Sentence examples for voyage that from inspiring English sources

A voyage that is all about life, yet ends in the death of its protagonists.

The sheds lie as if they're waiting, poised for a voyage that will be a flight.

To them the reductionist voyage that has taken physics so far has come to an end.

For Ms. Scott, it is the artistic voyage that counts, not the destination.

She felt it was the process of the voyage that had made the difference.

Odysseus himself ventured to the Nile in the voyage that gave such voyages their name.

More than a meal, it's an extended voyage that can last four hours or more.

The passage was first navigated in 1903 by Raold Amundsen, a voyage that took three years.

He was packing for a voyage that Swimming Cities will make down the Ganges, on homemade boats, in early October.

Of course you can undertake a solo voyage that winds up 1,700 miles from the Sumatra Straits.

Herman Melville sailed (1841) from Fairhaven on the Acushnet on a voyage that inspired his first adventure novel, Typee (1846).