Examples of using "Parcours" in a sentence and their english translations:
From this whole journey,
The route is interesting,
Alex: So, I have been on a journey
enabled my journey.
My journey with this calling
Halfway through the training sessions,
to honor the journey of another.
and hopefully explain our journey.
The road was full of obstacles.
was a long, tough, rugged path,
So, this journey won't be easy.
He had a classic education.
I look at the casting call, I'm going down the categories,
The organization is serious and the route is demanding.
Military projection, operation, end of a military career.
My journey begins in Lincoln, Nebraska.
But it actually has a rather surprising trajectory.
The route: from Weilburg to Braunfels, then on to Wetzlar.
The runner had reached the halfway mark.
nailing signs to every tree beside the road:
So let's go back on our chronological tour of great speeches
The last part of the trip was across the desert.
Length of the route: 279 kilometers. There were two mountain ratings.
His hands describe how he wants to go climbing in the high ropes course.
A poor school record will count against you when you look for a job.
The golf course is completely deserted. There is not a single person!
The last part of the trip was across the desert.
the trail ahead is gonna be full of challenging obstacles, requiring tough decisions.
That is the danger... of glacading when you can't see the end.
I take it easy on the bike for the rest of the route.
He is also very peaceful and has taken a level-headed approach on his journey.
- There is not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
- There's not much doubt about the cause of the fire.
- There isn't much doubt about the cause of the fire.
There's a stark difference in background and ideology between the two presidential candidates.
"Myself a stranger, friendless and unknown, / from Europe driven and Asia, roam in vain / the wilds of Libya."
In temperatures that can drop below -20 degrees Fahrenheit, along a route occasionally blocked by wind-driven ice dunes, a hundred miles from any other people, a team led by two NASA scientists will survey an unexplored stretch of Antarctic ice.