Sentence examples for happy voyage from inspiring English sources

I wish you calm seas, following winds, and a happy voyage through life.

We don't have one movie called "Titanic," starring Leo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, about a tragic love and a doomed adventure, and another called "Olympic," a musical comedy starring Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, about a happy voyage over.

Of course, both paddlers can (and should) talk to each other to figure out a comfortable pace — good communication is key for a quick, happy voyage.

To obfuscate uncomfortable facts, he was elevated to hero, complete with a memorial in Westminster Abbey and an epitaph by Tennyson, his kinsman by marriage: Not here! the white North has thy bones; and thou Heroic sailor-soul, Art passing on thine happier voyage now Toward no earthly pole.

In case you had any doubts about the intentions of people aboard this climate-happy voyage, the cruise includes some questionable "cultural" excursions, "featuring bannock, traditional dress displays and throat singing," according to the Globe and Mail.

By all accounts, the marriage has been a happy one, "a smooth voyage on a safe ship," as he describes it to Ann.

If the baker professionally writes all other messages ("Happy Birthday!" or "Bon Voyage" or whatever) but balks at certain political messages they personally disagree with, then they are by definition discriminating in the services they provide the public.

To bring my voyage to a happy conclusion, I would have to resolve the misunderstandings and disagreements that I have partly described.

He has the appearance and narrative style of Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, and is very happy to talk about his three voyages to Southold.

Napoleon is not happy to assume Lenormand's identity during the voyage, because it means he'll have to work as a deckhand.

But in recent years, as South Africa and Andy's mental health have both stabilized, some of my happiest travels have been voyages of return, quests to reignite not just an old brother love, but the aimless pleasures of our bush walks.