Sentence examples for expedition where from inspiring English sources

Tells about their expedition, where they stopped, the storms and other difficulties encountered.

The snowshoeing guide, Cyril, also does a moonlit expedition, where you'll stop to build a fire and enjoy mulled wine, local delicacies and stargazing (€28).

Months after the fact, I'd catch a snippet of conversation about a late-night expedition where a bunch of them jumped off a highway bridge into the bay.

I had already been on a walk — calling it a hike would be an exaggeration — with Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and the governor had been fishing, on an expedition where reporters' access was limited.

It would have been less of a cliché." Julie pressures her much older lover to accompany her on a forest expedition where she makes him ride a zip line from tree to tree.

"The best thing to do is to go on a properly organised expedition where organisers understand that you can't have many boats crowd around a single animal and you can't follow the animals day after day," advises Pitt.

My massage was a rare hour of inactivity on a seven-day voyage with Lindblad Expeditions, where the ship is a tool for research and we were "explorers".

Famously, in upholding a case against the Daily Telegraph in 2011, the then PCC director, Stephen Abell (now managing editor of the Sun), noted: "The commission has consistently ruled that 'fishing expeditions' where newspapers employ subterfuge and use clandestine devices without sufficient justification are unacceptable".

And a Texas company, HeliBacon, advertises expeditions where participants can hunt feral hogs under cover of darkness using night vision gear.

With all that I learned at home, I started to travel and go on expeditions where I would camp in the woods, on beaches, and snowy mountains.

In particular, the enormous volume and variety of data available could increase the chances of "fishing expeditions", where investigators hunt through data without a specific purpose in mind.