue, Mabel turned her sight away from him, thus becoming literally deaf to his protests.De Land, Fred.

Brittany returns to McKinley in "100" along with other New Directions alumni following the closure of the Glee club. Brittany states her unhappiness at being a math genius and kisses her ex-girlfriend Santana. In "New Directions", Brittany agrees to dropping out of MIT before going on a trip to Lesbos with Santana. Santana asks Brittany to go with her to New York after their trip, and Brittany accepts.

Jin-hee (Kim Sae-ron) is a 9-year-old girl whose father leaves her at an orphanage after remarrying. Before leaving her, her father buys her new clothes and a cake to convince her that she is going on a trip. This coincides with the Korean title, which literally means "traveler" or "tourist". In the orphanage, she tries to come to grips with the abandonment by her father and insecurities about a possible adoption.

Initially it did not have a zoo, but instead focused on dancing and dining; picnics and political rallies were common at the facility. The zoo was started during the Prohibition era, and barely survived the Great Depression. In 1920, the Sennings' son William began the zoo operations, with his parents going on a trip to Europe. Animals present in the zoo included alligators, bears, deer, exotic birds, leopards, lions, monkeys, ostriches (for riding), and tigers.

Her coworkers consider the note snobbish – except for Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey), and Ryan Howard (B. J. Novak), who unsuccessfully tries to manipulate Pam into cleaning it. Ryan later tells Kelly (Mindy Kaling) that they have to break up, saying he is going on a trip to Thailand, before asking for sex one last time and for any money she possesses. Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) bought his parents' house without asking Pam.

The post Civil War period saw the return of laws that effectively made wards of women. They were dependent on husbands, fathers and brothers to work outside the house. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to killed their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery.

They were dependent on husbands, fathers and brothers to work outside the house. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to kill their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery. All legislation passed in Spain between 1936 and 1941 that was not decreed by Franco was repealed in 1941.

Seeking for information is often considered a solo activity, but there are many situations that call for people working together for information seeking. Such situations are typically complex in nature, and involve working through several sessions exploring, evaluating, and gathering relevant information. Take for example, a couple going on a trip. They have the same goal, and in order to accomplish their goal, they need to seek out several kinds of information, including flights, hotels, and sightseeing.

Christina's birthday is a significant day because it was the day her secret affair with Antonis was exposed. Coming to the end of the series, her family and friends decide to make a surprise party for Christina. Thus, they announce to Christina that they are going on a trip. Initially, Christina is sad because no one remembered her birthday, but after a while comes to her mind that she can spend her special day with Antonis.

Santana joins Kurt's new band in the episode "A Katy or a Gaga" and suggests that they name the band the Apocalypsticks, which is shot down by Kurt. Brittany states her unhappiness at being a math genius and kisses her ex-girlfriend Santana. In "New Directions", Brittany agrees to dropping out of MIT before going on a trip to Lesbos with Santana. Santana asks Brittany to go with her to New York after their trip, Brittany accepts.

The situation for women was more regressive than that of women in Nazi Germany under Hitler. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to killed their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery. Mothers could only get state benefits if they were lawfully married and their children were legitimate.

He took him to a heavy ornamental stone and hit the boy on the back of the head, cracking his skull. Chen lied about his son having died in a car accident, and fraudulently received $4.72 million NT.Killed 3 sons to pay debts/ Chen Ruiqin maintains 3 death sentences In 1996, Chen learned that his second wife, Wang Shuying, had been coveting insurance claims and real estate for teachers. Under the pretense of going on a trip, the two drove to Xingang.

Two music videos for the song were released; the first one was directed by Im Seong-gwan and was premiered simultaneously with the release of the single. Filmed in California, the video depicts Taeyeon going on a trip to re- energize herself. The second one–a dance version featuring Taeyeon performing the choreography to the song was released on July 4, 2016. To promote "Why", Taeyeon held an event called "Countdown Night" prior to the song's release on Naver's V app.

Mayberry wrestled over personally praying if mostly they were "gimme" prayers vs the given Baháʼí prayers which were for people in general and full of "eloquent imagery, strange to the tongue". In 1940 Florence recalled going on a trip and stopping in Wilmette and seeing the House of Worship there under construction. This might have been her trip to see F.D. Roosevelt at the democratic national convention – she attended."Hats at the Convention", Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, July 17, 1940, p.

Casey and Derek are back but nothing has changed, they are still at each other's throats, and still have "sibling" rivalry. The only good thing about it all is that it's summer vacation, and everyone is planning on going on a trip to Casey and Lizzie's grandmother's lakefront lodge for the summer. But their plans get a little messed up when Derek is forced into going by his dad. Things get even more messed up when Casey has to ride with Derek to the Blue Heron Lodge.

The episode, "Hawaii" was written by Paul Corrigan & Brad Walsh and directed by series co-creator, Steven Levitan. It is their fourth writing credit together after "Run for Your Wife", "Fizbo", and "Travels with Scout". It was also the first directing credit of Steven Levitan who co-created the show with Christopher Lloyd. This episode follows a two episode story arc which was started in the previous episode, "Airport 2010" of the all three families going on a trip to Hawaii to celebrate Jay's birthday.

She then asks him to show her the big picture so she can beat Regina. As August and Emma ride out to the forest, Emma questions where they are going and he responds by telling her that they are going on a trip to tell her a story. When Emma asks him what story, August's response is "mine." Hours later, David (Dallas) locks up the shelter when he sees Regina across the street struggling with her car, and he offers her a ride home.

In 2015, Atlanta CV came out with an indoor percussion program, headed by percussion caption head and arranger Chris Romanowski. The ensemble competed in Winter Guard International (WGI) Percussion Independent World Class. The following year, 2016, the organization decided not to come out with an indoor line, partly due to a large majority of staff and potential members going on a trip to China that took place during the heat of the season. In 2017, Atlanta CV Indoor had returned to the competition arena, competing in WGI Percussion Independent Open Class.

The story starts out with the Cardinal family going on a trip to relieve them from some unknown stress. On the way back, it is revealed that the Cardinal family plans to move to California, due to financial concerns. Jack Cardinal is an acclaimed but underpaid writer and plans to move with promises of higher pay. However, if there are Amanda, his wife, is opposed to the idea, stating that they would not be happy and that Jack would not be free to write as he pleases, being controlled by the movie studios.

