Sentence examples for longer voyage from inspiring English sources

The very least Britain can do is wish it well as it emerges from the politics of hysteria and embarks on a longer voyage of discovery, into the mystery of its political soul.

Shipping connectivity: Logistics and transport inefficiencies negatively affect trading activities because they result in longer voyage times and higher costs in handling and delivering goods.

In examining CTR, the essential variables are shipping connectivity, intra-trade and extra-trade: Shipping connectivity: Logistics and transport inefficiencies negatively affect trading activities because they result in longer voyage times and higher costs in handling and delivering goods.

If you're embarking on a longer voyage, you'll likely need to wash your clothes.

The booking agent advised me that the ship's longer voyage allowed passengers to travel down the Amazon.

Increasing casualty numbers in the New Guinea campaign meant that the hospitals in Queensland would quickly become unable to deal with the quantity of the casualties and the nature of their injuries, so a longer voyage to Sydney was required.

On longer voyages, the idle road vehicles make the economies questionable.

These also facilitated the task of seamen traveling in the Aegean Sea, making longer voyages possible at a time when shipbuilding was in its infancy.

If you want to stay longer, Voyages Jules Verne (0845 166 7003; vjv.co.uk) has a week's package in Aqaba from £445, including direct flights from Gatwick.

The ship will be operated by the British Antarctic Survey and will be able to carry out longer voyages than the existing vessels.

This means slower steaming could provide big savings in fuel costs, but it would be at the expense of increased expenditure on crew for these longer voyages, both in wages and for the "hotel" facilities required on board.