Sentence examples for voyage opens from inspiring English sources

The first play, "Voyage," opens in 1833 at a country estate 150 miles from Moscow.

"Cinema as Clandestine Voyage" opens with the conceit that, for most of their history, the movies have been "living among us, seducing us, watching us like extraterrestrials or gods, disappearing violently from one day to the next without giving us the time to comprehend what kind of machines or natural phenomena we were dealing with".

Most audience members will vaguely recall that Mikhail Bakunin, the central figure in "Voyage," which opens Monday at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center, was an anarchist.

Amazon sells an $45 folding case for the Voyage that opens up like a Moleskine reporter's notebook.

"Voyages," which opens on Friday for one week at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, is a film about parallel lives and fragments of families lost and found.

He imagined that his voyage would open the Arctic to a procession of balloons.

She sent Christopher Columbus on his voyage and opened up the New World for the spread of Catholicism, but did Queen Isabella I of Spain have the stuff of saints?

Many of his characters come to the same conclusion in "Shipwreck," which is directed by Jack O'Brien with the same seductive vividness he brought to the trilogy's first part, "Voyage," which opened last month.

In the waning months of the Beagle voyage, Darwin opened up a red-colored notebook stamped RN and proceeded to record desultory latitude and longitude readings, memos to himself about his readings and observations on islands the Beagle stopped in on in the last few months of the trip.

Son of the commonest soil of Yorkshire, he rose to command three voyages that opened European minds to the wide world of the Pacific Ocean and epitomized maritime exploration in the 18th-century Enlightenment.

Voyage to the Virtual opens to the public on January 24 , 2015 and runs through April 4, 2015.