Sentence examples for voyage from inspiring English sources

Sardet was a scientific co-ordinator of the Tara Oceans expedition, a three-year global voyage to all the world's oceans to study plankton.

The films progressed from Ozploitation fodder to the portentous story of a broken man's spiritual voyage back to humanity via death-defying heroic acts.

It was a prophetic choice: The Moment, by Margaret Atwood, which begins, "The moment when, after many years/ of hard work and a long voyage…" Distracted by the Ben Howard track playing in his ears, Mushy managed to read the verse, unsteady at first but building in confidence.

Elsewhere Carnival has dropped 56p to £25.19 after it announced - after the UK market closed - a higher than expected hit from voyage disruptions and repair costa of $0.08 to $0.10 a share.

There emerged towards the end of the 19th century a mini-industry based around polar exploration, and no voyage was complete without its heroes' bestselling diaries and memoirs.

Locals make money from selling the boats, fitting them, driving the migrants to the shore, and for putting them up in empty properties before their voyage.

And this might just be the start of Underwood's voyage into the world of indie gaming – knowing how this run ends, there's every chance that next series will open on Frank red-eyed and crying, playing one of those sad little online games about piano noises and existentialism.

One was arrested, while the other fell sick and abandoned the voyage.

Increasing even slightly the number of refugees allowed to resettle in places like Britain, and speeding up the application process, might convince people to put off the boat voyage by another year.

Harryhausen created complex and inspired monsters in his films including Mighty Joe Young, It Came from Beneath the Sea and The 7th Voyage of Sinbad.

His voyage from the majesty of the appeal court to safe haven must cross an inevitable sea of troubles.