Sentence examples for voyage further from inspiring English sources

But for the nascent Greenpeace, the voyage further propelled it to international significance.

Almost from the first, Pollard's arrogance gets the ship into terrible trouble; finally he takes the decision (though with Chase's approval) to voyage further and further into unsafe waters in search of whales, disregarding warnings about a gigantic monster whale liable to kill them all.

Wealthy adventurers are already signing up for a trip around the far side of the moon -- voyaging further from Earth than anyone has been before but avoiding the greater challenge of a moon landing and blast off.

Endeavours Pacific voyage was further commemorated in the use of her image on the reverse of the New Zealand fifty-cent coin, and in the naming of the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1989.

For those voyaging no further than New York City, the Ferros hold musical evenings in their and friends' apartments throughout the year to help raise funds to support the program.

Other voyages brought further discoveries in the southern oceans; in August 1592, the English seaman John Davis had taken shelter "among certain Isles never before discovered"—presumed to be the Falkland Islands.

Kon-Tiki and Heyerdahl's other larger-than-life adventures were all, in the words of Robert Louis Stevenson, "a voyage to a further goal".

In this paper, based on the periodic up and down cruising mode a controller design method for a hypersonic aircraft is addressed to achieve further voyage with fixed fuel by solving for ignition time of combined engine, throttle opening and the elevator deflection angle.

As the party recuperated, Shackleton realised that the boat was not capable of making a further voyage to reach the whaling stations on the northerly coast.

The Northwest Passage was forgotten, and in the next two years Frobisher made two further voyages for the sole purpose of establishing a gold mine.

The icebreaker has further voyages in the coming weeks to resupply the Mawson Antarctic research station, coming back via the Davis and Casey stations to pick up ice cores from a project already completed deep in the Antarctic interior.