Sentence examples for who has traversed from inspiring English sources
For those willing to walk to the top of the ravine -- no, there are no lifts -- Tuckerman offers considerable bragging rights for anyone who has traversed its steep slopes.
Ceferin, a black belt in karate who has traversed the Sahara five times (four by car and once on a motorbike), hinted he would employ the same tactics that had got him here to win re-election.
"When you're moving into undiscovered territory, it is helpful to have a guide who has traversed much of that territory already," says Gustin.
The way the artist poetically talks about his work feels appropriate for someone who has traversed the globe, sounding more like a wise, mythical character from a fiction novel than your average Brooklyn-based artist: "For many years I have been playing with the painterly world and the sculptural one.
Once the elite prospects are gone, teams lean on the wisdom and intuition of scouts who have traversed countries and continents searching for top talent.
Who says that asylum-seekers want 'things to do'? Perhaps doing nothing is a perfect way forward for people who have traversed the Channel tunnel or stowed themselves away in the holding carrier of an aeroplane.
A research institute associated with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism has surveyed the journalistic landscape and concluded, not unlike others who have traversed similar ground, that the immediate prospects for newspapers and broadcast television news are bleak.
Now, you've got to love that: a song that can tell a story about the creation of the land you're walking – or driving – over, or even the sea, and the people who've traversed it ahead of you, and bring you safely to a destination where you've never been before, without an atlas or Google Maps.
"The more trouble there is, the more we come," said Shira Agasi, a serious, bespectacled woman of 21 who had traversed the Israeli circuit in India, from Manali in the north to Varanasi in the east to here, since finishing a two-year stint in the intelligence division of the Israeli Air Force.
I was discovering new territory, like the settlers who had traversed the swales of Kansas before me.
And yet for those of us who have traversed the territory to which Rilke refers, his words serve as striking reminders of the inner qualities that are required of those of us who have committed ourselves to this path of the heart.
