go on a trip
take a trip , also: go on a tour , also: go for a trip

I'm going on a trip next week for two weeks.

He takes a break from his work to go on a trip with three friends.

It was great to go on a trip with them.

I am one of those people who wants everything to be right before they go on a trip.

"I might want to go on a trip myself one day."

In 1978, he saw snow for the first time when his family went on a trip to California.

They are going on a trip to Japan and will probably be away for a year.

When you go on a trip to the mountains, a little less.

So I decided to go on a trip to spread the word.

To me, it means a search, going on a trip looking for something.

For example, this spring these three children went on a trip to our nation's capital.

I just recently had the opportunity to go on a trip to Russia.

Used to be lovely to go on a trip with him.

"Your brother and I are going on a trip in it."

And that's probably why I get so paranoid before going on a trip.

The hero goes on a trip, leaves his wife at home.

Professor Payne went on a trip for a long time.

You should go learn a little history before going on a trip."

"What woman would be dumb enough to go on a trip like that?"

Starting in 5th grade the students go on a trip every year, to different places.

"My wife and I went on a trip recently," he said.

"I'm to get more money and go on a trip or journey?"

No need to advertise that I was going on a trip.

Lisa is not missed as she was about to go on a trip.

One said, "You should go on a trip with us."

Every couple of months I take a trip up to the house.

The family take a trip into town the following day.

We even took a trip together and got to know each other a little better.

She was about to take a trip, and no one would know where to.

This was the first time in 35 years we'd taken a trip, just the two of us.

Four, five, six times he had to take a trip up into the air.

"I had a feeling you might want to take a trip, and get some rest."

People would take a trip out there just to see it.

Two years later, she and a friend took a trip to Atlanta.

You should take a trip up and see for yourself.

And then one other day he took a trip to London.

See, he just took a trip down south, I guess.

Taking a trip to the spirit world in his mind might not be such a good idea.

She'd have to take a trip through his studio herself.

Children must be 8 to take a trip with a connection.

I took a trip to see what was going on downtown.

I wanted to take a trip with my girlfriend before we had our baby.

"Would you take a trip to California if your car had bad brakes?"

But they would take a trip together, count on it.

He might get married, or even take a trip to Denver.

In 2002, she and her husband Nick took a trip around the world.

We'll take a trip, just the two of us, when you get back and I return from my cruise.

"What do you say we take a trip upstairs and leave them the rest of the house."

His family had taken a trip, and he was going out tonight, to a very important affair.

In fact, it is an essential service if a mother has to go to work or take a trip into the city.

He goes on a tour to campaign for military spending.

The group went on a tour directly after the show.

Soon after, she went on a tour all across Japan.

In 1769 he lost his wife and went on a tour through the American colonies.

The school went on a tour to England where they won all their games.

She then went on a tour to America that autumn.

That's the only thing that keeps you going on a tour like this.

They decide to get their old band back together, and go on a tour.

There's also the desert but again it requires a car or going on a tour.

Down with Webster went on a tour in early 2011 to support the album.

But he said he was going on a tour of the world.

In 1845-6 he went on a tour of the United States.

In 1861 went on a tour around Brazil, playing the violin.

At the beginning of 1989, the band went on a tour which should have lasted until April 1.

In fact, she added, she was about to go on a tour with the group.

I didn't think I'd go on a tour for this one, though.

He went on a tour of four European nations later in the month, seeking aid.

In 1906 he went on a tour to Europe.

Benny put down her school bag and went on a tour of inspection.

To earn money he went on a tour of black churches and colleges in the South.

From 7 to 14 May, the plane went on a tour of the country, visiting several airports.

The house is still owned by his descendants today, and you can go on a tour around it for a small charge.

Even her assigned minders had gone on a tour of the town!

After each series is over, the paintings went on a touring exhibition around Britain.

The exhibit subsequently went on a tour of several other American museums.