Sentence examples for makes a voyage from inspiring English sources
(a) A license issued by the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls is required whenever a privately-owned aircraft or vessel on the U.S. Munitions List makes a voyage outside the United States.
As an example, a ship with a mast of 30 m that makes a voyage along a sea route which is normally 100 nautical miles (i.e., 185 km) from the shore, it can achieve IP connectivity to a base station by going through three or four hops, provided that it locates its neighboring ships.
As a flatboatman, he made a voyage down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, Louisiana.
Bailey died while making a voyage to Europe for his health.
When I'm writing novels, I am making a voyage around, or into, myself.
Mayhew, the son of a solicitor, ran away to sea at age 12 and made a voyage to India.
After learning to sail Peter made a voyage to St Petersburg and once from Hawaii to Vancouver across the Pacific.
He was not convinced that no sound existed, and in 1819 20, in HMS Hecla and Griper, he made a voyage through Lancaster Sound to Melville Island, where he wintered.
"Nanni asked us to delve into our own memories of grief, to make a voyage into our interior lives," Ms. Ferri said.
Near the end of "The Blue Bear," Schooler quotes the explorer Jean-François de Galoup, Comte de La Pérouse, who made a voyage to Alaska in 1786.
Probably the first to approach the Arctic regions was a Greek, Pytheas, who in the 4th century bc made a voyage from the Mediterranean, around Britain, to a place he called Thule, variously identified as the Shetlands, Iceland, and Norway.
