Sentence examples for bound voyage from inspiring English sources

Departing Okinawa on 23 September, Wisconsin reached Pearl Harbor on 4 October, remaining there for five days before she pushed on for the west coast on the last leg of her state-side bound voyage.

The outward bound voyage had a short stopover at Colombo where the Australians played a drawn game on Galle Face Green against a Ceylon XVIII in a one-day match on 1 April.

The Charles River is still here, but it's more likely to accommodate crew and sailing regattas than vessels bound for voyage on the open sea.

The Mantola was less than a year old when, on Feb. 4, 1917, she steamed out of London on her last voyage, bound for Calcutta.

Having started its homeward-bound voyage in South Korea and having picked up most of its cargo in Shanghai, the Eleonora is due to dock in Rotterdam in a couple of weeks' time.

Aside from this incident, the east-bound voyage was uneventful, and the ship safely reached Port Arthur on, 1898.

She continued her homeward-bound voyage, via Pearl Harbor, and arrived at Long Beach, California on 19 April; she then sailed for Norfolk.

There is that ancient edition of Captain Cook's "Voyages," bound in leather and as regal as billed.

Antarctica left New York in September 1829 on the fourth of Morrell's voyages, bound for the Pacific.

But we will make this voyage together: one nation, bound to its allies around the world, united in understanding and generosity to one another here at home.

Magdalena left London on her maiden voyage on 9 March 1949, bound for Buenos Aires, Argentina.