Sentence examples similar to work voyage from inspiring English sources

The final work, "Voyages," a seven-section travelogue by Mr. Wainrot, begins as eight men, crouching in semidarkness, writhe and undulate before skulking along on an imaginary jungle floor.

The first volume of Browne's work, Voyaging, seems to cover Darwin's early life quite thoroughly and comprehensively and, of course, includes a lengthy description of his voyage and the effect it had on his life and career.

Many books already have been published this year, and two definitive biographies of Darwin were published a decade ago: Janet Browne's two volume work, Voyaging (1995) and The Power of Place (2002) and Adrian Desmond and James Moore's Darwin: The Life of a Tormented Evolutionist (1991), along with the publication of numerous other biographies.

After her death Nerval traveled to the Levant, the result being some of his best work in Voyage en Orient (1843 51; "Voyage to the East"), a travelogue that also examines ancient and folk mythology, symbols, and religion.

He was hailed as one of France's literary giants following publication of his first novel and best-known work, Voyage au Bout de la Nuit (Journey to the End of the Night) in 1932.

His latest orchestral work, "Polaris: Voyage for Orchestra," composed in 2010 for Michael Tilson Thomas and the New World Symphony Orchestra to inaugurate its Frank Gehry hall in Miami Beach, finds still another dimension to explore, something he calls the magnetism of every note he puts on paper.

The account of his journey to China enjoyed wide popularity and appears to have been plagiarized in the 14th-century English work The Voyage and Travels of Sir John Mandeville, Knight, generally known as Mandeville's Travels and purportedly written by Sir John Mandeville.

"We decided to work with Voyage as a partner because we are excited by and fundamentally believe in the work they are doing," Arodiogbu wrote.

But the money wasn't exactly rolling in, and after his work on Voyage of Time concluded, Shults ended up broke and living with his parents.

Lovett's works include Voyage (1997) for ensemble and electroacoustic music; Abraham on Trial (2005), an opera for five singers; and Lonely Sits the City (2009) for solo voice and surround sound electronics.

The elegies that the wife reads aloud each allude to literary works about voyages, but the influences are seamlessly embedded, not showy.