Sentence examples for expeditions taking from inspiring English sources
In the Kaunergrat Nature Park, the visitor centre offers a range of routes, from beginner level to six-hour expeditions, taking in forests and mountainsides in a secluded part of the province of Tyrol (Fliess; snowshoe rental and tour £10).
Expeditions take four to five weeks.
In 1971, one of these expeditions took her to Panama.
His bird watching expeditions took him all over the world.
Other expeditions took place in 1999, 2000 and 2001.
Twain recedes to the vanishing point as these expeditions take on lives of their own.
Other expeditions took the cause to Upper Peru, the region that would become Bolivia.
Later expeditions took him to Madagascar (1863), through North America (1867 70), South America (1875), and Australia and Oceania (1878).
His expeditions took him to the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of North America and to Hawaii and Central America; many of his more than 300 papers became standard references.
The economic rivalry of the powers in the Baltic was turned into a religious rivalry, and the Swedish expeditions took on the character of crusades.
Expeditions take around four weeks and cost about $14,000 per person.For sheer remoteness and scenery, visit South Georgia, a narrow, 106-mile-long, snow-covered, glacier-strewn, unpopulated island with two majestic mountain ranges.
