Sentence examples for frequent expeditions from inspiring English sources

Clark made frequent expeditions into the field, particularly the Red Sea.

Now, he leads frequent expeditions to the highest peak on the planet Mount Everest to carve out ice cores that carry frozen traces of modern pollutants and glaciochemical records of centuries past.

The Paulician leader Karbeas turned this into a separate Paulician principality, allied with 'Umar and launching frequent expeditions against Byzantium, either in conjunction with ʿUmar or independently.

Due to the frequent expeditions Mohun carried out in the Congo, Mohun was unable to spend much time on his duties as commercial agent.

This team of scientist conducts frequent expeditions and searches to various parts of Tasmania looking for evidence that the Thylacine is still extant.

"He truly was the adventurer's adventurer," wrote his friend and frequent expedition sponsor Sir Richard Branson.

"You see the prices and cringe," said Charles Spada, an interior designer from Boston, who keeps a small apartment in Paris as a base for his frequent shopping expeditions.

The feudal host, whose knights were enfeoffed landholders obliged to give 40 days' service per year normally, had been adequate for defense and for service within a kingdom; but it was scarcely appropriate for the now more frequent long-distance expeditions of the time, whether crusades or sustained invasions such as those launched in the Anglo-French wars.

The University of Maryland writes that "The Birds is specific to those species indigenous to Britain and is incredibly accurate due to Bewick's personal knowledge of the habits of birds in the wild acquired during his frequent bird-watching expeditions".

Frequent punitive and friendly expeditions across the islands spread alien diseases that caused the death of thousands of tribesmen.

Latin writings from about the mid-3rd century make frequent reference to raiding expeditions carried out by the Irish, who were now given the new name Scoti rather than the older one Hiberni.