Sentence examples for subsequent voyages from inspiring English sources

The Britannic sailed on two subsequent voyages before being released from war duty in June 1916.

On these and subsequent voyages Palmer discovered the Gerlache Strait and Orleans Channel in Antarctica as well as the South Orkney Islands.

While that objective went unfulfilled, subsequent voyages by explorers such as John Cabot, Ferdinand Magellan, and Giovanni da Verrazzano did much to reveal both the complexities of transatlantic navigation and the nature of the Americas.

The Beagle voyage succeeded, for the first time, in establishing a linked chain of reference points around the globe of known longitude which could be used by subsequent voyages to calibrate their own chronometers.

This will help to identify passenger cases that usually go undetected, to timely implement environmental control measures and to prevent possible future outbreaks in subsequent voyages.

After a subsequent voyage, Giovanni's brother Gerolamo drew the first good map of the Eastern Seaboard.

In 1943, the boat on which the Hodgkins returned to Europe took a traumatizing twenty-three days to reach Portugal, only to be torpedoed on its subsequent voyage, and the plane that bore the family on to England was, on its next flight, reported missing, feared lost; the actor Leslie Howard was among the passengers.

I tipped my hat to those on the ship's subsequent voyage for rubbing elbows instead of shaking hands.

On a subsequent voyage to the Pacific, Hatley would emulate Selkirk by becoming the centre of an event which would be immortalised in literature.

On returning to Nantucket in the summer 1744 on a subsequent voyage he noted that "45 spermacetes are brought in here this day," another indication that American sperm whaling was in full swing.

The First World War broke out while they were in Tyrol, greatly complicating the trip back to Denmark and Bohr's subsequent voyage with Margrethe to England, where he arrived in October 1914.