Sentence examples for expedition through a from inspiring English sources

Richard Armitage plays the exiled dwarf king Thorin, who leads the expedition through a series of encounters with orcs, elves, trolls and other beings.

A political fishing expedition through a professor's files would make it substantially harder to conduct research and communicate openly with colleagues.

School staff should not go on a fishing expedition through a pupil's device and should always act within the school's protocols, safeguarding and child protection policies.

Marlen Khutsiev's "I Am 20" -- an epic, if nearly plotless, expedition through a Moscow of the early 60's haunted, literally, by memories of the war -- was the first film to run aground in the changing political climate.

And my use of the fruits of the majestic sweet chestnuts that flank the approach to the 18th – a cluster of prickly shells on the ground took the sting from my thinned, horribly wide ball and diverted it to three feet from the pin to save nett par after an expedition through a clump of gorse – was of course entirely intentional.

However, when she accidentally calls upon the story's cruel goblin king, Jareth – played by Bowie – to take Toby away, she's forced to embark on an expedition through a seemingly nonsensical labyrinth to rescue her half-brother from the castle beyond the goblin city.

Though, perhaps the most game-changing production upgrade was the installation of two bridges that turned what had been a strenuous expedition through the ditches into a casual stroll during which hi-fives from crossing travelers were mandatory.

On a crisp sunny morning, the road reporter allowed a newspaper reporter to join him on an expedition through northeastern New Jersey along I-280 and State Highway 24, a circuit that encompasses urban squalor and suburban splendor, industrial marshes and the heroic cut through the Watchung Mountains, and a truly impressive array of jug handles and flyovers.

My work on the Atlas of Remote Islands took me on an adventure, an expedition through dusty tomes, travellers' journals and obscure scientific reports on tiny islands.

It's a soothing way to wind down after a camel expedition through the Mars-like landscape of nearby Wadi Rum, a 285-square-mile expanse of desert punctuated by wind-eroded rock formations.

You people still live in tepees, don't you?" Forgotten by History President Thomas Jefferson knew he was sending an expedition through lands populated by people who did not care a whit for lines drawn on maps in Paris or Virginia.