Sentence examples for delayed voyage from inspiring English sources

After the executions, Temeraire was immediately sent to sea, sailing from Portsmouth for the Isle of Wight the day after and beginning preparations for her delayed voyage to the West Indies.

The BWM Convention recommends that designated ballast water exchange areas should be on or close to existing maritime routes and does not require that ships deviate course or delay voyages to comply with ballast water exchange guidelines (6 ).

When Phrontis, one of his crewmen, was killed, Menelaus delayed his voyage until the man had been buried, thus giving evidence of his strength of character.

Her hull was launched in September 1896, but non-delivery of the ship's main guns delayed her maiden voyage until 1899 and her completion until 1900.

Upon his arrival in Hong Kong in early May 1956, Carlin was "mobbed by autograph-seeking girls", having been delayed on his voyage by engine trouble and headwinds in the South China Sea.

The government voyage was delayed and finally canceled because of resistance from Central American governments.

Fortunately for the London Symphony players, the Titanic's maiden voyage was delayed by three weeks, and they couldn't change their tour dates; so a less glamorous but safer ship became their home for the 10-day crossing.

He returned to England on the support vessel, although the homeward voyage was delayed after Valorous struck a reef and required substantial repairs.

Mr. Janke emphasized, however, that the team's voyage was merely delayed.

Publication of The Voyage Out was delayed until early 1915; then, that April, she sank into a distressed state in which she was often delirious.

CNN reported Thursday that the voyage was being delayed while the ship was fitted with greater video and satellite transmission capabilities.