Sentence examples for dangerous expedition from inspiring English sources

In 1908, Fawcett went on an even more dangerous expedition: tracing the source of the Rio Verde, in Brazil.

Henman, who played in the Davis Cup 54 times for Great Britain – including a dangerous expedition to Ecuador weeks after the 9/11 attack in New York – expects the players will handle the unique psychological pressure.

Touching the Void centres on a dangerous expedition by two British climbers in the Peruvian Andes in 1985 and uses interviews with the real participants and simulated scenes played by actors.

It is one of the most dangerous expeditions ever attempted.

Mr. Hutchinson dreamed up ever longer and more dangerous expeditions for kayakers.

Woods, his former coach Hank Haney revealed in a detailed account of the 14-times major winner's character, would be more prone to dangerous expeditions with navy seals.

There's a surprising lightness to the scenes of the rigorous, dangerous expeditions, and that lightness is a crucial aspect of Gray's artistry.

Portman plays a biologist who signs up for a dangerous secret expedition.

The dangerous, upstream expedition is further complicated by the fact that the unit's guide will be a Eurasian bar girl known far and wide as Lucky Legs Angie Dickinsonn, in an early leading role).

Two years on from their storming Ex Machina, Alex Garland and Oscar Isaac are back with the story of a biologist (Natalie Portman) who signs up for "a dangerous, secret expedition where the laws of nature don't apply".

While it falls to Joe Sandilands, a Scotland Yard man posted to "the North-West bloody Frontier," to solve the poison-murder of an Afghan nobleman on a diplomatic visit to a British fort, the character who has the adventure of a lifetime is Lily Coblenz, an American heiress who tags along on a dangerous scouting expedition into Afghan tribal lands.