Sentence examples for to travel in search of from inspiring English sources
"to travel in search of" is correct and is a common phrase used in written English
For example, you could say: "I decided to travel in search of new experiences."
It is slow and often risky for health workers to travel in search of sick people.
Why are some allowed to travel in search of better opportunities and others are not?
It was no longer necessary to travel in search of a motif; any still life would do as well.
Thanks to TripAdvisor, we now have an electronic trail of the great, globe-spanning distances such folks are willing to travel in search of the perfect snub.
While he continued to travel in search of new subjects for watercolours that he subsequently reworked as lithographs, he turned increasingly to delightfully idiosyncratic still-life arrangements such as Trout on a Plate and Victoria Plums and English Coxs.
When John Boulos, who lives in Croton-on-Hudson, was growing up in the Bronx in the 1960's, he had to travel in search of a soccer game because the sport was not prevalent.
With no desk to tend, he can travel in search of new artists.
Some individuals travel in search of work.
Pastoralists travel in search of water.
The last time a survey was done, in 2009, 13 million people were found to have travelled in search of wild whales (and the number has almost certainly shot up since then).
In 2006 he decided to quit Kobra and go travelling in search of stories.
