Sentence examples for an odyssey through from inspiring English sources
"We're going to sign a new page in the history of democracy in our country". "It doesn't matter who the president of Catalonia is, because the people are leading this independence movement". An ugly injury took me on an odyssey through Spain, Panama, and the US.
It's an odyssey through the streets and hidden worlds of Los Angeles.
In March, Ms. Grunwald, 50, published her fifth novel, "The Irresistible Henry House," an odyssey through midcentury boomer culture.
Despite an odyssey through several shelters, he managed to graduate from Prospect Heights High School in 2006.
The Reader appeals, because "it's an odyssey through postwar German guilt and reckoning that is challenging on every level, emotionally and intellectually".
She then braves an odyssey through New York's party scene, hoping that a friend of a friend of a frenemy might know where he is.
Made by Jeremy Spear, a Yale-educated Conceptual artist who joined the ranks of the sport's barnstorming players, "Fastpitch" is at once a valentine to fastpitch softball, a tale of men clinging to boyhood dreams, a telling story of the impact of big-time money on a small-town sport and a sociological odyssey through a changing American heartland, ethnicity and love.
Biracial, illegitimate, and rejected by his family, Tsafendas spent the first half of his life in a tragicomedy of statelessness, an aimless odyssey through jobs, countries, and languages.
Klemperer's journey to Munich and back to Dresden after V-E Day is a poignant odyssey through a jangle of German emotions, including his own.
There's cosmic disco on Friday, and while Lindstrøm and Juju & Jordash will take you on a psychedelic odyssey through a beard, Crazy P will keep things light.
"I've been waiting two months to get my van back," said Sayed Wahid, whose quest to reclaim it, after it was impounded for an expired international permit, propelled him on an exhausting odyssey through no fewer than six different government agencies.
