Sentence examples similar to captivating expedition from inspiring English sources
Captivating artifacts include the personal letters and journals of the expedition team, and a special exhibition of 1960s polar art by Sir Sidney Nolan.
Benenson was so captivated by the idea that he decided to finance the expedition himself.
Scott, if nothing else, was a very good writer, and the (heavily edited) account of his last expedition is what made him a hero, the glorious failure who so captivated the imagination of the waning British Empire.
I was captivated by the story of the disappearance of the Franklin ships in 1845: the expedition of two vessels, HMS Terror and HMS Erebus, that vanished while searching for the Northwest Passage.
Le Lapérouse and its stylish sister expedition-level ships will be specially engineered to circumnavigate the Earth — with captivating stops in Iceland, Scandinavia, the North Sea, the Mediterranean, Greece, Egypt, the Seychelles, the Maldives, Sri Lanka, India and Indonesia, among other far-flung ports.
He was captivated by the journals of a predecessor there: John Wesley Powell, the Union Army major who lost an arm at Shiloh and later led the first expedition to navigate the length of the Grand Canyon.
Describes the tumultuous expedition.
