Sentence examples for traveled not from inspiring English sources

With ethnic wars, Western sanctions and visa restrictions, most people under 30 have barely traveled, not even to Croatia.

Both types of pedometer come in versions that allow you to keep track of the distance you've traveled (not just steps), the calories you've burned, and the step counts for several days in a row.

Chatwin traveled not to see new things but out of a biological need that was also, as Shakespeare makes evident, a biological flaw (a shark's peculiar gill structure allows it to breathe only when moving through the water).

Ptolemy could accurately account for the movements of the planets, if one pretended that they traveled not just in circles, but in circles within circles around a stationary Earth.

It is a road that winds from Athens to Alexandria, Baghdad, Damascus and Córdoba, through the palaces of caliphs and the basement laboratories of alchemists, and it was traveled not just by astronomy but by all science.

When they met their children at the South by Southwest Conference a few weeks later, where they had traveled not just to show off their Road Chief but also to hunt for a company to buy or invest in, the children, Geneva and Erik Long, suggested they build a company around their camper.

Don't leave this world with paths not traveled and gears not used.

Distance to be traveled does not discourage top players in search of action.

But in 1861 news of the incident traveled slowly, not reaching Washington until Nov. 16 and London on Nov. 27.

Only in flashback do we learn about the long road she has traveled, and not just in beating breast cancer.

A sport utility vehicle developed by some of those engineers traveled autonomously, not by remote human control.