Having graduated from the Military Academy of General Staff in January 1946, Rakov took command of the 10th Dive Bomber Aviation Division, which was made into a mine-torpedo unit in March 1947. After being dismissed in November 1948, he worked at the Leningrad Naval Academy, where he remained until retirement in 1971. While part of the academy he engaged in a variety of other projects, graduating from the military institute of foreign languages in 1951, gaining the rank of major-general in 1958, and going on a trip to Indonesia in 1964.

This diving challenge reaches higher heights into smaller containers of water (a damp sponge) until finally, Bruno comes up with the challenge of diving off the platform into a block of cement ("On my head, yet!"). Bugs accepts the challenge and starts to do the stunt, but Bruno forces his way into going first. Bruno lands and is flattened on the cement block. When the dazed bear straightens up a bit, Bugs leads him toward what looks like the gangplank of a cruise ship, telling him that he's going on a 'trip' .

The previous day, Hernández had been present at Manchester United's Champions League quarter-final win over Bayern Munich at Old Trafford. The deal was conducted in complete secrecy; Hernández's agent was kept in the dark, as was his grandfather Tomás Balcázar, who thought Hernández was going on a trip to Atlanta in the United States. As part of the deal, United played a friendly against Chivas to open the Mexican club's new stadium on 30 July. On 27 May, the work permit was granted, allowing the transfer to be made official on 1 July.

' (played by Robert Torti) – Kurt is Zack and Cody's father, and Carey's ex-husband who first appears in "Dad's Back". He is known as the more fun and spontaneous parent and plays a red Fender Precision Bass in a rock band in which he leads. He is also seen in "Christmas at the Tipton" where he was going on a trip with Zack and Cody without Carey and ends up being snowed in at the Tipton. Cody thought they were getting back together but they are never getting back together.

In addition, this would be the greatest triumph as an actress for María. After many attempts to convince her, Maria accepts. During the first month of the telenovela broadcast, the two women prepare the exchange of lives; María, full of doubts, learns the details of Alejandra's life, as she announces to her family that she is going on a trip. Finally the identity change is made, and the false Maria (Alejandra) dies in the hospital to the surprise of her friends, (Macaria and Carmelita González), while the false Alejandra (María) returns to her house and finally meets Matías.

Suyambulingam also presents the bill of the restaurant, the hotel bill, the movie ticket and the bus tickets as proof of their alibi. Geetha questions the owners of the establishments they have been to and their statements prove Suyambulingam's alibi. However, Geetha realises later that Suyambulingam had faked the evidence and established his alibi on the owners by going on a trip with his family to the same establishments later. Meanwhile, Suyambulingam tells his brother-in-law, Thangaraj (Abhishek Vinod) that if they are ever taken away by the police, he has to call the media and report their unlawful arrests.

Some students from a Progress Class in Liverpool are going on a trip to Conwy Castle, but they misbehave. Before the trip they leave they buy sweets and the deputy head disciplinarian teacher, Mr Briggs, joins them. On the journey, they make some stops: at a cafe, a zoo, the beach (Conwy Castle) and (afterwards) a fun fair. Whilst the children shoplift and generally make trouble, an older boy, Reilly hits on his young teacher, Susan, who shakes off his attentions by suggesting he turn his attention to the pretty young Linda, who had been trying it on with her own boyfriend, Colin.

One day, the buffalo fell ill and died. Without any other source of income and too self-respecting to beg help from anyone, she contemplated committing suicide along with her children, by jumping into a deep well. The next evening, she was walking towards a well outside the town along with her children who were excited to be going on a trip with their mother, blissfully unaware that this would be their last walk. On the way, she encountered Guru Sri Thipperudraswamy sitting in discussion under a tree, with a group of people from the village.

Malden receives the letter just before going on a trip with Snow, and leaves the now pregnant Sympathy with this serious development on his mind. Yen Sin tells Malden to be sure and get his laundry done by using his friend Sam Low, who turns out to be a very good informant for Yen Sin. While he is away, their baby is born, and he now decides to pay the blackmail money in order to preserve his new family. Malden, upon his return, is so distraught that he resigns from the ministry, and asks Snow if he can borrow money from him to pay off Gibbs.

As Zoboo sings a song about the brothers' preparations for going on a trip, Chris and Martin open the door and an avalanche of outdoor items and clothes fall on them, knocking them over and resulting in laughter from them. Then they emerge from the pile of gear, fully equipped for their trip. In the episode "Running", Chris and Martin open the closet, expecting to be buried under its contents, only to find a clean and organized closet. A form of slapstick comedy shown in the series is when Zoboo or the brothers get hit by flying items, such as pies, balls and even yarn thrown by animals.

Without a Paddle is a 2004 American comedy film directed by Steven Brill, written by Jay Leggett and Mitch Rouse, and based on a story by Harris Goldberg, Tom Nursall, and Fred Wolf. The film stars Seth Green, Matthew Lillard, Dax Shepard, Ethan Suplee, Abraham Benrubi, Rachel Blanchard, Christina Moore, Bonnie Somerville, Ray Baker and Burt Reynolds. It tells the story of three reunited childhood friends going on a trip up a remote river in order to search for the loot of long-lost airplane hijacker D. B. Cooper. A direct-to-video sequel, entitled Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling, was released in January 2009.

The court noted that some investigating officers were aware of the existence of a letter written by the girl before her disappearance, but they had not tried to trace it or simply did not present it. The content was only known to a witness who had read it before giving it to the police, and the receiving officer recorded this. The witness had said that letter said that she was going on a trip with accused #1, but later it was claimed the she was lured with the promise of marriage. The auto-rickshaw driver was found an investigator much late into the case on 23 July 1996.

A man named Chad (Elliot Olson) is snowboarding down a mountain, when suddenly a skier dressed in black attacks him. He attempts to get away, but is decapitated by a piece of wire strung up between two trees. Meanwhile, college student Kimberly (Lindsey McKeon) is going on a trip to an abandoned ski resort, which her father will be buying soon, with her boyfriend Cole (Scott Weinger), cousin Pike (Juleah Weikel), and friends Skyler (Billy O'Sullivan), Robyn (Holly Towne) and Kirk (Peter Riggs). While stopping at a gas station, the group bump into the European Christophe (Brad Hawkins), who they quickly invite along with them.

