Sentence examples for wave of expeditions from inspiring English sources
In 1927, Fawcett was officially declared missing, prompting a wave of expeditions in search of him; but, unlike other famed lost explorers, such as Amelia Earhart, he had kept his planned route a secret, making it almost impossible for anyone to retrace his steps.
In 1927, Colonel Fawcett was declared missing, prompting a wave of search expeditions.
Penguins walk right up to you and inspect your camera gear, seals do acrobatics around your kayak, and whales ride the waves of your expedition ship.
Following Expedition 346, a series of expeditions were conducted to focus on the Asian Monsoon, including Expeditions 353 (Indian Monsoon Rainfall), 354 (Bengal Fan), 355 (Arabian Sea Monsoon), and 359 (Maldives Monsoon and Sea Level).
We identified deaths through published accounts of expeditions and by searching the Himalayan Database, a computerised registry of climbing expeditions to registered peaks in the Nepalese Himalayas.
We chose the number of expeditions rather than calendar time as the relevant index.
This expedition forms part of a new wave of exploration of the deep ocean.
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Wave after wave of attack.
China's response to a wave of protests in Tibet this year, including restricting access to the Tibetan Himalayas, may have led to a higher number of casualties in the mountaineering disaster this weekend, expedition organisers have claimed.
