Sentence examples for later expeditions from inspiring English sources

On two later expeditions to Central Asia he explored the Pamirs (mountains).

Livingstone's journey led to the later expeditions of H.M. Stanley and V.L. Cameron.

"There was a much bigger challenge for us than there has been for later expeditions".

Later expeditions took him to Madagascar (1863), through North America (1867 70), South America (1875), and Australia and Oceania (1878).

In 1904 Seligman married Brenda Z. Salaman, who collaborated with him on his later expeditions and writings.

How exactly does it get across the desert?" That excitement inspired his support for later expeditions, particularly in Yemen.

When, on a later expedition, the scouting party confronts a charging polar bear, there's a sudden realization that something is truly rotten in this water-bound paradise.

When Scott crossed the glacier during his later expedition, one of his men suffered a fatal head injury after falling into a crevasse.

(Sir John Franklin had vanished on an expedition searching for the North West Passage in 1845; a stone cairn on King William Island detailing his demise was found by a later expedition in 1859).

On your way back, you might want to destroy your landmarks so you don't get confused on a later expedition.

A few years later, geological expeditions scouted the river for a good spot to dam.