In 2004, a comical one-hour special aired on ESPN and was produced by MLB Productions about José Oquendo. It featured Randy and Jason Sklar of Cheap Seats going on a trip all the way to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on a campaign to get José "The Utilityman" Oquendo inducted for his versatility to play any position on the baseball field. The special included the Sklars receiving Oquendo's blessing to lobby for his spot in Cooperstown, collecting signatures for the petition, and giving a lackluster presentation to the Hall of Fame's committee. At the end of the television special, a plaque bearing his name was placed on a utility closet in the Hall of Fame.

On this same date Roa Sierra purchased the weapon and the next day he bought the ammunition. Brothers Luis Enrique and José Ignacio Rincón, workmates of Roa Sierra at the time of the events, testified it was from them that he had bought the defective murder weapon for 75 pesos after assuring them he needed it to go treasure-hunting with some foreigners. Two witnesses said they had heard Roa Sierra say he was going to serve as bodyguard for two foreigners who were going on a trip to a desolated land. One foreigner, Rafael del Pino, was known to have been in contact with Roa Sierra ninety minutes before the assassination, according to police reports.

Later Julia stays with her partner for dinner and the teacher acts as babysitter for Dani and María. During the evening, Luis tells her that he has to go on a trip and Julia breaks up with him after not liking his idea. After reflecting on his errors, he tells her that he is not going on a trip because the most important thing is her and her family. On the day of the school festival, María stays in her room as she doesn’t want to go. An angel finds her and tells her that she can sing the song she had composed for her father since her rival student Jennifer is having chronic flatulence attacks and can’t sing.

Cook described her role as "a very strong girl, very determined because her mother died a year earlier, right in front of her eyes, so she had to grow up quick." Ellis described her role as "a girl who can have some fun cause they're going on a trip and they're gonna have a good time, yet someone who can stand up to Clear, to come and challenge Clear on a race, and to bother with Clear." Cook added that "it's rare to find one strong female lead in a horror film, not to mention two [Larter]." Ellis and Perry were amazed by her sensitivity and vulnerability in her performance, and she was hired instantly.

Carly McDonnell is a character in the novel Friday the 13th: Mother's Day. After the death of her father when she was a toddler, Carly is left alone with her overprotective mother, who shelters her constantly. Going on a trip with her friends and her boyfriend Billy Boone to Camp Crystal Lake on a Friday the 13th, Carly and her friends are at first oblivious to the legends surrounding the place, only being told about the Voorhees family en route to the camp. It is there that Carly encounters Joe Travers, a hunter who kills all her friends while under the influence of Jason Voorhees's hockey mask and the reanimated head of Pamela Voorhees.

After The Man in Black retreats back into a vent, he reappears to Ben as Alex's manifestation, warning Ben to follow every word from "Locke", to which he complies. "Locke", Ben, Sun, and Lapidus later arrive at one of The Others' camps, led by Richard Alpert. Once reunited, "Locke" tells Richard that he now has a purpose and instructs Richard to find a time-traveling John Locke so that he can tell him that he must die to bring his friends back to the island; Richard obeys. Later, they return to camp where "Locke" speaks to The Others and tells them that they are going on a trip to see Jacob, from whom they take orders but have never met; Richard reluctantly complies.

Bell, who was then a full-time teacher, had not planned to exhibit at the fair because of his heavy teaching schedule and preparation for his student's examinations. He went to Philadelphia only at the stern insistence of Mabel Hubbard, his then-fiancée and future wife and who was an expert multilingual lip reader, deaf since age five. Gray, Charlotte. Reluctant Genius: The Passionate Life and Inventive Mind of Alexander Graham Bell, HarperCollins, Toronto, 2006, , Mabel had understood Bell's reluctance to go to the exhibition and display his works, so she secretly bought his train ticket to Philadelphia, packed his bag, and then took the unknowing Bell to Boston's train station, where she told her shocked fiancé that he was going on a trip.

Geetha questions the owners of the establishments they claim they have been to, and their statements prove Georgekutty's alibi. However, Geetha realizes later that Georgekutty had faked the evidence and established his alibi on the owners by going on a trip with his family to the same establishments later; some time after the murder, Georgekutty had met the owners again, and during the meetings, he had cleverly plotted in their minds that they had visited Thodupuzha in a different date. With that in mind, Geetha arrests Georgekutty with his family, and Sahadevan uses brute force to beat the truth out of them. Eventually, Anu gives in after being brutally beaten by Sahadevan and reveals the place where the body is buried.

This particular episode, which is not officially a part of the Cheap Seats canon, is a 2004 ESPN special (produced by MLB Productions). It features the Sklars going on a trip to St. Louis and then to Cooperstown. The Sklars went all the way to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on a campaign to get beloved 1980s and 1990s St. Louis Cardinals player José "The Utilityman" Oquendo inducted for his versatility to play almost any position on the baseball field. (In 1988, Oquendo became the first National League player since 1918 to have played all nine positions in one season.) The special includes the Sklars receiving Oquendo's blessing to lobby for his spot in Cooperstown, collecting signatures for the petition and giving a lackluster presentation to the HOF's committee.

In 2012, it was reported that Owen Wilson would star in an action film called The Coup, and the tone of the film was described as akin to Taken (2009), centering on an American family that moves to Southeast Asia and finds themselves "embroiled in a violent coup where rebels mercilessly attack the city". Later, during the Cannes Film Festival, it was reported that Pierce Brosnan had joined the project, with his role being a "mysterious and ultimately heroic government operative", a nod to his role as James Bond. John Erick Dowdle, known for several horror films, and who wrote the script with his brother, Drew Dowdle, was set to direct the film. The two brothers based the script on a near-miss of political upheaval when the Dowdle brothers and their father were going on a trip to Thailand.

When applying to the Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts in 1968, he showed up at the interview with only two etchings which he had to borrow back from clients, and eventually was told to go and paint on his own because there was not much to teach him, but, he also was invited to join a master's class. One year later, Schöller left this school for going on a trip to Mexico City, Los Angeles and New York City, where he set up a studio and resided for nearly four years. Schöller moved back to Salzburg, Austria, in 1974, where he stayed for two years. On New Year's Day 1976, he moved to Vienna, setting up another studio, continuing painting and doing exhibitions throughout Europe. As a painter, Schöller always was interested in expressing some ‘living essence’ of human beings, depicting emotions, attitudes, and moods rather than sheer faces.

