Sentence examples for many expedition from inspiring English sources

Many expedition providers give you the opportunity to spend some time living and working with local communities, but even just getting off the beaten track will give you a better understanding of the country you are visiting.

Though there isn't as much entertainment onboard, you'll get lots of it through the exploring you do via small boats many expedition cruises have to take passengers even further into the wild away from the cruise ship.

In Turkey he studied the ancient Anatolian cultures in the course of many expeditions.

Over the course of many expeditions, it becomes clear that Area X is, in a subtle way, wrong.

Strategically located, this section of Japan was the staging point for many expeditions to the Asian mainland.

In 774 he fulfilled Pippin's promise and created a papal state; the situation on the peninsula remained unsettled, however, and many expeditions were necessary.

A good deal of this labour was accomplished while living in a tent in Iraq, accompanying Max on his many expeditions.

He was a key member of Peary's many expeditions although, back in the US between trips, Henson was able to work only on menial, lowly paid jobs.

It continued, in part, "I told people that I would buy a head of Tarbosaur" — a T. bataar — "and I offered high price for any size.... Following my offer many expeditions went to countryside".

Gertie restored the house, putting in bathrooms and electricity, and filled its rooms with trophies from the many expeditions she and Sidney took to Africa and the Far East.

The extraordinary topography, along with protracted military tensions in the Karakorams between Russia and Britain and more recently between China, Pakistan, and India, prompted many expeditions in the 19th and 20th centuries.