Sentence examples for travelled for weeks from inspiring English sources

We travelled for weeks with the United States team.

The family – Laith Majid, his wife, Nada Adel, their sons Moustafa, aged 18, Ahmed, 17, and Taha, nine, along with seven-year-old daughter Nour – travelled for weeks to reach Germany, Bild newspaper said.

"What do you mean never happened?" I asked, incredulously, unable to believe that we travelled for weeks, solely on the basis of lies — unable to believe that I left my engagement, my dear Mary, for this wretched journey to Very West Virginia, of all places.

He travels for weeks with a carry-on bag and generally wears the same suit, a heroically enduring olive-green number.

"They would travel for weeks and they would have to adjust to different conditions of weather and terrain, and to interact with the local population.

For men, Mr. Hutchins of Google is a fan of quick-dry underwear and socks from Eastern Mountain Sports and REI because they make it possible to travel for weeks with just a few pairs.

He became the most knowledgable and resourceful antiquary of his time, travelling for weeks on horseback as he toured derelict abbeys, drew monuments and amassed huge reference collections of English place names, inscriptions, window shapes (by which he learned to date buildings), and samples of handwriting from across six centuries (which helped him in the dating of manuscripts).

That in Kolyma wives would travel for weeks or months to spend a single night with their prisoner husbands in this set-aside cottage called the House of Meetings…But in fact, as you can imagine, when your wife comes to the House of Meetings and you've been on a starvation diet for a year or two, that all of your hormones have ceased to work.

Taking a longer round the world trip can be cheaper than travelling for weeks, said Ram,  although lost income must be considered.

Families might save for years to pay for the trip, she said, and the children sometimes travel for weeks or months to cross Mexico and get to the border.

Kim is smart enough to have any job in the world, but she has chosen to travel for weeks at a time to tropical Pacific atolls, where she dives on remote coral reefs and takes core samples with a gigantic drill.