Sentence examples for present expedition from inspiring English sources
Siple, now a Ph.D., an explorer, an ex-lieutenant colonel, and a civilian employee of the War Department, is the Army's senior representative on the Navy's present expedition to Little America.
Nares has seen a great deal of active service, including exploration in the Arctic regions, and he has left the charge of the Survey in the Gulf of Suez for the purpose of taking charge of the present expedition.
The Admiralty again stepped in and Benbow was finally promoted and appointed commander-in-chief of the squadron before Dunkirk as "Rear-Admiral of the Blue for the duration of this present expedition" and moved aboard the 70-gun HMS Suffolk.
The present Byrd expedition has discovered that the maps made by his previsous expedition will have to be redrawn.
The New Yorker, February 22 , 1947P. 19 The present Byrd expedition has discovered that the maps made by his previsous expedition will have to be redrawn.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, February 22 , 1947P. 19 The present Byrd expedition has discovered that the maps made by his previsous expedition will have to be redrawn.
The up-to-date measuring and information technologies allow implementing new systems the data of which is reliable, presented with expedition and comprising large territory.
Hubbard nonetheless presented the expedition as a success and blamed the captain for its travails: "the ship's dour Captain Garfield proved himself far less than a Captain Courageous, requiring Ron Hubbard's hand at both the helm and the charts".
Once a month, the men gathered, by lantern, in the dining room — the Ritz, as they called it — to watch Frank Hurley, a photographer who was documenting the expedition, present slides of places around the world that he had visited.
The extreme nature of this attempt at a winter crossing of Antarctica makes it unlikely that it will ever be repeated, and so the expedition presents a unique opportunity for research.
The letters elucidate Skanderbeg's political motives behind his Italian expedition, presenting himself as a noble ally, and also illustrate the influence of the Renaissance in Skanderbeg's court.
