Sentence examples for expedition point from inspiring English sources

And that's right around the corner, from the expedition point of view.

After you do a few quests in this area you will go to spine breaker post (Horde) or Expedition Point (Alliance), which is on the southern half of the zone.

Knowing that the mission to the South Pole and the lives of his men are lost, he anticipates and defends himself against the charge that he was the wrong man to lead the expedition, a point still argued by polar historians today.

Expedition of points did not seem a priority for either Monfils or Simon.

On that expedition, Dr. Russell pointed to an area about halfway up Skaftafellsjokull ("jokull" means glacier) where a fresh scab of glacier had just broken off after a small ice avalanche, revealing virgin layers of ancient ice and sediment.

During each sampling expedition, 40 points were randomly selected in each grid and one pitfall trap was placed 2 m from the trail, and left for seven days (n = 160 across all intra-annual replicates in each plot).

The Giants' starters moved the ball and racked up yards with relative ease, but found difficulty converting their expeditions into points.

But the part that lives on most vividly in our family memory was our brief relationship with the enigmatic beast who was the expedition's focal point.

Plus, Bailey hopes to plan a follow-up expedition at some point.

You could take on the role of an existing character in your book, make up a new character, or you could even write an account of the expedition from YOUR point of view.

And she nimbly conveys the loneliness of these expeditions, at one point quoting from a letter Charles Darwin wrote while aboard the Beagle: "I am sometimes afraid I shall never be able to hold out for the whole voyage".