Sentence examples for soaring journey from inspiring English sources

We cannot all jeté our way into a dreamy future, after all, although we can share in Billy's soaring journey to self-fulfillment for a few hours.

According to one theory, their shamans drank a liquid that took them on soaring psychedelic journeys whose visions were later traced in lines on the ground.

I started my journey, soaring and swooping, plunging and diving through forests and mountains and oceans and galaxies.

But tens of millions of poor migrants who work far afield and flock home for the Chinese new year are being priced out the rail market and have to go by bus (the number of bus journeys is soaring).The sacking of top officials may be the result merely of one of China's periodic anti-corruption campaigns.

A longtime purveyor of anthemic, unironic arena pop, Journey soared only with the 1977 addition of Steve Perry, whose unmatchable vocals and unflagging energy put money in the bank and fans in the stadiums.

After this journey downward, the soaring space of the dining room bursts upon you with almost physical force.

Twist on original: Reports suggest a "unique family story" will parallel the cute big-eared elephant's journey from laughing stock to soaring spectacle of the circus ring.

Demand for the top-end, "highly technical" massage service, costing ¥60,000 ($600) a go, has also been soaring, according to Akira Ikoma, editor of My Journey, which covers the sex industry.

At turns soaring and haunting, it is no surprise that Journey is the front runner for this year's Caldecott.

For the first time all day, nearly 240 miles into the journey, Durand seemed to have an edge, soaring comfortably at 7,000 feet while Martin descended to nearly 2,000 feet.

(Petrusich) Journey (Wednesday) The prodigal son of pop songs, Journey's "Don't Stop Believin' " — that bastion of soaring, keyboard-aided optimism — has lingered since its 1981 release; it enjoyed a huge boost in 2007, when it was featured in the final moments of "The Sopranos" series, and again in 2009, when it was featured in the pilot of "Glee".