Sentence examples for has been on a voyage from inspiring English sources
You get the impression he has been gazing out of his window a lot recently too: for this former McKinsey management consultant has been on a voyage of discovery that makes my journey look tame.
Lew has been on a voyage of journalistic discovery ever since.
Well, in 2011, my first granddaughter, Samantha was born, and Catherine came along in 2013, and the three of us have been on a voyage of discovery ever since.
With no small measure of trepidation -- my last voyage under power had been on a leaky inflatable dinghy with a cranky five-horsepower outboard -- I accepted an offer for a spin with Lilly aboard one of the two Pier 57 Super Vee Lights.
We catch up with one of them: The Magellen, which has been on its voyage into the unknown for 164 rather uneventful years.
What is largely unknown is that the public sector has been on that same voyage of growth creation via design.
What a remarkable voyage Wallace has been on since his dreadful suicide in 2008.
Squid hunters from Japan, America, and Europe crisscrossed the sea in this manner, and O'Shea had been on such a voyage when he found his paralarvae.
Other snippets that Mr. Bawlf uses to support his thesis include the testimony of Drake's cousin, John, who had been on the voyage with him and was captured by the Spanish in 1583.
On the other hand, I had been on the Submarine Voyage at Disneyland, in California, and I remembered being so bored that halfway through the voyage I had considered asking the captain if I could possibly be shot to the surface.
