Sentence examples similar to erratic expedition from inspiring English sources

He joined a missionary expedition to the Far East, developed erratic behavior and died in Goa, on the Indian subcontinent, in 1664.

If you're unlucky enough to be familiar with London's erratic Underground system, and view crossing the capital by Tube as an expedition on a par with tackling Everest, spare a thought for the few hundred brave souls who will be descending into the long-closed Aldwych station later this week.

Although Bligh had departed on his second breadfruit expedition in August 1791 as a national hero, the court martial had revealed damaging evidence of his erratic and overbearing behaviour.

erratic -- n.

Erratic genius?

Erratic arm.

SERVICE -- Erratic.

■ Erratic earnings.

"Erratic behavior"?

"But it was erratic. it was erratic fire, erratic passion.

Describes the tumultuous expedition.