Sentence examples for odyssey round from inspiring English sources

Mike Carter, travel writer and author of Uneasy Rider, a solo motorbike odyssey round Europe Even if you've only got one or two weeks, it's worth embracing your inner backpacker.

Martin McGuinness's incredible odyssey rounded another landmark this week when Northern Ireland's deputy first minister stood shoulder to shoulder with the chief constable and called republican dissidents "traitors to Ireland".

They were followed by a suite of music from Lost Odyssey to round out the second half of the concert, which lasted twenty minutes.

Abercrombie & Kent (www.abercrombiekent.com) is offering a two-week trip in July aboard its 118-passenger ship Clipper Odyssey that sails round trip out of Nome, Alaska and includes stops in Siberian Russia, including the Chukotka area, which is home to reindeer-herding nomadic tribes, and Kamchatka, a peninsula that has 29 active volcanic craters.

Norlander's route was a 17-round odyssey during which he said the highest score he recorded was a 74.

Until the FA Cup caught him in its 1977-78 Shouldert Shoulder combined working long underground shifts as a coal miner with earning £14 playing up front for Spartans but the striker's part in the fifth-round odyssey was destined to change his life beyond recognition.

"You can say anything you want to him, as long as you can back it up," Mr. Sosnik said in a telephone interview from India, a stop on a round-the-world odyssey between jobs.

Mr. Bourdain has a contract to write two more nonfiction books, one on Typhoid Mary and the other about a round-the-world odyssey on which he will consume demi-glace-free fare like monkey brains.

You Shall Know Our Velocity centres on two childhood friends who set out on a dizzying week-long, round-the-world odyssey with the aim of giving away a large sum of money to a deserving, yet-to-be determined cause.

In THE LUNATIC EXPRESS: Discovering the World... Via Its Most Dangerous Buses, Boats, Trains, and Planes (Broadway, $24.99), Carl Hoffman leaves his comfortable Beltway life and sets out on a round-the-world odyssey "from the exits of the New Jersey Turnpike to the peaks of the Andes and the plateaus of Asia".

The device naturally retains some of the design language used in its more handsome cousins (especially the striated finish on its back plate), but the Odyssey seems to be a rounder, chunkier affair.