Sentence examples for voyage through a from inspiring English sources
Is Aquaworld a dream, or a voyage through a cracked subconscious?
The film is a voyage through a remote region in the northeast that unites landscape, history and personal stories.
The onslaught of optical effects and deafeningly expressive foley suggest a voyage through a pinball machine piloted by the director Tony Scott.
Liederkreis, though, is superbly done - an unnerving voyage through a soured Romantic landscape, awash with intimations of the horrors that lurk unsuspected in the corners of the psyche.
Instead this is a thoughtful, personal account of a single voyage through a violent region that does not pretend to have the answers or even a political ax to grind.
Chris Jussel, the host of "Antiques Road Show" on PBS, which invites the public to bring objects for appraisals, portrayed his unsuccessful armory dealings as "a voyage through a maze of Byzantine machinations". "The state won't give you any information," he said.
The family carers I meet in my work as a GP are also my patients; the death of their loved one will be just the beginning of a voyage through grief – a voyage that can be harder, and more prolonged, if their own preferences haven't been respected.
But the trick to making the most of a stay at a hill station is to visit when the stress of a voyage through India necessitates a temporary hark-back to a gentler world of rose gardens and cucumber sandwiches.
He makes light of the difficulties, delays and discomforts of voyaging through a part of the world where bureaucrats and bedbugs plague the traveller.
In the mid-nineteenth century, on a voyage through the Pacific Islands, a young American (Jim Sturgess) falls afoul of a scheming doctor (Tom Hanks) but is saved by the efforts of a stowaway slave (David Gyasi).
Before the satellite era began in 1960, tropical storms or hurricanes went undetected unless a reconnaissance aircraft encountered one, a ship reported a voyage through the storm, or a storm hit land in a populated area.
