Sentence examples for voyages at from inspiring English sources

The Discovery prices its voyages at $250 to $500 a night.

"I remembered the waterfronts, my own many voyages at sea, as very important experience".

James Cook, the English navigator, in three magnificent voyages at long last succeeded in demolishing the fables about Pacific geography.

He presented some objects from his voyages at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1878 and the next year opened a museum in Lyon devoted to the religions of ancient Egypt, classical antiquity and Asia.

With the help of agents, investors were now able to finance multiple voyages at once.

What we know through the documentary record is that coastal elites invested in long-distance voyages at least as early as the 13th century and that a small number of ships owned by Swahili patricians sailed as far as Arabia and, from the 16th to mid 18th centuries, Western India (Vernet in press).

In September she created the role of Queen Isabella in Philip Glass's "Voyage" at the Met.

In online forums, boaters have lauded the app for its ability to help users navigate a return voyage at night.

The program became a bona fide national event — half the country watched the voyage at some point.

Contracting an amount lesser than the average consumption for the entire voyage, at a contract price lesser than the average spot price is found to be beneficial.

They played as if examining "Maiden Voyage" at the level of neurons and capillaries, discovering impulses and pathways still unseen.