Sentence examples for voyage at from inspiring English sources

In online forums, boaters have lauded the app for its ability to help users navigate a return voyage at night.

They played as if examining "Maiden Voyage" at the level of neurons and capillaries, discovering impulses and pathways still unseen.

He realized his dream on June 25 , 1957 when the Mayflower II ended a 57-day voyage at Plymouth, Mass.

But the nearest star is a 300,000 year voyage at Apollo mission speeds, Anyway, the Challenger has failed--and maybe that's why the accident was so frightening.

And take a dip in a 1 million-litre tank by climbing aboard the new Atlantis Submarine Voyage at Legoland Windsor.

Captain Phillips has its maiden voyage at the New York film festival this weekend, before popping into port to open the London film festival on 9 October.

The Discovery prices its voyages at $250 to $500 a night.

"I remembered the waterfronts, my own many voyages at sea, as very important experience".

James Cook, the English navigator, in three magnificent voyages at long last succeeded in demolishing the fables about Pacific geography.

"The era that we're in now in space activities is becoming more like voyaging at sea than flying in the air," Captain Shepherd said.

He presented some objects from his voyages at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1878 and the next year opened a museum in Lyon devoted to the religions of ancient Egypt, classical antiquity and Asia.