Sentence examples for some voyages from inspiring English sources

Moreover, some voyages are likely to get even longer for ships carrying non-urgent cargo.

Frequent sailings allow passengers to explore the Inner Hebrides and the far-flung Western Isles, with some voyages taking in several islands at a time.

And some voyages that once began and ended in different cruise ports now operate out of one city round-trip, a change that cruise lines expect will trim passengers' airfare costs.

For some voyages on Windjammer Barefoot Cruises, Royal Olympic Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Lines, Cruisin' Away offers a limited number of cabins that single travelers can occupy without a roommate and generally pay only 10to20percentent more per person than they would for double-occupancy cabins.

SERVICE Uniworld boasts of having the highest staff-to-guest ratio in the river cruise industry—as low as two to one on some voyages.

Bakkehaug et al. (2016) and Vilhelmsen et al. (2017) have developed a similar model to schedule the voyages of a fleet of ships considering a minimum time spread between some voyages.

Advances in archaeological study have strengthened claims by many scholars that various seafaring peoples of the Mediterranean ventured into the open Atlantic before 600 bc and engaged in some transatlantic voyages perhaps as early as ad 545.

Because of limited space on the site, almost all the construction materials were made outside Venice; brought in on barges -- some 8,000 voyages -- through narrow canals; and assembled at the theater.

While some of that did occur this year, sea ice clogged the Northwest Passage throughout the melt season, thwarting some planned voyages through the famed waterway that opened for the first time in modern human history in 2007.

Some of Voyage's less successful creations qualify as highfalutin diner food.

It must also be assumed that the intolerable quantities of weed adhering to the ex-frigate's bottom, evidence of many months at sea, are left over from some previous voyage.