Sentence examples for made expeditions from inspiring English sources

We made expeditions together.

From early boyhood, when he made expeditions into the surrounding countryside to collect insects and plants, Weismann showed an intense interest in natural history.

They played outside for hours and went crabbing, we made expeditions for fish and chips after failing to catch anything edible.

He later made expeditions to Greenland, Greece and Ethiopia, before settling in England and becoming a schools inspector with the Department of Education.

Low islanders also engaged in deep-sea trolling with sailing canoes and made expeditions to small uninhabited reefs and low islands to fish and collect turtle and seabird eggs.

He later made expeditions to Asia, Africa, and South America and assembled a second collection, more than twice as large as the first, at the Château de Clères in Normandy.

Gjertsen, despite lacking a medical background, was made expedition doctor, and was sent on a "lightning course" in surgery and dentistry.

Bold May and reluctant Cecily make expeditions to the castle where they encounter two insubstantial, fearful but imperious boys clad in antique "pantomime" costumes.

He also worked as a folklorist for the Madagascan Ministry of Cultural Affairs, making expeditions throughout Madagascar to collect more than 1,000 pieces of traditional music.

The rocks' physical characteristics, or lithology, are also similar to those in areas such as Syria, where safety issues are too great for researchers to make expeditions.

HEMPSTEAD Garden Party In 1988, the Texas gardener John Fairey started making expeditions to Mexico, where he collected plants and seeds and brought them back to Peckerwood Garden, his 39-acre wonderland in Hempstead, comprising about 3,000 plants.