Sentence examples for explored much of from inspiring English sources

A sledge party led by Payer explored much of the eastern part of the archipelago in 1874.

For today, Gertrude is mainly remembered as the woman who explored much of the Middle East, taking some of the earliest photographs of the monuments now being destroyed by Isis.

His position thus differed radically from the evolutionary theory advanced by Charles Darwin, who had explored much of South America and observed many of the same phenomena during the time that Orbigny was there.

Nor had we sunbathed, visited the gym, played the casino, relaxed in the spa, gone to the movies, shopped, enjoyed any of the entertainments related to the musical-theater theme of the crossing or even explored much of the huge and beautiful ship.

Sir John Franklin and others explored much of Mackenzie District (now largely the regions of Fort Smith and Inuvik in the Northwest Territories and Kitikmeot in Nunavut) and mapped parts of the northern coastline during the 1820s work that Thomas Simpson continued in 1838 39.

Over the next few years he explored much of the river and its northern tributaries.

Joan Abse explores much of this in her fine biography "John Ruskin: The Passionate Moralist" (Knopf).

After thoroughly exploring much of the Pacific Northwest, he went southward into Mexican-controlled territory.

In time, they say, they may well explore much of that.

It's possible to explore much of the area on bike, though the higher reaches are not easy climbs.

Paulistas are credited with exploring much of Brazil's interior during the colonial years, helping the country extend its borders in the process.