Sentence examples for expedition towards from inspiring English sources
"expedition towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe a journey or voyage towards a certain destination or goal. Some examples of when this phrase can be used include: - "The team began their expedition towards the peak of the mountain." - "The ship set sail on its expedition towards uncharted waters." - "The scientists embarked on an expedition towards finding a cure for the disease."
Featuring collaborations and vocal contributions from artists including Joe Dukie (Fat Freddy's Drop), Julia Catherine Parr (Black City Lights, Physical) and Motte, the record is inspired by an especially vivid dream in which Abrams saw himself as a young man in 18th century Britain, leaving his wife and their unborn child to embark on an eventually doomed expedition towards the Pacific.
Among these explorers was John Franklin, second-in-command of an expedition towards the North Pole in the ships Dorothea and Trent in 1818 and the leader of overland expeditions to and along the Arctic coast of Canada in 1819 22 and 1825 27.
The conquest of the Inca Empire led to spin-off campaigns throughout the viceroyalty as well as expeditions towards the Amazon Basin as in the case of Spanish efforts to quell Amerindian resistance.
He did not figure in the main journeys of the expedition, although towards the end he joined Arthur Pilbeam and Frank Wild in an attempt to climb Mount Erebus, ascending to some 3000 feet.
I found myself on a record shopping expedition to London towards the end of October 1991.
Arnold led a force of 1,100 men from Cambridge, Massachusetts on the expedition through Maine towards Quebec shortly after Montgomery's departure from Ticonderoga.
The Canadian government's financial involvement represented a shift in the expedition's emphasis, towards geographical exploration rather than the original purpose of ethnological and scientific studies.
Many Kikuyu porters tried to desert with women from the villages, and others stole from the villages, which made the chiefs very hostile towards the expedition.
They then proceeded southwards, following the Victoria Land coast and discovering further islands, one of which Borchgrevink named after Sir Clements Markham, whose hostility towards the expedition was evidently unchanged by this honour.
They saw a small inlet among the rocks and, directing the Aurora towards it, the expedition found itself "inside a beautiful, miniature harbour completely land-locked.
Mertz and Ninnis were assigned to Mawson's own party, which would use the dogs to push quickly to the east of the expedition's base in Commonwealth Bay, towards Victoria Land.
