Sentence examples similar to Considerable journeying from inspiring English sources
His current cutting-edge position represents a considerable aesthetic journey from his initial interest in dance.
Mr. Drummey said travel pay was important in the old days as senators and representatives could accumulate considerable sums for journeys that covered thousands of miles.
In response, after considerable research in the German Federal Archives in Koblenz, Speer said he had left Posen around noon (long before Himmler's speech) to journey to Hitler's headquarters at Rastenburg.
Wolfgang Ratke (1571 1635), a native of Holstein in Germany, journeyed to England, Holland, and through the whole of Germany and to Sweden expounding his ideas to the political authorities and finding considerable support.
Delay at signalized intersections is a considerable part of the journey time for public transport (PT) in urban areas.
As with many technology driven change projects, the failure rate for those on this journey is considerable.
More than a walk in the woods or a jaunt through one's neighborhood, to move great distances was an arduous challenge to ordinary capacities, because a journey over considerable distances involved one's mind, body, and spirit.
His lectures were on the Statute of Uses, and his reputation was such that when he retired to his house after an outbreak of the plague, "nine Benchers, forty barristers, and others of the Inn accompanied him a considerable distance on his journey" in order to talk to him.
The train journey attracted considerable publicity for the UN joint programme.
Considerable challenges were identified in bringing high need patients to a successful conclusion of the patient journey.
