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Just <dump> the bag anywhere. start learning
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The hotels in this region are much cheaper <off season>. start learning
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I may never had the <opportunity> to live abroad, although I've always wanted to. start learning
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After the divorce he started his life <anew> in Australia. start learning
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We have been <advised> that the roads are too icy for the trip. start learning
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We admired the <picturesque> streets of Toledo. start learning
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Our hotel was located by a very picturesque <bay>. start learning
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"So you're finally back!" Robert <exclaimed>. start learning
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Travel agencies have noticed a <dip> in the number of tourists this year. start learning
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The plane <climbed> to 40,000 feet. start learning
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There was no road - only a few concrete <slabs> paved the way to the gate. start learning
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The <trip> was made even better when they were allowed into the royal castle. start learning
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You are not allowed to <cycle> on a motorway, so choose another route for the bike trip. start learning
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He <spread> the map out on the bonnet of his car and tried to figure out exactly where he was. start learning
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The castaways set their yacht alight to attract attention, but <to no avail>. start learning
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Does this aircraft have a jet <propulsion> engine? start learning
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They have a <bijou> summer house at the lake where they go every August. start learning
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The explorers <penetrated> the region in search of the indigenous tribes. start learning
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With the <exception> of Iceland I've been to every European country. start learning
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We drove across the continent passing through <countless> towns and villages. start learning
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I'm not very good at organising things so I always go on <package holidays>. start learning
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He arrived at the <check-in> late and they wouldn't let him get on the plane. start learning
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He <goes on about> his travels and experiences in Africa all the time. start learning
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He had an <awfully nice> holiday in Tenerife. start learning
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The first officer found two <stowaways> hidden in the rescue boat on the deck. start learning
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If you make no <attempt> you will never know if you are good enough to climb Mont Blanc. start learning
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There will be <a lot> to see in Paris when you come. start learning
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If you want to visit all the <sights> in London you'll have to stay there for at least a month. start learning
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In the <coming> year I will go to America, China and Australia. start learning
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There is still a <ray of hope>, maybe we'll manage to attract the attention of one of the ships cruising by. start learning
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Despite being very rich Simon always flies <economy class>. start learning
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It's our favourite holiday <spot>. start learning
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My travel <companions> I met on board of the ship were very nice and chatty. start learning
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After the busyness of the city the <solitude> of his beach house was a great relief for Frank. start learning
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We stopped at a farmer's well to <drink> some cool water. start learning
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Would you like an <aisle> seat or a window seat, sir? start learning
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The holiday in Bermuda didn't live up to our <expectations> - it was boring. start learning
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I advise you <strongly> against going to Accra at the moment. start learning
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Do you know anyone <else> who would like to come on holiday with us? start learning
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The old <sea dog> couldn't imagine living in an inland town. start learning
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