Sentence examples for extended voyage from inspiring English sources

More than a meal, it's an extended voyage that can last four hours or more.

To bridge that gap, Hornblower bought two boats, rented two and decided to send the Freedom on its extended voyage.

In 1932 Waugh embarked on an extended voyage to South America.

During this extended voyage, three crewmen entered one of West Nohnos fuel tanks to clean it while the ship was at Suez on 29 September 1942.

Collingwood was being fitted out for an extended voyage to the Pacific Ocean where Seymour was to assume command of the Pacific station.

The locks extend voyage time while the ship type and loaded containers' number can be restricted by the clear height of the bridge.

Goods shipped by one neutral to another were in principle free, but British and American practice in the 19th century, under the doctrine of "continuous voyage," extended the right to seizure of goods that, though on their way to a neutral destination, were to be forwarded to an enemy.

The Polynesians were superb mariners their voyages extended as far as Chile, approximately 2,200 miles (3,500 km) east of Easter Island but their mastery did not extend merely to the technology involved in shipbuilding and navigation.

Researchers studying which personalities would perform best in extended and lonely voyages have found that extroverts wouldn't fit in.

She denies being ill – or more ill than might be expected – or failing to complete the on-board tests; the voyage was, actually extended from one to three days at her request, and the tests had been planned only for one.

I thought it would be boring, just looking out onto the lights of the city, but it was mesmerizing like those last few moments on a plane when it lands into a city at night, except those moments are extended into an hour-long voyage with no destination in the end.