Sentence examples for expedition taking from inspiring English sources
Volunteers kept joining the expedition, taking a turn at carrying the stretcher.
Package Holiday Timeline 1855: Thomas Cook organises his first overseas expedition, taking travellers to the International Exposition in Paris.
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In 1577 Ivan undertook a great expedition, taking over for himself, or his vassal Magnus, Duke of Holstein most of Livonia, except for the coastal areas of Riga and Reval.
The entire expedition took less than an hour.
The expedition took off by plane from Anchorage on Aug. 3.
His final expedition took him to the Chocó and Kuna (Cuna) Indians of Colombia and Panama (1927).
The failed Barents expedition took place during the late-sixteenth-century Dutch ascendancy on the seas.
"Our research expedition took us to the Celtic Sea aboard the UK's newest research vessel, the RRS Discovery," says Sharples.
A two-hour jeep expedition took me literally to the edge of the lava flow as darkness fell.
The Lynch expedition took measurements of the Dead Sea's depth, gathered water samples, and documented the flora and fauna of the region.
