The phrase "awkward journey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a travel experience that is uncomfortable, clumsy, or filled with difficulties.
Example: "The hike through the dense forest turned into an awkward journey as we struggled to navigate the rough terrain and unexpected weather changes."
Alternatives: "uncomfortable trip" or "clumsy voyage".
CM: From there to your first film score, was that an awkward journey or a lucky chance?
I thought: 'Jeez, I'm a long way from home here.'" Fourteen years and 66 caps later he has finally completed his awkward journey from outsider to establishment figure.
They do not include the formal dining rooms that too often made the awkward journey from Park Avenue to below Canal Street.
It's an awkward journey, one that begins with a chance encounter with a stranger named Tracy Edwards, who is staying at the rustic estate of his best friend, Algie Black, an ethnomusicologist who recently died.
The creamery closed four years ago – milk tankers now make awkward journeys to mainland destinations such as Lockerbie and Campbeltown.
I've got a feeling about this, this has happened for a reason". Craig has been acclimatising himself with the city since arriving earlier in the week, taking inspiration from Rocky with the obligatory run up the 'Rocky Steps' seen in the film and yelling "Yo, Adrian!" But he has only encountered the man he is here to fight very briefly, in an awkward elevator journey.
As a gambit, the weather is a reassuring icebreaker for strangers on trains and in myriad, awkward lift journeys.
The rod becomes a rather awkward metaphor in "Journey," as Mehmet discovers an entire world his senses didn't detect: he can hear turmoil under the streets but not on them.
It seemed awkward that a journey so internal and personal would be shared with 17 others, most of whom were strangers, but Lia assured, "There is no need to share if this is something you are not so comfortable doing". The retreat commenced late in the afternoon just as the sun was setting.
In less capable hands than Bagnall, and with actors less attuned to each other than Gerwig and Alexander, The Dish & The Spoon could be an awkward and uncomfortable journey.
Camille's desire to belong is palpable and Skate Kitchen maps this journey: awkward miscommunications, fumbling first times (Camille's love interest is a rival skater played by Jaden Smith), and the invincibility you feel when you've finally found your tribe.