Her last employer, writer and retired anthropology professor Prabodh Kumar and a grandson of noted Hindi literary giant Munshi Premchand, living in Gurgaon, a suburb of capital New Delhi, seeing her interest in books while dusting his book shelves, encouraged her to first read leading authors, starting with Taslima Nasreen's autobiographical Amar Meyebela (My Girlhood) about a tumultuous youth and deep anger on being born a woman in a poor society. This deeply moved Halder and turned out be a turning point, as it was to inspire her own memories, later on. She soon zealously began reading other authors. Subsequently, before going on a trip to South India, he bought her a notebook and pen and encouraged her to write her life story, which she did late at night after work and sometimes in between chores, using plain matter-of-fact language and writing in native Bengali.

Ellis and Perry praised her act, with Perry stating that "[they] were at the beginning of what's going to be a long successful career for her." Ellis describe her role as "a girl who can have some fun cause they're going on a trip and they'll gonna have a good time, yet someone who can stand up to Clear, to come and challenge Clear on a race, and to bother with Clear." The character's surname was based by writer Jeffrey Reddick to American director Roger Corman, who directed the horror comedy film The Little Shop of Horrors. Originally, Kimberly and her father Michael's surname was "Burroughs" (in honor of Canadian actress Jackie Burroughs, who starred as Kate Flynn in the acclaimed crime thriller film The Grey Fox) instead of Corman in the original script, but the writers decided to change it in the script revision.

