Sentence examples for long expedition from inspiring English sources

We appear to be started on a long expedition".

In 1940 he joined a year long expedition to the South Seas on the Fahnestock Expedition on a three-masted, 137-foot schooner Director II.

It is with that grim but realistic assumption in mind that he sets out on a long expedition, from Washington to Holland, Pakistan, Russia, Georgia and Turkey, in order to discover just how hard or easy it now is for a nuclear aspirant, private or national, to gain possession of such weapons or technology.

Last year he completed a long expedition that offered him particular intellectual pleasure: he was on board the Dutch clipper Stad Amsterdam as it retraced the route of HMS Beagle around the world, from Plymouth to Salvador de Bahia to the Galápagos and on – "the most important voyage ever made," he insists, "far more so than man's journey to the moon".

The Advanced Imaging and Visualization Laboratory (AIVL) at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, a non-profit, will be sending experts down on OceanGate's submersible during the seven-week long expedition.

The month long expedition, organized by the Natural History Museum in London, in collaboration with their partner organization the Natural History Museum in Asunción, Paraguay, is hoped to return with several hundred new species of plants and insects.

Exhausted and for some time ill as a result of long expeditions and excessive use of wine, he died in November 1676.

"Nostalgia: The Russian Empire of Czar Nicholas II Captured in Color Photographs" (Gestalten), by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii One of the first to experiment with color photography, Prokudin-Gorskii made his pictures mostly between 1905 and 1915, on long expeditions sponsored by the czar.

The frame has fittings for three water bottles for long expeditions, mounts for full mudguards and the wheels are attached with a traditional quick release at the rear and a thru axel at the front.

Once Ambac attached its insurance guarantee to the bonds, long expeditions became less necessary.

And violent conflict may have had an influence, too, by making it too dangerous for hunters to make long expeditions for game.