Sentence examples for voyage there from inspiring English sources
The narrative we have been reading is in fact written on his voyage there.
Here human energy is a matter of private voyage, there it's a whirling social ceremony, and there it's about the irrepressible brio of, it seems, the collective subconscious.
Cod fishery began on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland even before the Italian explorer John Cabot made his voyage there in 1497.
There are oceanic-themed fragrances in blue bottles, like Nautica Voyage; there are fragrances in which the juice, as it's called in the industry, is blue, like Calvin Klein Eternity Aqua.
On any Queen Mary 2 voyage there is no restriction on the amount of luggage you can bring along, and our suite came with a giant walk-in closet spacious enough for one of Cunard's 133-day around-the-world voyages.
There were few mistakes, mostly NALLA for NABLA, and your favourite clue, of 18 nominated at least once, was 'He likes to think he's a good saxophonist but he isn't' for OBECHE, three votes ahead of 'After a rough voyage there's many a bonking in the quayside inn!' (SUNDRI).
As with all long-term voyages there was the occasional threat of mutiny.
The promise or threat of China's economy has fired the American imagination ever since the first Yankee clipper ship captains voyaged there in the 1780s.
Whether there will be civilian space voyages there, whether the Volarians will travel here, and how Earthlings will interact with them, are all under discussion.
They were manned by Dutch and Javanese crews, and were the lifeline of the garrison at Milne Bay, making roughly two out of every three voyages there during the campaign, the remainder being by Australian, British and US ships.
The earliest inhabitants of Hawaii voyaged there from Polynesia as early as the sixth century A.D. Photo: Derek Wang/NOAA In 2006, the establishment of the initial Papahānaumokuākea monument inspired a movement to protect large ocean spaces and challenged world leaders to safeguard ever-larger areas of ocean.
