Sentence examples for expedition were made from inspiring English sources

Plans for the expedition were made in the river town of Pucallpa.

Various failed attempts, such as the Long Expedition, were made by groups from the U.S. to take control of parts of Texas, resulting in some temporary settlements near the bay including Perry's Point near modern Anahuac.

An expedition was made by a group of people after a party, to the warehouse district of the city.

Their expedition was made in a group of 16, including their nanny "Crawfie", several friends their own age and military protection including Group Captain Peter Townsend.

Just as every epic expedition is made up of single steps, small changes can add up to a big improvement when they're scaled up to a national, or even global, level.

By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, February 14 , 1970P. 39 An expedition was made by a group of people after a party, to the warehouse district of the city.

On 15 June 1606 Captain Saris reported the arrival of: A reference to the outcome of the expedition was made as a result of Willem Schouten's 1615 voyage on behalf of the Australische Compagnie from the Netherlands to the Spice Islands via Cape Horn.

Official expeditions were made in November 2009 and May 2010 to the wreck by an international team of underwater archaeologists.

Halley died in 1742, but in 1761 numerous expeditions were made to various parts of the world so that precise observations of the transit could be made in order to make the calculations as described by Halley an early example of international scientific collaboration.

Borders are the sediments of history, and the stuff that armchair expeditions are made of.

These and other borders elsewhere in the world, I discovered, are the sediments of history, and the stuff that armchair expeditions are made of.