Sentence examples for voyage out from inspiring English sources

Bruno's voyage out was much harder.

In 1919, four years after "The Voyage Out," Woolf published her second novel, "Night and Day".

Clarissa also appeared in Woolf's first novel, The Voyage Out, as well as in five of her short stories.

Publication of The Voyage Out was delayed until early 1915; then, that April, she sank into a distressed state in which she was often delirious.

* * * Three years after "Jacob's Room," in 1925, when Virginia Woolf was forty-three, she resurrected Clarissa Dalloway, a character from "The Voyage Out," and placed her centre stage.

Her book is certainly remarkable; one recalls with interest "The Voyage Out," but that wasn't like this; its method was, comparatively, traditional.

She married Leonard Woolf in 1912, and her first novel, The Voyage Out, was published in 1915, delayed by the outbreak of war and Woolf's mental breakdown.

"The Voyage Out", from The Scenic Route (1974), described the arduous journey of her great-grandmother from Ireland to New Zealand in 1874.

But the Indy, voyaging out alone with a bit of everything?

One from the Victorian era is about voyaging out, while a contemporary show stays close to home, the center's spiritual home, London.

Only lately has it dawned on me that these summers may have had a purpose that he himself didn't wholly understand, and that the voyages out and back must have brought him close to the foggy cold waters where he had lost his father.