Sentence examples for voyage so from inspiring English sources

But only a cleaning woman will sign on for his quixotic voyage, so he gets nowhere.

Above all, the Titanic was newness itself on its maiden voyage, so we continue to imagine the very thing that was never supposed to happen.

An average of 10 to 15 couples book the package on each voyage, so make sure you plan well in advance.

It was a voyage so long and arduous that I felt as if I should stick an American flag in the soil upon arrival.

A record number of migrants are expected to cross the Mediterranean to reach Europe this year and at least 2,000 have died making the voyage so far, according to the International Organisation for Migration.

Erasmus glumly takes stock of his life: "He was 40 years old and had a history of failure; he'd sailed, when hardly more than a boy, on a voyage so thwarted it became a national joke.

Crew members are often changed mid-voyage, so witnesses are scarce.

The Canaries have featured in some of the world's great voyages, so it is fitting that they boast some excellent repositories of the stories of the sea.

But ships are capable of carrying the heavier, more polluting – and, crucially, cheaper – fuel on long voyages, so there is little economic incentive for the industry to change its practices.

New Zealander Andrew Sharp proposed the accidental voyaging hypothesis in 1957 which argued that Oceania was too vast to have been settled by intentional voyaging, so migrations must have happened by accidental drift voyages.

Most of today's cruise liners run safety drills and procedures prior to departing on voyages so that passengers know where to go in the event of an emergency.