Sentence examples for peregrination to from inspiring English sources

It would be wonderful to have Larry's opinion, but at least we have the report that he seemed to grasp A-Rod's cosmic connection to Babe Ruth's history-changing peregrination to the Yankees.

Peregrination to the Holy Land by Mikołaj Radziwiłł and Beginning and Progress of the Muscovy War written by Stanisław Żółkiewski, one of the greatest Polish military commanders, are the best known examples.

Working with the British Antarctic Survey and other far-flung institutions, Challenger makes three "peregrinations": to Cornwall, the Antarctic and the Arctic.

Without it my life consists of peregrinations to the fridge (to see if anything interesting has miraculously appeared there) and back to the blank Word document on my computer (for much the same reason).

Georgie's nine-year-old imagination embarks on some arresting and creepy peregrinations to make sense of her predicament in the context of 70s Dublin, where no recognition of such a predicament exists.

J.P. On "Layers of the City," his 12th album as a leader, Mr. Allison convenes what seems like a standard-enough jazz quintet — trumpet, keyboard, guitar and drums, plus his bass — but the music ranges widely: from swinging post-bop to cloudy, hypnotized peregrinations to rocklike fervor.

The book's second peregrination is to the Antarctic – Challenger had the great good fortune to travel there with the British Antarctic Survey.

The happiness that eluded Edith during her post-bellic peregrinations seems to have become possible for her in her new home, Rome; she began to write the tragic story of her life in, as she states at the end of Chi ti ama così (1959), "una lingua non mia," Italian.

The Adagio third movement - Mr. Harbison's paean to the viola, perhaps - is moving in a central hymnlike episode, but eventually the soloist's peregrinations come to seem a bit indulgent.

The city was bound on this side by a canal, and Bobby's peregrinations tended to bring him, as now, into intermittent contact with this body of water.

Mr. Brenner's peregrinations bring to mind an old joke: In China an American Jew visits a colony of Chinese Jews.