They all wanted to know to what world two years of voyaging had brought them.

And here, for a while, the story leaves to tell of his voyaging.

On the eighth day of our voyaging we were near to Amber.

Murfy's was built for serious voyaging, with a storage hold.

It was the ideal position for astral voyaging, she'd read that in her book.

And what happened to an Explorer without a ship, when his long, long voyaging was done?

I've never encountered one before in all my voyaging."

Even some of their children were old, living too long in port amid their voyaging.

He was a fisher that had lost his boat, and thus been driven to the deep-sea voyaging.

Satisfaction, as of one that after long voyaging had got to port, plays over his broad simple face: the innocent King!

It was featured on their debut album Reasons for Voyaging.

In a single glance he could span weeks of perilous voyaging for that first Endeavour.

A fair, great ship in sight, almost the first we have seen in these weeks of lonely voyaging.

There are also longer stretches of repose, suspensions in the nervous voyaging.

The Pardeys also have some steadfast opinions on the state of long-distance voyaging.

A whole week's voyaging lost for nothing.

And so after long arduous voyaging they made landfall in this isle we call Florida.

But centuries of such star voyaging must have radically mutated the strain if these were the parent stock.

Scientists think that long-distance Polynesian voyaging followed the seasonal paths of birds.

It was most unlucky, just when the Titmouse was ready for distant voyaging.

Polynesian voyaging is also a large aspect of the Hawaiian Renaissance.

But the smell of salt air and the taste of offshore voyaging left a lasting impression on the boy.

It was now a twisted, wrecked mass of metal whose voyaging was forever ended.

Our voyaging is only great-circle sailing, and the doctors prescribe for diseases of the skin merely.

The difficulties of such voyaging, and the nature of the people encountered, contribute to the protagonist's awareness or problem.

Our voyage to the top of the world was at an end.

The 100 days have not been a voyage into the future.

In five minutes we saw more of them than during the whole voyage.

A true voyage is to become part of another people.

Just to come along and be company on the voyage.

The voyage will not be a long one, perhaps three months at most.

I've always had a mind to go on a voyage.

I put the question to them in the course of the voyage.

The real problem was the decision making of the men on the voyage.

In 1859 he made a third voyage to the East.

The voyage is thought to have taken place in 1029.

Things did not go so well on the second voyage.

You would have thought he had been going on a three months' voyage.

Little for men to do but talk on a voyage.

But I was not my own man again for the rest of the voyage.

Though the voyage will take four weeks, all seems to be well at the start.

He could change his mind and stay behind, instead of going on the voyage.

It was a voyage we could only make in America.

Yet the show does more than offer a voyage to another age.

Three months, she thought, and the voyage would be over.

It was the only way he could get through the voyage.

But you can make the rest of the voyage by yourself.

She told them that they were going on a voyage.

I only met her at the very end of the voyage.

She had done well on this voyage, I thought to myself.

At around the age of seven, he started to talk himself into voyaging.

Before long, we knew, they would be voyaging to the stars.

All night they voyaged thus, speaking no word one to the other.

These few must have voyaged away from the main pack for some reason.

Less than two months, after the six already voyaged.

So they had voyaged 30,000 light-years to walk on a beach.

You have voyaged here from some other sphere of human action, and that was as I wished.

The crew voyaged on and came across a sea like a green crystal.

As they voyaged south the weather improved, but not his spirits.

The programs let children play both pioneering doctors and voyaging red blood cells.

I had voyaged to England again, of course, because of.

Then there are the escape books, whose function is to take us far away from the spot to which we have voyaged.

He wondered where the young monk's mind voyaged, to bring him such a tune.

His dancing dark eyes voyaged up and down her seated form as if reminding himself.

They recorded his secret existence and voyaged around the world with him underwater.

In voyaging across the sea a mast and sail are required.

He'd voyaged before, and knew that mariners usually liked to take on a few passengers.

The black and tideless sea through which they voyaged at will between the island stars.

It was the first of the Cook Islands he voyaged to.

He voyaged to England and returned to America with a commission.

Drake has told the crew they will be voyaging to Alexandria on a trade mission.

"A ship which has voyaged from beyond the stars.

In 1722, he voyaged to Cayenne where he stayed for five years.

"Don't tell us you've already voyaged to another planet and brought back an inhabitant!"

We have voyaged a considerable distance since achieving near light-speed.