Sentence examples for from voyage from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere Carnival has dropped 56p to £25.19 after it announced - after the UK market closed - a higher than expected hit from voyage disruptions and repair costa of $0.08 to $0.10 a share.

The funny thing is when floods come in and the cars go underwater, all the lights in the cars go on like something from "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" — all the car lights are on, the windshield wipers are going, the horns are blowing.

The flow constraints connect selected cargo transport links of each ship from voyage beginning to voyage end.

A clip from "Voyage of the Damned" featuring Astrid is shown as part of a montage.

Producer Phil Collinson suggested transferring his traits to the unrelated character Stan Mott from "Voyage of the Damned", and rewriting his role as Donna's grandfather.

Davies was aware that Wilton was "very hard to book" and restricted her appearance to one day's filming in one location (Harriet's home) to make negotiations easier; had Wilton declined, Davies planned to replace her with either Donna, Mr Copper (Clive Swift) from "Voyage of the Damned", or Elton from "Love & Monsters".

Polynesians have applied the lessons learned from voyaging to cultural challenges they face today.

Available to book from next month, the first departures from Southampton are in May 2017; passengers can choose from voyages to Western Europe or the Norwegian fjords.

Its innovative commenda, a partnership in which capital-poor sailors and rich Venetians shared the profits from voyages, allowed those of modest background to rise through the ranks.

Nevertheless, Enlightenment philosophy, reports from voyages of discovery, and missionary reports (especially the Jesuits' accounts of North American Indians) contributed to scholarship and fostered greater objectivity.

There's no regional rail pass, but if you travel to France regularly you may find the Carte Senior (€55; from voyages-sncf.com) useful.