Sentence examples for journeys from inspiring English sources

Foffi said refugees' journeys typically started three months before arrival at the shores of north Africa, and involved hardships that saw around half of the travellers die.

But passengers could only claim compensation for 59 of the journeys, because of the 30-minute rule.

Network Rail has warned that meaningful cuts in its budget can only come at the expense of a smaller railway that will have to carry fewer passengers than the 1.3bn journeys it managed in 2009.

It's a collection of the individual journeys of each key stakeholder.

The name of the project is meant to reflect the popular cycling culture in the Netherlands, where most journeys are made by bike.

Many of the rural poor live far from banks, and making day-long journeys to make a deposit or withdrawal result in loss of a day's pay.

Network Rail said: "We apologise to passengers whose journeys have been delayed this morning as a result of a track circuit defect just outside the Haywards Heath area.

It is no coincidence, says Alawi, that the columns in the firing sights were inscribed with calligraphic poetry recounting Muhammad's journeys and associated sites of pilgrimage.

And the transport requirements for the new sites look quite radical – all homes will be at most 10 minutes' walk from schools, shops and other local services and will all have safe cycle storage, there will be employment that is local or at least accessible by public transport, and there's an overarching requirement that no more than 50% of all journeys starting in ecotowns will be by car.

In this post credit-crunch climate, though, such round-the-world journeys of self-discovery seem a little indulgent.

Cameron said the investment would benefit passengers with four rail operators – TSGN, Southeastern, Chiltern and Arriva Trains Wales – covering more than 500m journeys a year.