Sentence examples for on voyages from inspiring English sources

Savings of up to 3,500 nautical miles (6,500 km) are also made on voyages between one coast of North America and ports on the other side of South America.

Radiation will be one of the major hazards faced on voyages into deep space, and Orion's systems must cope with the challenge.

This is patronizing to women and undermines one of the core purposes of literature, which is to take us on voyages beyond the scope of our personal experience so that we expand in our understanding and capacity for empathy.

In fact, James Cook took them on voyages to prevent scurvy among his crew.

In summer, the scientists sailed on voyages of research and discovery, bringing their finds back to San Francisco.

Massive cable-laying ships go on voyages to lay the fibre along the ocean floor — plowing across the sea floor to bury the cables.

On one voyage he reached Australia (1688), probably the north coast near Melville Island.

(His directorial credit, as Derek Thomas, came on "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" in 1968).

Not valued, not needed on voyage... It's not a celebrity huff.

We adults – you, me, Alex Payne – are suddenly surplus to requirement, not wanted on voyage.

The top five is completed by George Ezra's Wanted on Voyage and Taylor Swift's 1989.