Sentence examples for for their expedition from inspiring English sources

"For their expedition parka," publicity materials instruct.

Last week the Prince of Wales, who became patron of the project last year and has been given regular updates, presented the explorers with a pennant for their expedition.

Concerned not to eat the village out of food, the scientists employed local people to plant sweet potatoes and a spinach-like crop in preparation for their expedition in January, reducing the amount of corned beef and rice flown in via helicopters, the only means of transport to the village.

On 9 May 1926, Floyd Bennett and Richard E. Byrd used Ny-Ålesund as both the starting and landing for their expedition.

The next winter Earl Rögnvaldr and two of his chiefs, Sölmundr and Jón, gathered a force of men and about five or six ships for their expedition.

It's already been a fun voyage, and on Wednedsay, fresh off their time spent holding kangaroos, things got even cuter as the royal couple traded to another sort of marsupials for their expedition to Adelaide.

The central Solomon Islanders were vigorous headhunters, building canoes of great size for their expeditions.

English kings continually used it for their expeditions to France, and its herring fishing and general trade prospered.

Any cosmic event of maritime history, such as when Morgan turned over the Old Corsair to the government, or where Byrd's ships sailed for their Arctic expedition happened here.

They carefully plotted their expedition for nearly a month, selecting the small northeastern Florida town of Jacksonville as their initial target because it sat on the St . Johns River, which the Union Navy already controlled, and had a good port.

The characters also display with each other honesty and accountability (aided in some scenes by the "lasso of truth," Wonder Woman's weapon that compels Steve to tell the truth about where he is from and what his role in the war is), and trust and support (they support and care for each other throughout their expedition to stop the war).