There's nothing like the nervous anticipation of going on a trip. from Refinery 29
Fasten your five-point harnesses because today we're going on a trip. from Wired
If you're going on a trip, you need to book a hotel. from Mashable
But if I'm going on a trip somewhere, this is what I'll bring. from The Verge
Exploring a new world, going on a trip to a completely different place. from Gizmodo
I was supposed to be going on a trip to Asia next month. from Refinery 29
My boyfriend (singer Ryan Hurd) and I are going on a trip to Michigan. from Vice
This means you can't change your country in advance if you're going on a trip. from Business Insider
Going on a trip can be an exciting moment to share with your social network. from CNBC
For those of us who remember the 90s, we're going on a trip down memory lane. from Refinery 29
It's the perfect bag for when they're grocery shopping, running errands, or going on a trip. from Business Insider
Ever wonder what the key to going on a trip with Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee is? from People
Kind of provide anything and everything you might need when you're going on a trip of any kind. from TechCrunch
"Going on a trip right after the wedding is traditional, but assume that you'll be tired!" she says. from CNBC
If you are having surgery or going on a trip, do not tell anyone on your social media accounts. from Washington Post
But I was stuffed into a car instead, along with our suitcases, and told we were going on a trip. from Buzzfeed News
I don't feel great going on a trip while unemployed, but it would be costlier to cancel at this point. from Refinery 29
He asked me if I'd take care of them for a while, and announced he was going on a trip. from Vice
There's something completely magical about going on a trip, whether you're exploring foreign territory or completely immersing yourself in another culture. from Refinery 29
Going on a trip to Africa to make a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry with acclaimed designer Stephen Webster. from People
"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler tells PEOPLE. from People
"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler recently told PEOPLE. from People
I'm going on a trip in a few weeks and splurge on a cute romper at the Everything but Water pop-up. from Refinery 29
That's like going on a trip to Paris and saying, 'I don't want to see the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre or Notre Dame. from The New York Times
If you're going on a trip-of-a-lifetime type adventure, just taking handheld snaps with your iPhone ain't going to cut it. from Mashable
She gathered up her daughters, confided her plan to the older one and told the younger one they were going on a trip. from The New York Times
"Like, when I say I'm going on a trip — everything to you guys … the show is more important, work is more important," she said. from People
One former MK recalled going on a trip with Ketcham and blacking out, leading her to wonder whether she had been drugged and molested. from New Republic
Christian helped Andy get a copy of a "Harry Potter" manuscript that Miranda demanded for her twin daughters, who were going on a trip. from Business Insider
I love a good pair of headphones, but it's easier to wear a pair of earbuds if you're commuting or going on a trip. from Business Insider
"It means that when I'm going on a trip I can just grab them and I know I'll have everything I need," she says. from The New York Times
"Wine Country is a comedy about long time friends going on a trip to celebrate a 50th birthday," Poehler tells PEOPLE in the latest issue. from People
Going on a trip not only helps improve your productivity at work, it also helps you live longer, researchers from the University of Helsinki found. from CNBC
But if you're going on a trip and looking for any place to stay and any flight to take, consider leaving a few days open. from The New York Times
Before I left the United States, I told my 4-year-old son that I was going on a trip because his grandpa had died. from The New York Times
But I'd be down for [tickets in a different section/dinner someplace less expensive/going on a trip if we can find a cheaper Airbnb]. from Vice
According to KRCR-TV, Mel Riffel was going on a trip with his brother, Bennett Riffel, before Mel's wife Brittney gave birth to their daughter in May. from People
It's a reference to Trump's false belief that Hunter Biden made $1.5 billion from Chinese interests after going on a trip to the country with his father. from Vox
Going on a trip with friends for the weekend, I had to ask for a few favors and rely more on my friends than I would have liked. from Refinery 29
Feather: The reason I call myself Feather, I was going on a trip to Africa on my own because my husband had passed away about 6 months prior. from The New York Times
This add-on typically gets brushed off as the site's attempt to squeeze an extra buck, but it's worth thinking twice before going on a trip without travel insurance. from Refinery 29
" You have to learn to separate your friends from "tagalongs," says Arrington: "If you're going on a trip and someone wants you to pay for their ticket … guess what? from CNBC
Whether you're going on a trip halfway across the world or want to flex on your résumé, these apps can help you gain fluency in your language of choice. from Mashable
Page recently told the House intelligence committee that he informed Sessions that he was going on a trip to Russia, as a private citizen, to speak at a university. from CNN
Lance Armstrong is going on a trip to Spain ... and he's lookin' for some friends to go with him -- as long as they got an extra $30k lying around. from TMZ
Make a meal plan or set standards, and then create a reward for sticking to your plan, like going on a trip or buying yourself something (preferably something non-food related). from Mashable
Aquasonic PRO Toothbrush with 6 ProFlex Brush Heads, Wireless Charging Glass, and Case Just because you're going on a trip doesn't mean your oral care routine should go by the wayside. from Mashable
Because she wasn't ready to "mix the two worlds" yet — meaning her kids and her relationship — she felt that going on a trip was the "easiest way" to keep the two separate. from People
He also said that, while he spoke with the president before going on a trip to China last month, Trump did not ask him to talk to Chinese officials about the Bidens. from Business Insider
The family of six were returning home to Teaneck, New Jersey after going on a trip to Ocean City, Maryland according to the New York Post, who spoke with Audie's brother, Daniel Trinidad. from People
" Laura "I was going on a trip to South Africa with a client but he had to cancel at the last minute so he changed his ticket so I could take my friend instead. from Vice
We were going on a trip, and our first stop was Bartlesville, OK, where the Woodward Travelers—a high school boys' baseball team my dad coached—were playing their final tournament of the year. from Vice
Jumping into a video game world is a little like going on a trip, but for most of us, our method of taking snapshots on those journeys for years has been the lowly screenshot. from Vice
"I can't believe I'm actually going on a trip in this weather," one girl wrote in Hebrew to her friends on WhatsApp, according to the news site Mako, which said she was among those killed. from The New York Times
"We have a really close great relationship, but I think that she would say, and I agree with this, that this is different than just going on a trip or spending time together," Hatcher said. from People
According to CNN, police in India arrested a 32-year-old man on Thursday for allegedly sending a hoax email faking an airport hijacking plot to get out of going on a trip with his girlfriend. from Refinery 29
"When someone's going on a trip, we want to make everything that they need to go on on that trip," Away co-founder and chief brand officer Jen Rubio said recently on NPR's How I Built This podcast. from TechCrunch
"We have a really close great relationship, but I think that she would say, and I agree with this, that this is different than just going on a trip or spending time together," Hatcher said of participating in the race with her daughter. from People
"I'm actually going on a trip in two weeks to meet some tech companies in the midwest and just figure out what people are interested in, organizing, willing to do," he told Axios during a conversation in YC's offices in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood. from Axios
Brooke Myers from King of Prussia imagines a spy: Eggsy was going on a trip, had his luggage packed, his identifying book ready, his sword and shield umbrella, and his suitcase with his weapons, passports, and other spy stuff ready to go, all he needed was his train ticket to get to San Francisco by 9:00 and he could leave. from The New York Times
A logging system of recording the goals scored by players signed up through those sites had entered the "scouts" in a leaderboard with the winner going on a trip to watch Real Madrid play.
The police find Stan's body; to their amazement, he is still alive. Some time later, Ursula and Stan return to the house to visit Pin. Ursula tells him that she's going on a trip with Stan. Pin inquires as to whether she's heard from Leon.
He gets a suitcase and begins packing for a trip. He shares with his viewers that he and Edward are going on a trip west. They will live alone on a house in the country going to town for groceries in cowboy hats and boots. He is interrupted by a call from Edward.
