Sentence examples for expedition voyage from inspiring English sources

After his return to Paris in 1804, he completed an account of this expedition, Voyage de découvertes aux terres australes (1807; "Voyage of Discovery to Southern Lands"), for which he also drew maps.

The account he prepared of the Mekong River expedition, Voyage d'exploration en Indo-Chine, 1866 68 (1873; "Voyage of Exploration in Indochina, 1866 68"), is a most valuable record of the political and economic situation of the countries through which the explorers passed in the 1860s.

Péron's 1807, three-volume account of the expedition, Voyage de découverte aux terres Australes, contains an illustration (plate 36) of "casoars" by Charles-Alexandre Lesueur, who was the resident artist during Baudin's voyage.

Until you are fully healed, perhaps you might consider looking into any one of the adventure travel companies that specialize in expedition voyages, such as Zegrahm Expeditions or Expedition Trips.

Not many people have the privilege of saying they've stepped foot on Antarctica, but you can check that off your list with Silversea Expeditions' voyage to the frigid continent.

Today this nation with its history of maritime exploration, is leading a new expedition, a voyage of entrepreneurial discovery trend that many expect to continue for years to come.

Lindblad Expeditions, specialists in expedition travel, voyages the world in alliance with National Geographic to inspire travelers to explore and care about the planet.

Besides hiking, cycling and train trips, there are skiing trips, white-water rafting expeditions, canoeing voyages and beachcombing trips.

Norwegian cruise operator Hurtigruten is introducing new expedition-style voyages in January, with additional hikes and daily lectures on subjects from flora and fauna to polar history and climate offered on some ships.

Dellenbaugh went along, and 36 years later, in 1908, he published his classic account of the Thompson expedition, "A Canyon Voyage," which became an American bestseller.

Before it put a man on the moon, the United States was known for a single exploratory expedition: the 1803 Voyage of Discovery of Lewis and Clark.