Sentence examples similar to take another voyage from inspiring English sources

From here, you can drive south to another port, Dungun, and take another 45-minute voyage to the island of Tenggol.

It's a moral obligation that they take this voyage (with Williams standing in for the audience as we travel with Tarzan).

If you're struck with wanderlust, take a voyage to the vast gift center at the United Nations (First Avenue at 46th Street), where you can pick up curios from countries you can't exactly place on a map.

From white beaches, towering cliffs and sea gypsies to jungles and fiery food, take a voyage around some of Thailand's most unforgettable islands.

Aromatic spritzes of scents like sulfurous volcano and cedar wood take this lofted voyage to another level of stimulation, submerging you in the fluid mists of nature, and at the same time, a manufactured rigidity.

Having done that, take an ocean voyage.

I could climb into my screeching, shuddering, time-busting jalopy and take the long voyage to right now.

Ordered by the doctors to take a sea voyage, he obtained leave to go to Persia and correct his Persian New Testament.

Professor Robert Collett of the university's zoology department proposed that Nansen take a sea voyage, to study Arctic zoology at first hand.

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Especially when it comes to children who have been forced to take these voyages.