Matt wakes to his parents who are going on a trip. His dad warns him to avoid his older brother Vince (Jerry Butler), who's been barred from the house. Matt dreams that Vince convinces him to secretly watch a girl. The girl finds out but Matt wakes up to the sound of the doorbell.
Rita meets with her father, but the meeting does not go well. Upset and confused, Rita returns home and sleeps with Vittorio. This results in Vittorio having a breakdown and he is comforted by Teresa. Teresa later tells Vittorio that Rita has patched things up with Bok and will be going on a trip to Abruzzo with his family.
This episode follows a two episode story arc which was started in this episode of the all three families going on a trip to Hawaii to celebrate Jay's Birthday. The episode was initially filmed two months from the air date on the week of March 1–7, 2010. The trip was revealed by co-creator and executive producer Steven Levitan to Michael Ausiello.
The two were supposedly going on a trip to Winter Haven nearly 200 miles away. Boyd returned the next day without Alston, who hasn't been seen since. Boyd told the cops that witnesses could verify that Alston had also returned from the trip, but those witnesses later denied having seen her. Investigators are convinced that Boyd knows where Alston's body is located.
It's Dangerous Beyond The Blankets () is a South Korean variety show. The show features "homebodies", people who love to stay home doing nothing, going on a trip together. The first season consisted of 3 pilot episodes, which were aired from August 27, 2017 to September 10, 2017. The second season aired every Thursday at 23:10 (KST), from April 5, 2018 to July 12, 2018.
They return to camp, where Locke speaks to the Others and tells them that they are going on a trip to see Jacob, from whom they take orders but have never met. Locke tells Sun that Jacob will know how to save their friends. However, he later admits to Ben that his plan is not to ask Jacob for help, but to kill him.
The law saw many lesbians committed, put into psychiatric institutions and given electroshock treatment. The Franco period saw an extreme regression in the rights of women. The situation for women was more regressive than that of women in Nazi Germany under Hitler. Women needed permission for involvement in a variety of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip.
The event raised enough money to provide 330,000 meals to North Texans in need. In 2008 Marcus Spears donated $6,500 to a highschool student by the name of Willie Forbes who was going on a trip to Europe for 21 days with People to People Student Ambassadors. In Europe, Willie visited France, Italy, and Greece. While in those countries, Willie visited sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the Parthenon.
Mabel had understood Bell's reluctance to go to the exhibition and display his works. She secretly bought his train ticket to Philadelphia, packed his bag, and then took the unknowing Bell to Boston's train station where she told her shocked fiancé that he was going on a trip. When Bell started to argue, Mabel turned her sight away from him, thus becoming literally deaf to his protests.De Land, Fred.
Brittany returns to McKinley in "100" along with other New Directions alumni following the closure of the Glee club. Brittany states her unhappiness at being a math genius and kisses her ex-girlfriend Santana. In "New Directions", Brittany agrees to dropping out of MIT before going on a trip to Lesbos with Santana. Santana asks Brittany to go with her to New York after their trip, and Brittany accepts.
Jin-hee (Kim Sae-ron) is a 9-year-old girl whose father leaves her at an orphanage after remarrying. Before leaving her, her father buys her new clothes and a cake to convince her that she is going on a trip. This coincides with the Korean title, which literally means "traveler" or "tourist". In the orphanage, she tries to come to grips with the abandonment by her father and insecurities about a possible adoption.
Initially it did not have a zoo, but instead focused on dancing and dining; picnics and political rallies were common at the facility. The zoo was started during the Prohibition era, and barely survived the Great Depression. In 1920, the Sennings' son William began the zoo operations, with his parents going on a trip to Europe. Animals present in the zoo included alligators, bears, deer, exotic birds, leopards, lions, monkeys, ostriches (for riding), and tigers.
Her coworkers consider the note snobbish – except for Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey), and Ryan Howard (B. J. Novak), who unsuccessfully tries to manipulate Pam into cleaning it. Ryan later tells Kelly (Mindy Kaling) that they have to break up, saying he is going on a trip to Thailand, before asking for sex one last time and for any money she possesses. Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) bought his parents' house without asking Pam.
The post Civil War period saw the return of laws that effectively made wards of women. They were dependent on husbands, fathers and brothers to work outside the house. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to killed their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery.
The post Civil War period saw the return of laws that effectively made wards of women. They were dependent on husbands, fathers and brothers to work outside the house. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to killed their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery.
They were dependent on husbands, fathers and brothers to work outside the house. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to kill their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery. All legislation passed in Spain between 1936 and 1941 that was not decreed by Franco was repealed in 1941.
Seeking for information is often considered a solo activity, but there are many situations that call for people working together for information seeking. Such situations are typically complex in nature, and involve working through several sessions exploring, evaluating, and gathering relevant information. Take for example, a couple going on a trip. They have the same goal, and in order to accomplish their goal, they need to seek out several kinds of information, including flights, hotels, and sightseeing.
Christina's birthday is a significant day because it was the day her secret affair with Antonis was exposed. Coming to the end of the series, her family and friends decide to make a surprise party for Christina. Thus, they announce to Christina that they are going on a trip. Initially, Christina is sad because no one remembered her birthday, but after a while comes to her mind that she can spend her special day with Antonis.
Santana joins Kurt's new band in the episode "A Katy or a Gaga" and suggests that they name the band the Apocalypsticks, which is shot down by Kurt. Brittany states her unhappiness at being a math genius and kisses her ex-girlfriend Santana. In "New Directions", Brittany agrees to dropping out of MIT before going on a trip to Lesbos with Santana. Santana asks Brittany to go with her to New York after their trip, Brittany accepts.
The situation for women was more regressive than that of women in Nazi Germany under Hitler. Women needed permission to do an array of basic activities, including applying for a job, opening a bank account or going on a trip. The law during the Franco period allowed husbands to killed their wives if they caught them in the act of adultery. Mothers could only get state benefits if they were lawfully married and their children were legitimate.
He took him to a heavy ornamental stone and hit the boy on the back of the head, cracking his skull. Chen lied about his son having died in a car accident, and fraudulently received $4.72 million NT.Killed 3 sons to pay debts/ Chen Ruiqin maintains 3 death sentences In 1996, Chen learned that his second wife, Wang Shuying, had been coveting insurance claims and real estate for teachers. Under the pretense of going on a trip, the two drove to Xingang.
Two music videos for the song were released; the first one was directed by Im Seong-gwan and was premiered simultaneously with the release of the single. Filmed in California, the video depicts Taeyeon going on a trip to re- energize herself. The second one–a dance version featuring Taeyeon performing the choreography to the song was released on July 4, 2016. To promote "Why", Taeyeon held an event called "Countdown Night" prior to the song's release on Naver's V app.
Mayberry wrestled over personally praying if mostly they were "gimme" prayers vs the given Baháʼí prayers which were for people in general and full of "eloquent imagery, strange to the tongue". In 1940 Florence recalled going on a trip and stopping in Wilmette and seeing the House of Worship there under construction. This might have been her trip to see F.D. Roosevelt at the democratic national convention – she attended."Hats at the Convention", Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, July 17, 1940, p.
Casey and Derek are back but nothing has changed, they are still at each other's throats, and still have "sibling" rivalry. The only good thing about it all is that it's summer vacation, and everyone is planning on going on a trip to Casey and Lizzie's grandmother's lakefront lodge for the summer. But their plans get a little messed up when Derek is forced into going by his dad. Things get even more messed up when Casey has to ride with Derek to the Blue Heron Lodge.
