Sentence examples for a voyage from from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, try one of these: * A voyage from Southampton to Lisbon aboard Azamara Journey.

In 1862, the Great Eastern, on a voyage from Liverpool to N.Y.

David Rakowski supplied "Locking Horns" (2001-2), a French-horn concerto that also charts a voyage from murkiness to clarity.

In 1857, five years after the Birkenhead sunk, the S.S. Central America went down on a voyage from Colón to New York.

A passage in the Odyssey describes such a voyage from Crete: running before a north wind, sailing ships reached the mouth of the Nile in five days.

The Cat's Table tells the story of an 11-year-old boy, Michael, on a voyage from the former Crown Colony of Ceylon to England in the 1950s.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 8 , 1942P. 34 REPORTER AT LARGE gives an account of a nonstop voyage from California to Australia aboard a troopship.

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1942P. 34 REPORTER AT LARGE gives an account of a nonstop voyage from California to Australia aboard a troopship.

Scottish journalist Nick Thorpe learned that lesson in a unique way, on a harrowing voyage from Chile to Easter Island on a waterlogged reed boat.

A Sudanese man describes a harrowing voyage from Libya through the shark-infested Mediterranean.

Born to an improvident merchant captain and his wife during a homeward voyage from the West Indies, Raffles grew up in an atmosphere of debt.