Sentence examples for start the voyage from inspiring English sources

A week later, she boarded the Cunard steamship Berengeria to start the voyage home.

If a hundred Americans start the voyage of life together, on average one of them will have died by the time the group turns sixteen.

Thompson is sailing into rough water whatever he does next, but last week's call from the National Audit Office for a "change of culture" at the BBC, coupled with news that the corporation's £1bn-plus refurbishment of Broadcasting House will be four years late and £110m over budget, is not a great place to start the voyage.

Here's a luxurious — and cultured — outing if you happen to be in England on July 9. Board one of two Orient-Express Trains — the British Pullman in London or the Northern Belle in Birmingham, Coventry or Milton Keynes — start the voyage off with a Bellini, and then watch the countryside roll by while having brunch.

A further paradox is that if the end result -- that there is no passage in temperate latitudes -- had been known at the start, the voyages that finally delineated the details of the coast would probably never have been made.

In these history books, he employs a decidedly unhistorical tone in which the guiding hand of Providence shapes America's story, starting with the voyage of Christopher Columbus.

The first part of the expedition science will involve a handful of environmental science projects starting on the voyage to Antarctica by ship.

Starting with the voyage across the Atlantic and continuing through Winthrop's time in Massachusetts, he kept a journal of his life and experiences.

Ice used to cool the catch may be loaded at the start of the voyage or produced on board.

Based on double occupancy and including air fare from Miami to Guadeloupe at the start of the voyage and from Athens to New York at its end, the cruise ranges in price from $3,200 to $5,200 a person, depending on the choice of accommodations.

At the start of the voyage school children will visit the ship to watch the robotic submarines explore the coral reefs growing on the Hebridean seabed.