The episode, "Hawaii" was written by Paul Corrigan & Brad Walsh and directed by series co-creator, Steven Levitan. It is their fourth writing credit together after "Run for Your Wife", "Fizbo", and "Travels with Scout". It was also the first directing credit of Steven Levitan who co-created the show with Christopher Lloyd. This episode follows a two episode story arc which was started in the previous episode, "Airport 2010" of the all three families going on a trip to Hawaii to celebrate Jay's birthday.
She then asks him to show her the big picture so she can beat Regina. As August and Emma ride out to the forest, Emma questions where they are going and he responds by telling her that they are going on a trip to tell her a story. When Emma asks him what story, August's response is "mine." Hours later, David (Dallas) locks up the shelter when he sees Regina across the street struggling with her car, and he offers her a ride home.
In 2015, Atlanta CV came out with an indoor percussion program, headed by percussion caption head and arranger Chris Romanowski. The ensemble competed in Winter Guard International (WGI) Percussion Independent World Class. The following year, 2016, the organization decided not to come out with an indoor line, partly due to a large majority of staff and potential members going on a trip to China that took place during the heat of the season. In 2017, Atlanta CV Indoor had returned to the competition arena, competing in WGI Percussion Independent Open Class.
The story starts out with the Cardinal family going on a trip to relieve them from some unknown stress. On the way back, it is revealed that the Cardinal family plans to move to California, due to financial concerns. Jack Cardinal is an acclaimed but underpaid writer and plans to move with promises of higher pay. However, if there are Amanda, his wife, is opposed to the idea, stating that they would not be happy and that Jack would not be free to write as he pleases, being controlled by the movie studios.
Having graduated from the Military Academy of General Staff in January 1946, Rakov took command of the 10th Dive Bomber Aviation Division, which was made into a mine-torpedo unit in March 1947. After being dismissed in November 1948, he worked at the Leningrad Naval Academy, where he remained until retirement in 1971. While part of the academy he engaged in a variety of other projects, graduating from the military institute of foreign languages in 1951, gaining the rank of major-general in 1958, and going on a trip to Indonesia in 1964.
This diving challenge reaches higher heights into smaller containers of water (a damp sponge) until finally, Bruno comes up with the challenge of diving off the platform into a block of cement ("On my head, yet!"). Bugs accepts the challenge and starts to do the stunt, but Bruno forces his way into going first. Bruno lands and is flattened on the cement block. When the dazed bear straightens up a bit, Bugs leads him toward what looks like the gangplank of a cruise ship, telling him that he's going on a 'trip' .
The previous day, Hernández had been present at Manchester United's Champions League quarter-final win over Bayern Munich at Old Trafford. The deal was conducted in complete secrecy; Hernández's agent was kept in the dark, as was his grandfather Tomás Balcázar, who thought Hernández was going on a trip to Atlanta in the United States. As part of the deal, United played a friendly against Chivas to open the Mexican club's new stadium on 30 July. On 27 May, the work permit was granted, allowing the transfer to be made official on 1 July.
' (played by Robert Torti) – Kurt is Zack and Cody's father, and Carey's ex-husband who first appears in "Dad's Back". He is known as the more fun and spontaneous parent and plays a red Fender Precision Bass in a rock band in which he leads. He is also seen in "Christmas at the Tipton" where he was going on a trip with Zack and Cody without Carey and ends up being snowed in at the Tipton. Cody thought they were getting back together but they are never getting back together.
In addition, this would be the greatest triumph as an actress for María. After many attempts to convince her, Maria accepts. During the first month of the telenovela broadcast, the two women prepare the exchange of lives; María, full of doubts, learns the details of Alejandra's life, as she announces to her family that she is going on a trip. Finally the identity change is made, and the false Maria (Alejandra) dies in the hospital to the surprise of her friends, (Macaria and Carmelita González), while the false Alejandra (María) returns to her house and finally meets Matías.
Suyambulingam also presents the bill of the restaurant, the hotel bill, the movie ticket and the bus tickets as proof of their alibi. Geetha questions the owners of the establishments they have been to and their statements prove Suyambulingam's alibi. However, Geetha realises later that Suyambulingam had faked the evidence and established his alibi on the owners by going on a trip with his family to the same establishments later. Meanwhile, Suyambulingam tells his brother-in-law, Thangaraj (Abhishek Vinod) that if they are ever taken away by the police, he has to call the media and report their unlawful arrests.
Some students from a Progress Class in Liverpool are going on a trip to Conwy Castle, but they misbehave. Before the trip they leave they buy sweets and the deputy head disciplinarian teacher, Mr Briggs, joins them. On the journey, they make some stops: at a cafe, a zoo, the beach (Conwy Castle) and (afterwards) a fun fair. Whilst the children shoplift and generally make trouble, an older boy, Reilly hits on his young teacher, Susan, who shakes off his attentions by suggesting he turn his attention to the pretty young Linda, who had been trying it on with her own boyfriend, Colin.
One day, the buffalo fell ill and died. Without any other source of income and too self-respecting to beg help from anyone, she contemplated committing suicide along with her children, by jumping into a deep well. The next evening, she was walking towards a well outside the town along with her children who were excited to be going on a trip with their mother, blissfully unaware that this would be their last walk. On the way, she encountered Guru Sri Thipperudraswamy sitting in discussion under a tree, with a group of people from the village.
Malden receives the letter just before going on a trip with Snow, and leaves the now pregnant Sympathy with this serious development on his mind. Yen Sin tells Malden to be sure and get his laundry done by using his friend Sam Low, who turns out to be a very good informant for Yen Sin. While he is away, their baby is born, and he now decides to pay the blackmail money in order to preserve his new family. Malden, upon his return, is so distraught that he resigns from the ministry, and asks Snow if he can borrow money from him to pay off Gibbs.
As Zoboo sings a song about the brothers' preparations for going on a trip, Chris and Martin open the door and an avalanche of outdoor items and clothes fall on them, knocking them over and resulting in laughter from them. Then they emerge from the pile of gear, fully equipped for their trip. In the episode "Running", Chris and Martin open the closet, expecting to be buried under its contents, only to find a clean and organized closet. A form of slapstick comedy shown in the series is when Zoboo or the brothers get hit by flying items, such as pies, balls and even yarn thrown by animals.
Without a Paddle is a 2004 American comedy film directed by Steven Brill, written by Jay Leggett and Mitch Rouse, and based on a story by Harris Goldberg, Tom Nursall, and Fred Wolf. The film stars Seth Green, Matthew Lillard, Dax Shepard, Ethan Suplee, Abraham Benrubi, Rachel Blanchard, Christina Moore, Bonnie Somerville, Ray Baker and Burt Reynolds. It tells the story of three reunited childhood friends going on a trip up a remote river in order to search for the loot of long-lost airplane hijacker D. B. Cooper. A direct-to-video sequel, entitled Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling, was released in January 2009.
The court noted that some investigating officers were aware of the existence of a letter written by the girl before her disappearance, but they had not tried to trace it or simply did not present it. The content was only known to a witness who had read it before giving it to the police, and the receiving officer recorded this. The witness had said that letter said that she was going on a trip with accused #1, but later it was claimed the she was lured with the promise of marriage. The auto-rickshaw driver was found an investigator much late into the case on 23 July 1996.
A man named Chad (Elliot Olson) is snowboarding down a mountain, when suddenly a skier dressed in black attacks him. He attempts to get away, but is decapitated by a piece of wire strung up between two trees. Meanwhile, college student Kimberly (Lindsey McKeon) is going on a trip to an abandoned ski resort, which her father will be buying soon, with her boyfriend Cole (Scott Weinger), cousin Pike (Juleah Weikel), and friends Skyler (Billy O'Sullivan), Robyn (Holly Towne) and Kirk (Peter Riggs). While stopping at a gas station, the group bump into the European Christophe (Brad Hawkins), who they quickly invite along with them.
