Sentence examples for making a voyage from inspiring English sources
The phrase "making a voyage" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the act of traveling by sea or undertaking a journey, often implying a sense of adventure or exploration. Example: "The explorers were making a voyage across the uncharted waters in search of new lands."
When I'm writing novels, I am making a voyage around, or into, myself.
Prevailing winds almost always blow from east to west, making a voyage from, say, Barbados to Cartagena (in what is now Colombia) much faster and more convenient than a trip from La Habana Havanaa) to Antigua.
In 1682 Phips shifted to treasure hunting, making a voyage to the Bahamas as captain of the Resolution, seeking treasure from sunken Spanish ships.
As a flatboatman, he made a voyage down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, Louisiana.
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.
Solís had made a voyage to the Americas in 1508, before being commissioned to lead an expedition to an area 1,700 leagues (about 5,000 miles) south of the Isthmus of Panama and beyond.
He planned to lead part of his forces back by land, while the rest in perhaps 100 to 150 ships under the command of Nearchus, a Cretan with naval experience, made a voyage of exploration along the Persian Gulf.
