Sentence examples for finally travel from inspiring English sources

A terrific documentary, "Beyond Belief," follows Ms. Retik and Ms. Quigley as they raise funds for Afghan widows and finally travel to Afghanistan to visit the women they had been helping.

Finally, travel surveys show a growing leakage of passengers to larger airports.

But let's not forget that we'll finally travel to Dorne in Season 5 and Oberyn's daughters, known as the Sand Snakes, won't be too happy after his death.

Finally, travel centers that long-distance commercial truck drivers frequent (such as TravelCenters of America, Petro, Pilot and Flying J) have started offering fitness rooms and health information kiosks at their facilities, and there have been discussions of co-locating retail clinics, such as those offered by CVS/Caremark and Walgreens, at travel centers.

The minute I turned 16, I could legally work and file taxes (all the "adult stuff") so why am I still being looked at like I'm 12? Transferring from high school to online school gave me a sense of security with my business: I could finally travel and work without being restricted to school.

Travel to Dukov's Place in D.C. for his key, and finally travel to Rivet City in D.C. for Ted Strayer's key.

In 1908, the beleaguered May finally travelled to America.

She looks delighted that, after all these years, a journalist has finally travelled to meet Bryan.

In her lifetime, it was published in England, to which she finally travelled in 1938, but never in New Zealand.

When he finally travels to Tibet, he is met by hundreds of Khyentse's followers, some of whom have hungered for his arrival for decades.

THE brazenly silly musical that took its inspiration from the movie "Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail" and won the 2005 Tony Award for best new musical finally travels to Atlanta.