Sentence examples for voyages i from inspiring English sources

During my voyages I could see myself alighting in the kittenish Jhajha, the mysterious Motihari, or the jocular Harihar; and I was definitely tempted by Karnal.

Day-trippers get a safety briefing at the start of each voyage, though on the whale-watching voyages I have taken the biggest risk that concerned me was that the cetaceans might stay hidden.

As a purely personal matter, it was a chance for me to revisit the scene of voyages I had undertaken during the writing of my first book, a history of the Adirondacks, and fill in a few blanks in my own map of the park as well.

These comments by an Alaskan native named Ben Golodoff typify the ambivalence many of the people Horwitz met expressed about the long-term consequences of Cook's voyages: " 'I like to pick up the phone and turn up a thermostat as much as anyone,' he said.

One of the reasons I chose "North Labrador" and "Voyages I" for the beginning and the end of the film is because they are easier to comprehend at the initial hearing.

[My brother Davy eventually played the younger version of Hart Crane in the film and wandered through a cow patch on drugs while this poem was read in voice-over.] "Voyages I" is not one of his late poems, but it contains many of his recurrent motifs and themes: the sea, harsh experience, isolation, alienation, hidden pain.

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Bon bloody voyage, I thought.

Not long into the voyage, I began to feel ill.

For my voyage, I donned a sexy, see-through chemise and sheer panties under normal clothes.

For my voyage, I waited for one of the paddle steamers, which date from the belle époque.