Sentence examples similar to travel mark from inspiring English sources

It was a grueling year of fund-raising and travel, marked by both the Los Angeles airport and Coast Guard episodes.

Schaberg recalls the moment when air travel marked the apogee of cosmopolitan romance; he believes that the future favors virtual experience.

"Fist pump!" Curiosity tweeted in April: "I passed the 10k [kilometres of travel] mark on Mars".

Mr. Uliassi's trip, however, did not even set a record for solo balloon travel; that mark, of more than 14,000 miles, was established by Steve Fossett, a wealthy Chicago businessman, in 1998.

Destination travel to mark life cycle events, a multi-generational cruise or a plan to convene for a family reunion may hit the mark.

Think of last weekend, a heavy travel period marked by a terrorist incident on Friday.

In 1978, his lifetime of dedicated rail travel was marked with a surprise party in the dining car of the Coast Starlight as he crossed his two-and-one-half-millionth mile by train.

Travel Noire marks Blavity's second acquisition of year.

The c-agent 'gains marks' for every successful break-in and 'loses marks' by travelling [one mark per cell], or if he gets caught through recognition.

In the course of climate change and sustainable development, changing travel behaviour marks a cornerstone towards reducing the negative impacts of CO2-emissions and resource exploitation.

Admiral Zheng He's map was a practical map for sailing with a view from the ship of the landmarks in drawings rather than colourful paintings, and with the compass directions and travel times marked alongside the shipping routes for easy reference.