Sentence examples for small journey from inspiring English sources

A great meal out, for me, is one that takes you on a small journey.

From Los Angeles to the south of France was no small journey.

But Mohsen knows he is one of the few who can make even that small journey.

Ultimately, a small journey such as this is a snapshot of Istanbul in microcosm – but if the Turkish government can pull it off, perhaps the greatest days in the life of the Bosphorus are yet to come.

On the Big Island's two ports of call, we were able to visit Volcanoes National Park, walking through its eerie Thurston Lava Tube (where an ages-old lava stream has left a near-100-yard underground tunnel); and then sample the wares of the Royal Kona Coffee Plantation – from lava to java in one small journey – where their 100% Kona variety is a snip at $30 a pound.

I feel that every day in the life of a chef is like a small journey of its own.

Like Parisiens sitting outside bars and brasseries in the aftermath of the shootings in November, each of these small journeys feels like a personal rejection of the message of terror, the most effective answer that anyone can give to the challenge of the jihadis.

"The biggest slice of car use is made up of small journeys and average daily motoring is just over 23 miles per car.

Most people undertook small journeys on foot and hired horses for longer journeys.

You flew into one of these tents, got food, a car, something to read, then headed out on your own smaller journey to the rapture of traffic, a rented room with a TV and a "continental" breakfast.

The often-cited greatest small boat journey, Ernest Shackleton's 1916 voyage to South Georgia on the James Caird, was only 150 miles longer than Dye and Brockbank planned to sail, and Shackleton had a crew of six in a larger and heavier whaleboat with a deck to keep out the sea.