obstacle course造句

Our small apartment soon became an obstacle course littered with stuffed animals, toys, and games.

A scout style obstacle course, tens of thousand youth participants got memorable images.

In other countries, employers rely on the college-entry obstacle course to select the brightest and best.

"You're expected to keep jumping through the obstacle course-and to enjoy it," he says of the constant frustrations of being an entrepreneur in such a chaotic country.

Eight couples — only three of them actually husband and wife — battled it out through four heats and a final around an obstacle course which included a water jump.

A couple of students at the University of Bundeswehr Munich attached a Kinect to a robotic car and sent it through an obstacle course.

One of Monday's highlights was the obstacle course, where bearded Kris Kringles raced past a sleigh and up a small hill built of ice before climbing down a fake chimney.

When he did, it was for an intensive nine-day obstacle course, which he tried to negotiate with the placatory charm and openness to dialogue that have marked his diplomacy.

Neurosky's ThinkGear technology has been used in Mattel's (MAT) Mindflex game, which allows users wearing a headset to move a ball through an obstacle course by thinking, in simulation of telekinesis.

Military training is filled with obstacle courses.

Human operators were able to steer the Ratbots through the obstacle course as if they were guiding intelligent robots, said Sanjiv Taiwar, a researcher at the State University of New York, who helped to run the study, published in the journal Nature.

In Israel, thanks to conscription, most job applicants have tackled real obstacle courses.

Trained guides supervise activities in exploring the area's terrain and culture such as nature walks, pottery making, star gazing, obstacle courses, and painting.

They live together, share meals and engage in various summer camp activities, including playing sports, going through obstacle courses, and creating art projects.