Sentence examples for voyaging from inspiring English sources

He makes light of the difficulties, delays and discomforts of voyaging through a part of the world where bureaucrats and bedbugs plague the traveller.

Much of the time he was on the sea, voyaging to the ends of the earth.

People have hardly travelled anywhere at all although a scandalous amount of money has been wasted on the conceit that voyaging across the cosmos is humanity's destiny.

After voyaging among California's ports and gathering hides ashore, he rounded Cape Horn, returned home in 1836, and reentered Harvard.

Polynesians have applied the lessons learned from voyaging to cultural challenges they face today.

Voyaging continued into the 21st century, and in 2007 the Hokule'a sailed to Satawal to accompany the canoe Alingano Maisu, which was given as a gift to Mau Piailug to thank him for his contributions to the reawakening of Pacific voyaging traditions.

Imram, ( Old Irish: "rowing about" or "voyaging", ) plural imramha, in early Irish literature, a story about an adventurous voyage.

The first Cook Islander to qualify in medicine, Davis worked in the U.S. at NASA before returning to the Cooks, where he led a resurgence in the construction of traditional ocean-voyaging canoes.

Emerson said "There are many advantages in sea-voyaging, but security is not one of them," In the year of the Great Eastern launching, the immigrant ship Austria caught fire in mid-Atlantic, 67 out of 560 passengers, were saved.

But my essays are a defence of my self-voyaging.

Adventurers responded differently; they went "a-voyaging".