Sentence examples for The voyages from inspiring English sources
noun
A long journey, especially by ship.
The voyages of discovery were made by Ireland and England.
The voyages of discovery by Columbus and Magellan meant the known world was expanding.
The Voyages of the Princess Matilda by Shane Spall is published by Ebury, £11.99.
The Voyages of Dr. Dolittle (1922) won the Newbery Medal as the best children's book of the year.
The voyages of discovery brought back a flood of new botanical and zoological specimens that overwhelmed ancient classificatory schemes.
The voyages of the South Pacific's first people - the Polynesians - were no less remarkable.
The voyages are dangerous with no guarantees of arrival.
The voyages will take place in May, June and July.
ROBERT GIBSON, Charlotte, N.C., posted on nytimes.com THE VOYAGES ISSUE This week's @NYTmag is the Voyages Issue, which means I'm spending the weekend looking up flights.
Voyager on all the voyages.
These are the voyages of the star ship... Voyager.
