Sentence examples for from this expedition from inspiring English sources
The samples from this expedition might help answer this question, since they are from the highest and probably the most temperature-sensitive trees we've yet collected in Guatemala.
Cold Facts' mission has been to gather data in the world's polar regions to feed into various ongoing research projects, and information from this expedition would have contributed to the work of scientists studying the rapid melting of the Arctic.
It was soon after Saʿūd's return from this expedition that his father was assassinated by a Shīʿite in the mosque of Al-Dirʿiyyah in revenge for the desecration of Karbalāʾ.
Today, it made the images from this expedition available in Google Maps.
According to John of Ephesus, Mundhir donated much of his booty from this expedition to monasteries and the poor.
Shortly after Beebe's return from this expedition, Anthony Kuser requested that Beebe produce a condensed, popular version of his pheasant monograph.
While Washington was returning from this expedition, Dinwiddie sent men from the Ohio Company (who were also commissioned into the provincial militia) under William Trent to begin construction of the company's fort.
In his diary, Assistant Navigator George Tyson wrote that by the time they reached Disko Island, Greenland, "...expressions are freely made that Hall shall not get any credit from this expedition.
Beebe and Blair left for their expedition accompanied by Robert Bruce Horsfall, whose job would be to provide illustrations of the birds for the book that would hopefully result from this expedition.
Events in London on the way to and from this expedition would lead to the founding of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), one of many civic and professional organizations formed during the Progressive Era to fill the void of citizens who had become distended from their rural roots.
Although Nansen retired from exploration after this expedition, the methods of travel and survival he developed with Johansen influenced all the polar expeditions, north and south, which followed in the subsequent three decades.