In 2004, a comical one-hour special aired on ESPN and was produced by MLB Productions about José Oquendo. It featured Randy and Jason Sklar of Cheap Seats going on a trip all the way to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on a campaign to get José "The Utilityman" Oquendo inducted for his versatility to play any position on the baseball field. The special included the Sklars receiving Oquendo's blessing to lobby for his spot in Cooperstown, collecting signatures for the petition, and giving a lackluster presentation to the Hall of Fame's committee. At the end of the television special, a plaque bearing his name was placed on a utility closet in the Hall of Fame.
On this same date Roa Sierra purchased the weapon and the next day he bought the ammunition. Brothers Luis Enrique and José Ignacio Rincón, workmates of Roa Sierra at the time of the events, testified it was from them that he had bought the defective murder weapon for 75 pesos after assuring them he needed it to go treasure-hunting with some foreigners. Two witnesses said they had heard Roa Sierra say he was going to serve as bodyguard for two foreigners who were going on a trip to a desolated land. One foreigner, Rafael del Pino, was known to have been in contact with Roa Sierra ninety minutes before the assassination, according to police reports.
Later Julia stays with her partner for dinner and the teacher acts as babysitter for Dani and María. During the evening, Luis tells her that he has to go on a trip and Julia breaks up with him after not liking his idea. After reflecting on his errors, he tells her that he is not going on a trip because the most important thing is her and her family. On the day of the school festival, María stays in her room as she doesn’t want to go. An angel finds her and tells her that she can sing the song she had composed for her father since her rival student Jennifer is having chronic flatulence attacks and can’t sing.
Cook described her role as "a very strong girl, very determined because her mother died a year earlier, right in front of her eyes, so she had to grow up quick." Ellis described her role as "a girl who can have some fun cause they're going on a trip and they're gonna have a good time, yet someone who can stand up to Clear, to come and challenge Clear on a race, and to bother with Clear." Cook added that "it's rare to find one strong female lead in a horror film, not to mention two [Larter]." Ellis and Perry were amazed by her sensitivity and vulnerability in her performance, and she was hired instantly.
Carly McDonnell is a character in the novel Friday the 13th: Mother's Day. After the death of her father when she was a toddler, Carly is left alone with her overprotective mother, who shelters her constantly. Going on a trip with her friends and her boyfriend Billy Boone to Camp Crystal Lake on a Friday the 13th, Carly and her friends are at first oblivious to the legends surrounding the place, only being told about the Voorhees family en route to the camp. It is there that Carly encounters Joe Travers, a hunter who kills all her friends while under the influence of Jason Voorhees's hockey mask and the reanimated head of Pamela Voorhees.
After The Man in Black retreats back into a vent, he reappears to Ben as Alex's manifestation, warning Ben to follow every word from "Locke", to which he complies. "Locke", Ben, Sun, and Lapidus later arrive at one of The Others' camps, led by Richard Alpert. Once reunited, "Locke" tells Richard that he now has a purpose and instructs Richard to find a time-traveling John Locke so that he can tell him that he must die to bring his friends back to the island; Richard obeys. Later, they return to camp where "Locke" speaks to The Others and tells them that they are going on a trip to see Jacob, from whom they take orders but have never met; Richard reluctantly complies.
Bell, who was then a full-time teacher, had not planned to exhibit at the fair because of his heavy teaching schedule and preparation for his student's examinations. He went to Philadelphia only at the stern insistence of Mabel Hubbard, his then-fiancée and future wife and who was an expert multilingual lip reader, deaf since age five. Gray, Charlotte. Reluctant Genius: The Passionate Life and Inventive Mind of Alexander Graham Bell, HarperCollins, Toronto, 2006, , Mabel had understood Bell's reluctance to go to the exhibition and display his works, so she secretly bought his train ticket to Philadelphia, packed his bag, and then took the unknowing Bell to Boston's train station, where she told her shocked fiancé that he was going on a trip.
Geetha questions the owners of the establishments they claim they have been to, and their statements prove Georgekutty's alibi. However, Geetha realizes later that Georgekutty had faked the evidence and established his alibi on the owners by going on a trip with his family to the same establishments later; some time after the murder, Georgekutty had met the owners again, and during the meetings, he had cleverly plotted in their minds that they had visited Thodupuzha in a different date. With that in mind, Geetha arrests Georgekutty with his family, and Sahadevan uses brute force to beat the truth out of them. Eventually, Anu gives in after being brutally beaten by Sahadevan and reveals the place where the body is buried.
This particular episode, which is not officially a part of the Cheap Seats canon, is a 2004 ESPN special (produced by MLB Productions). It features the Sklars going on a trip to St. Louis and then to Cooperstown. The Sklars went all the way to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on a campaign to get beloved 1980s and 1990s St. Louis Cardinals player José "The Utilityman" Oquendo inducted for his versatility to play almost any position on the baseball field. (In 1988, Oquendo became the first National League player since 1918 to have played all nine positions in one season.) The special includes the Sklars receiving Oquendo's blessing to lobby for his spot in Cooperstown, collecting signatures for the petition and giving a lackluster presentation to the HOF's committee.
In 2012, it was reported that Owen Wilson would star in an action film called The Coup, and the tone of the film was described as akin to Taken (2009), centering on an American family that moves to Southeast Asia and finds themselves "embroiled in a violent coup where rebels mercilessly attack the city". Later, during the Cannes Film Festival, it was reported that Pierce Brosnan had joined the project, with his role being a "mysterious and ultimately heroic government operative", a nod to his role as James Bond. John Erick Dowdle, known for several horror films, and who wrote the script with his brother, Drew Dowdle, was set to direct the film. The two brothers based the script on a near-miss of political upheaval when the Dowdle brothers and their father were going on a trip to Thailand.
When applying to the Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts in 1968, he showed up at the interview with only two etchings which he had to borrow back from clients, and eventually was told to go and paint on his own because there was not much to teach him, but, he also was invited to join a master's class. One year later, Schöller left this school for going on a trip to Mexico City, Los Angeles and New York City, where he set up a studio and resided for nearly four years. Schöller moved back to Salzburg, Austria, in 1974, where he stayed for two years. On New Year's Day 1976, he moved to Vienna, setting up another studio, continuing painting and doing exhibitions throughout Europe. As a painter, Schöller always was interested in expressing some ‘living essence’ of human beings, depicting emotions, attitudes, and moods rather than sheer faces.
Her last employer, writer and retired anthropology professor Prabodh Kumar and a grandson of noted Hindi literary giant Munshi Premchand, living in Gurgaon, a suburb of capital New Delhi, seeing her interest in books while dusting his book shelves, encouraged her to first read leading authors, starting with Taslima Nasreen's autobiographical Amar Meyebela (My Girlhood) about a tumultuous youth and deep anger on being born a woman in a poor society. This deeply moved Halder and turned out be a turning point, as it was to inspire her own memories, later on. She soon zealously began reading other authors. Subsequently, before going on a trip to South India, he bought her a notebook and pen and encouraged her to write her life story, which she did late at night after work and sometimes in between chores, using plain matter-of-fact language and writing in native Bengali.
Ellis and Perry praised her act, with Perry stating that "[they] were at the beginning of what's going to be a long successful career for her." Ellis describe her role as "a girl who can have some fun cause they're going on a trip and they'll gonna have a good time, yet someone who can stand up to Clear, to come and challenge Clear on a race, and to bother with Clear." The character's surname was based by writer Jeffrey Reddick to American director Roger Corman, who directed the horror comedy film The Little Shop of Horrors. Originally, Kimberly and her father Michael's surname was "Burroughs" (in honor of Canadian actress Jackie Burroughs, who starred as Kate Flynn in the acclaimed crime thriller film The Grey Fox) instead of Corman in the original script, but the writers decided to change it in the script revision.